I miss Faucets

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Without faucets, how are micro earners making online income in 2024? Are there new opportunities available?

I think this sub-section of the forum could have so much potential, like being a spot for sharing and discussing another micro earnings alternatives which go beyond faucets. Something like that sub-board of Reddit called "Beermoney".

There are always newbies starting from zero who could be benefited by this, and even old adopters who want to have some fun grinding money online through alternative methods.

In recent years this board is pretty much dead. So, I assume that in general without few exceptions there is no good micro earnings methods. Otherwise probably we would see something actively promoted here.
Seems that now newbies aren't getting introduced to Bitcoin through micro earnings like in past we used to get into it through faucets.

[Z-tight]

Without faucets, how are micro earners making online income in 2024? Are there new opportunities available?

I think this sub-section of the forum could have so much potential, like being a spot for sharing and discussing another micro earnings alternatives which go beyond faucets. Something like that sub-board of Reddit called "Beermoney".

It is almost impossible to find any alternative means to earn tiny BTC for doing simple and easy tasks, BTC has grown so fast and is now more and more expensive, as a result of that micro earnings are almost worth nothing and unattractive, plus very difficult to even find any.

Nowadays, people have to get good knowledge of BTC and also get a skill, in order to earn BTC without buying it with their money, that's even far better than micro earnings, because you can earn a lot depending on how good you are, what it requires is time and the willingness to get better at it.

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It is almost impossible to find any alternative means to earn tiny BTC for doing simple and easy tasks, BTC has grown so fast and is now more and more expensive, as a result of that micro earnings are almost worth nothing and unattractive, plus very difficult to even find any.

I was looking faucetpay's tasks yesterday. Their best PTC task offers 0.00081 USD for viewing an ad for 120 seconds. That is much worse than it used to be ten years ago! And add this to the purchasing power of dollar which decreased a lot since then. I remember in previous years we viewed a simple ad for 10-15 seconds and were paid 1 cent or at least half cent for that.

Another micro tasks are available only for first world countries. For everyone else it really doesn't worth. I thought about grinding those playstore games on spare time through Cointiply, but the rewards are ridiculous. I think a same game task pays better depending where you live, though.

[LTU_btc]

I was looking faucetpay's tasks yesterday. Their best PTC task offers 0.00081 USD for viewing an ad for 120 seconds. That is much worse than it used to be ten years ago! And add this to the purchasing power of dollar which decreased a lot since then. I remember in previous years we viewed a simple ad for 10-15 seconds and were paid 1 cent or at least half cent for that.

Another micro tasks are available only for first world countries. For everyone else it really doesn't worth. I thought about grinding those playstore games on spare time through Cointiply, but the rewards are ridiculous. I think a same game task pays better depending where you live, though.

$0.00082 for watching 120 seconds ad - it's probably least effective way to spend your time. I can't imagine how they can find people who complete such tasks. Just imagine how many such videos you have to watch to earn just $1.
I remember back in time avarage PTC website was paying $0.002 per click, while tasks had decent rates. Though, highest paying tasks weren't available in 3rd world countries.

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$0.00082 for watching 120 seconds ad - it's probably least effective way to spend your time. I can't imagine how they can find people who complete such tasks. Just imagine how many such videos you have to watch to earn just $1.
I remember back in time avarage PTC website was paying $0.002 per click, while tasks had decent rates. Though, highest paying tasks weren't available in 3rd world countries.

Indeed. I don't know how many people still complete those PTC offers, but at the faucet list page we can see how many users are paid daily, and how much in dollar the faucet has paid on the day and on the week. The most popular faucet seems to be one called Vie Faucet, with a total of 5069 users paid today. The data says this faucet paid 717,53$ today and 462,07$ on the week.

Another popular one is Coinpayu, displaying 1138,56$ paid on the week to its users. Surprisingly, even though available profit to be made is minimal, there are still thousands of people accessing these websites in a daily basis, moving another thousands of dollars in a weekly basis.

Maybe this traffic is heavily influenced by bots too, who knows...