BAT profit through Brave ads

[seleme]

I have been using Brave browser for years, the security and rewards are way better than other Chromium based browsers. Although it is not collected as much in Bat tokens but I will cashout these altcoin and sell on alt season when it is right time. Daily browsing and watching small window ads should worth something after years of user experience on Brave browser.

[AakZaki]

Actually if he cashed out in the previous years, he should have made more than $25.
Because I am still using brave up until today but the earnings is very small now, and had converted my earnings to USD few times already.
If he had converted his BAT to USD when it was about $1 per token, he got good money out of it already.
But who knows, his waiting period will give him reward later on if this token will improve its price in the years to come?
But right now, the price is not worth exchanging it. It depends on when he will convert it to another crypto like btc or fiat.
He can just collect it for now, anyway, using brave browser is free and if you are just using the net all day long, why not use brave while earning some BAT?

How many braves do you get every day if it's consistently paid? because the current BAT token price is only $ 0.3 and it is still a low price at this time compared to ATH which had touched $ 1.5. There's nothing wrong with just using the brave browser and then getting a BAT token. I've also tried it and now I rarely open it. More familiar with using the chrome browser. But it is possible that later it will be used again to collect some BAT tokens.

[Strongkored]

It's been a long time not using this browser and as far as I know that not all users can produce this token by looking at advertisements because advertisements are only available in certain countries and if I'm not mistaken too, users who want to withdrawn this token must do KYC through a third party platform and that's one of the reasons why I no longer use this browser, If I hope to get a profit when the price of this token goes back up I will prefer to buy and store it with all the risks that exist

[bitgolden]

How many braves do you get every day if it's consistently paid? because the current BAT token price is only $ 0.3 and it is still a low price at this time compared to ATH which had touched $ 1.5. There's nothing wrong with just using the brave browser and then getting a BAT token. I've also tried it and now I rarely open it. More familiar with using the chrome browser. But it is possible that later it will be used again to collect some BAT tokens.

I would guess that it is not just about what the price of BAT is, it is about how much is distributed. If you distribute a lot, then even with the current price people would be getting a lot, if you distribute less then it wouldn't be the same.

This means during bull runs when ads are such high paid things because everyone wants to get into crypto and they pay a good sum to do ads, the brave users will make a good profit since they are doing something that is desirable to payers, however when we are in the bear period there are not as many people who are willing to pay for those ads and that is why the return is not as much as it used to be.

[Ultegra134]

It's been a long time not using this browser and as far as I know that not all users can produce this token by looking at advertisements because advertisements are only available in certain countries and if I'm not mistaken too, users who want to withdrawn this token must do KYC through a third party platform and that's one of the reasons why I no longer use this browser, If I hope to get a profit when the price of this token goes back up I will prefer to buy and store it with all the risks that exist

This is correct; unfortunately, I was barely receiving any advertisements in Greece, and when I did, they were only from the hardware wallet Ledger. In other countries, such as the USA, perhaps users would receive more advertisements, resulting in higher earnings. Thus, the amount of coins you earn is solely dependent on your country of residence, which in my case wasn't much and stopped bothering me after a day or two. The BAT token is now worth $0.30, and the OP is likely to barely make $100 during the bull market, which isn't too shabby.

[EFS]

I installed Brave browser and used casually, it wasn't my default browser and I earned only 3.5 BAT since start. That's only $1.05 around. I don't know how much would it be if it was my default browser. Although I don't have any problems and my Brave experience was good overall, I never think about changing my default one. I can't speculate about BAT price.

[yhiaali3]

Do you really mean that you earned from ads in two or three years only the equivalent of 25$? This is a small amount that is not worth it.

As for I tried to use it, but I was not able to profit from ads because I live in a prohibited country, but now I am not sad because earning this small amount during all this long period is not worth it!!!

[Odusko]

I used the wave browser some time ago and in that time I accumulated a good amount of BAT coin as an airdrop of my activities from viewing ads, but I must say the income has not been that encouraging, and since I don't want to click any Ads that may lead me to a phishing site that will steal your I private information.
But then if you concentrate on the ads clicks you may make good extra income but I for once don't think it is worth the risk, imagine you earn $25 for your 2-3 years of activities on the browser.

[inthelongrun]

I am a long-time Brave user here and I love the browser. No ads, trackers, or scripts. I donated the rewards over the years but it was only a few months ago that I started to not touch them. For now, I only have around 30 BATs which is around $8 something. I am planning to hold them until the next bull run and see how far it goes. ATH of BAT was nearly $2 and there is a high chance that it could reach $3. So a hundred BATs could be $300 by then. And that's coming from using a browser that is actually my choice even without its rewards. 

[LastKiss]

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Would you hold or sell? What is your take on BAT?

For now just hold maybe, you can sell all your tokens when the next bull happens. Right now 25$ for 2 years is not worth getting but maybe waiting more 1 year can make it 250$. I'm not into in this token but since this token already stands for years it's not a bad decision to hold more time.

[coin-investor]

I just come back from using Brave it's only been three months and already earned 18.500 Bats it's everything I want in a browser I should have used when I first stumble it three years ago I could have earned more if I continue using it
but now I'm dedicated to continuing use and would likely refer my friends here.
I'm thinking of buying BAT because I've seen its price a year ago it's down 83.41% right now, there's a possibility that the price will be back and maybe set another all-time high.

[Hispo]

I used Brave on my computer back in 2021 to see how I would do with those profits from advertisements. I stayed on it for 2 or 3 months and I accumulates a few dollars in BAT, about 4-5$ which I ended up withdrawing and spending.

It is a good feature to capitalize one's browser through micro-earnings, but it is not for everyone, specially since in order to withdraw the money one needs to have an specific KC-verified account in any of only two exchanges, which could be a problem to those who have a problem with KYC or living in a country where those exchanges are not available.

https://community.brave.com/t/psa-venezuela-no-longer-supported-by-uphold-or-gemini/407050

[Apocollapse]

Brave browser is no longer anonymous when they're have partnership with BAT token Brave, the so called "privacy" browser now requires KYC!, so you're just selling your data for getting small amount BAT token as the compensation. I don't think it's worth because you can make more money without selling your personal identity by offering your service or become a freelancer. I think watching ads and give your KYC to earn small amount token is pretty much like a bounty program.

[ethereumhunter]

Brave browser is no longer anonymous when they're have partnership with BAT token Brave, the so called "privacy" browser now requires KYC!, so you're just selling your data for getting small amount BAT token as the compensation. I don't think it's worth because you can make more money without selling your personal identity by offering your service or become a freelancer. I think watching ads and give your KYC to earn small amount token is pretty much like a bounty program.

And that's a risk if we really care about our personal identity. Better to buy BAT tokens directly on the exchange we usually use to trade and store them until the price can increase. But what raises a question is why the so-called "privacy" browser Brave now requires KYC. Is there any intervention from the government that forces developers to apply KYC to their users? If so, it's no longer feasible to use the Brave browser. It's better to use another browser that doesn't ask for any requirements except an email and password.

[SquallLeonhart]

Brave browser is no longer anonymous when they're have partnership with BAT token Brave, the so called "privacy" browser now requires KYC!, so you're just selling your data for getting small amount BAT token as the compensation. I don't think it's worth because you can make more money without selling your personal identity by offering your service or become a freelancer. I think watching ads and give your KYC to earn small amount token is pretty much like a bounty program.

It was always a bit risky considering that you would have to share your information in a different type of data. You would be selling your searches and everywhere you go and everything you do, because they show the ads everywhere and it's basically a wrong thing.

All in all, I would say that this was a trick to convince people who need even the smallest amount of money, and I guarantee you that there will be plenty of people using it even with KYC because there are plenty of people who need money. I wouldn't, I am happy with my opera and that's all that I require, those small tiny amounts are not enough to convince me, but it will convince a ton of people.

[Webetcoins]

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Would you hold or sell? What is your take on BAT?

For now just hold maybe, you can sell all your tokens when the next bull happens. Right now 25$ for 2 years is not worth getting but maybe waiting more 1 year can make it 250$. I'm not into in this token but since this token already stands for years it's not a bad decision to hold more time.

In my case, it will depend. If I have tons of bats and then I also need money, maybe I will sell a big portion of my hodling. We invest in crypto in the first place so that we can get something so there is no point on hodling them forever.

It's kinda surprising that the op only achieve $25 for 2 to 3 years of using brave browser, I think if I am the one who will use it, my earnings will exceed already on that amount because I am a heavy internet user. This token is kinda old but it's not really performing well as other old coins. If we are to invest, I think there are better coins out there than bat but it's not bad if you will use their browser and get rewarded by bat tokens.

[Mozzart]

25 dollars for such a long period is,of course,very little.A regular browser that didn’t impress me much,so I continue to use chrome.And yes,as noted above in the messages,verification for an anonymous browser is strange,it seems to me that the idea was originally different.

[inthelongrun]

I am not updated with Brave and BAT. But it seems like some people thought that you need KYC in order to use the browser? KYC is only needed when withdrawing the earned tokens. You can just ignore and leave those tokens or donate it if someone do not want to do KYC. I'm not going to do a KYC either if the amount is immaterial but if it reaches like $300 during a bull run then I will do a KYC like what I did on Binance and the other exchanges I used before. And from my understanding, Brave is not the one asking for KYC when collecting the tokens but the 3rd party wallet that the tokens are deposited.