Earning BTC in a 3rd world country

[rjmacarthy]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

Try http://www.cryptogrind.com and offer your services in exchange for Bitcoin.

We are like Fiverr but our users pay using Bitcoin.

I think working for Bitcoin is the easiest way to earn.

We have already had success with users making Bitcoin by writing blog articles and making videos etc.

Advertising on cryptogrind is free.

Good luck!

[dollarneed]

my friend is pakistan , he earned bitcoin from his own service, he is a designer by the way and he also sell vps, i always buy cheap vps from him, i think bitcoin is helping people from pakistan since PayPal is not offering its services in Pakistan, i always help him to convert his balance from paypal to bitcoin although it's so risky

[troleybüs]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I don't get why your country matters in this situation. If you work for Bitcoin you get paid Bitcoin. That's unrelated to your country.
If you earn Bitcoin from internet you have very high chance to earn more in national currency than your citizens.

[dothebeats]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I'm from the Philippines which is considered as a 3rd world country. At first, I didn't actually want to earn bitcoins but rather study it for educational purposes. It just so happened that I saw this thing that they called 'signature campaigns' and asked myself why don't I join one since I'm staying here browsing this forum for almost a full day? That's where I began monetizing my posts and earn bitcoins. After that, I familiarize myself with trading and now, I'm earning a decent amount of bitcoins enough to fund my studies and my daily expenses (and my future, too, if bitcoins do good in terms of price)

[Laosai]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I'm from the Philippines which is considered as a 3rd world country. At first, I didn't actually want to earn bitcoins but rather study it for educational purposes. It just so happened that I saw this thing that they called 'signature campaigns' and asked myself why don't I join one since I'm staying here browsing this forum for almost a full day? That's where I began monetizing my posts and earn bitcoins. After that, I familiarize myself with trading and now, I'm earning a decent amount of bitcoins enough to fund my studies and my daily expenses (and my future, too, if bitcoins do good in terms of price)

Great story kababayan So basically you are living with bitcoins right now? I hope one day I'll be like you earning decent amount of BTC enough for your studies and daily expenses Maybe I should also familiarize my self to trading I became more inspired when I read your post, thanks!

[Japa]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I'm from the Philippines which is considered as a 3rd world country. At first, I didn't actually want to earn bitcoins but rather study it for educational purposes. It just so happened that I saw this thing that they called 'signature campaigns' and asked myself why don't I join one since I'm staying here browsing this forum for almost a full day? That's where I began monetizing my posts and earn bitcoins. After that, I familiarize myself with trading and now, I'm earning a decent amount of bitcoins enough to fund my studies and my daily expenses (and my future, too, if bitcoins do good in terms of price)

Do you use any altcoins?

[Amph]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I don't get why your country matters in this situation. If you work for Bitcoin you get paid Bitcoin. That's unrelated to your country.
If you earn Bitcoin from internet you have very high chance to earn more in national currency than your citizens.

i think he asking this because he need to earn a serious amount of coins, seeing how he come from a country that is poor and do not offer a proper living, maybe with bitcoin he can earn more than in RL

[VirosaGITS]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I don't get why your country matters in this situation. If you work for Bitcoin you get paid Bitcoin. That's unrelated to your country.
If you earn Bitcoin from internet you have very high chance to earn more in national currency than your citizens.

i think he asking this because he need to earn a serious amount of coins, seeing how he come from a country that is poor and do not offer a proper living, maybe with bitcoin he can earn more than in RL

Very true, in some country, you can live very well with a few dollars a day, Sad to say but living on this forum could give those persons a nice life quality in term of financial income.

[mark coins]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I don't get why your country matters in this situation. If you work for Bitcoin you get paid Bitcoin. That's unrelated to your country.
If you earn Bitcoin from internet you have very high chance to earn more in national currency than your citizens.

i think he asking this because he need to earn a serious amount of coins, seeing how he come from a country that is poor and do not offer a proper living, maybe with bitcoin he can earn more than in RL

Very true, in some country, you can live very well with a few dollars a day, Sad to say but living on this forum could give those persons a nice life quality in term of financial income.

i agree about that. like here in my country we can live with only $5 a day and i know one country that a dollar will give them food for a week

[RealBitcoin]

Guys, and OP listen here.

Bitcoin is wonderful because it doesnt discriminate upon where you live. Now the individual earning sites might do that, but if you trade with people here in the forum or offer services yourself, you can earn unlimited about of bitcoins yourself.

One method I personally know of is altcoin trading. Today you could have made 267% gains if you traded VCOIN, at Yobit.

Check my signature for more info.

[Laosai]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I don't get why your country matters in this situation. If you work for Bitcoin you get paid Bitcoin. That's unrelated to your country.
If you earn Bitcoin from internet you have very high chance to earn more in national currency than your citizens.

i think he asking this because he need to earn a serious amount of coins, seeing how he come from a country that is poor and do not offer a proper living, maybe with bitcoin he can earn more than in RL

That bolded part was basically me right now I mean I am earning more with bitcoin than any part time jobs for me here on a third world country and it's not that easy to get a job here while with bitcoin, it's very easy to look for earning opportunities with it on the internet. Sig campaign was one of the best ways to earn bitcoin right now.

[MikeCoin]

I dont think they even had good internet right?

[mexxer-2]

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Posting here+ offering offline services like photo editing doesn't require a high speed internet. You can also offer btc for goods services , and many more, not everything requires a good/stable internet.

[VirosaGITS]

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Posting here+ offering offline services like photo editing doesn't require a high speed internet. You can also offer btc for goods services , and many more, not everything requires a good/stable internet.

You can mine on poor cellphone wifi connection so i don't think mining in such area with slow internet is really all that much of a problem in the first place. And sadly the discrimination of earning, or well at least mining Bitcoin is well here and its called your electricity costs.

The only other thing i would consider as BTC earning is trading it or investing it.

The other things you can do that input your times isint particularily BTC specific.

[Erkallys]

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Posting here+ offering offline services like photo editing doesn't require a high speed internet. You can also offer btc for goods services , and many more, not everything requires a good/stable internet.

You can mine on poor cellphone wifi connection so i don't think mining in such area with slow internet is really all that much of a problem in the first place. And sadly the discrimination of earning, or well at least mining Bitcoin is well here and its called your electricity costs.

The only other thing i would consider as BTC earning is trading it or investing it.

The other things you can do that input your times isint particularily BTC specific.

I find that internet connection matters in mining. Everytime I launch ethminer to mine Ethereum on Suprnova, I lost my internet connection, that come back only when ethminer has been closed.

[winguard]

This is really the good thing about bitcoin. Everyone is equal no matter where you came from and earning btc is challenging especially when you have the skills and knowledge in doing so.

[VirosaGITS]

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Posting here+ offering offline services like photo editing doesn't require a high speed internet. You can also offer btc for goods services , and many more, not everything requires a good/stable internet.

You can mine on poor cellphone wifi connection so i don't think mining in such area with slow internet is really all that much of a problem in the first place. And sadly the discrimination of earning, or well at least mining Bitcoin is well here and its called your electricity costs.

The only other thing i would consider as BTC earning is trading it or investing it.

The other things you can do that input your times isint particularily BTC specific.

I find that internet connection matters in mining. Everytime I launch ethminer to mine Ethereum on Suprnova, I lost my internet connection, that come back only when ethminer has been closed.

That is weird, i do not have that issue. I have some miners on slow wifi as well and beside occasional short disconnects, their performance isint impacted, they have the same hashrate accepted on the pool side.

And ethminer is a pain, there's tons of thing that make it crash, so annoying. Had to change antivirus for one.

Also if you have super slow internet speed you could also setup a proxy on your home network and then submit everything with one connection. That way you can have a big mine using nearly no hashrate.

The only problem is that you lose a tiny bit of time when you submit, so on fast block switch or in the event where you find a block at the same time as someone else, then only you are penalized.

If you mine on a pool it should not really be a problem either way. Since BTC itself has very slow blockchange rate, because of the average mining time.

[Amph]

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Posting here+ offering offline services like photo editing doesn't require a high speed internet. You can also offer btc for goods services , and many more, not everything requires a good/stable internet.

You can mine on poor cellphone wifi connection so i don't think mining in such area with slow internet is really all that much of a problem in the first place. And sadly the discrimination of earning, or well at least mining Bitcoin is well here and its called your electricity costs.

The only other thing i would consider as BTC earning is trading it or investing it.

The other things you can do that input your times isint particularily BTC specific.

i would prefer to posting for sig, than mining with a cell phone, you will pay tons of money, from internet connection, if the wi-fi is private and plus the battery will die quickly, not to mention you will stress to much the cpu

unless you can buy a dedicated smartphone, which is cheap enough, to try the mining, and anyway there will be no profit

[Laosai]

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Are you referring to the internet connections on 3rd world countries? You're  right especially here on our country, we had a slow internet connection and yet expensive ones. Personally I used to pay roughly $22/ month with a speed of up to 1-2 Mbps only. Its somehow a hindrance when searching and browsing on the web but I already managed to get used to a slow internet connection, though its quite hard to look for earning opportunities online. I'm glad there's bitcointalk.org where I earn with sig campaign and it doesn't require a high speed connection

[Erkallys]

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Posting here+ offering offline services like photo editing doesn't require a high speed internet. You can also offer btc for goods services , and many more, not everything requires a good/stable internet.

You can mine on poor cellphone wifi connection so i don't think mining in such area with slow internet is really all that much of a problem in the first place. And sadly the discrimination of earning, or well at least mining Bitcoin is well here and its called your electricity costs.

The only other thing i would consider as BTC earning is trading it or investing it.

The other things you can do that input your times isint particularily BTC specific.

I find that internet connection matters in mining. Everytime I launch ethminer to mine Ethereum on Suprnova, I lost my internet connection, that come back only when ethminer has been closed.

That is weird, i do not have that issue. I have some miners on slow wifi as well and beside occasional short disconnects, their performance isint impacted, they have the same hashrate accepted on the pool side.

And ethminer is a pain, there's tons of thing that make it crash, so annoying. Had to change antivirus for one.

Also if you have super slow internet speed you could also setup a proxy on your home network and then submit everything with one connection. That way you can have a big mine using nearly no hashrate.

The only problem is that you lose a tiny bit of time when you submit, so on fast block switch or in the event where you find a block at the same time as someone else, then only you are penalized.

If you mine on a pool it should not really be a problem either way. Since BTC itself has very slow blockchange rate, because of the average mining time.

Yes, that's quite weird. But tell me, what did you mean when you said : "you could also setup a proxy on your home network and then submit everything with one connection" ? I have already only one connection, but maybe I misunderstood ?

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Posting here+ offering offline services like photo editing doesn't require a high speed internet. You can also offer btc for goods services , and many more, not everything requires a good/stable internet.

You can mine on poor cellphone wifi connection so i don't think mining in such area with slow internet is really all that much of a problem in the first place. And sadly the discrimination of earning, or well at least mining Bitcoin is well here and its called your electricity costs.

The only other thing i would consider as BTC earning is trading it or investing it.

The other things you can do that input your times isint particularily BTC specific.

i would prefer to posting for sig, than mining with a cell phone, you will pay tons of money, from internet connection, if the wi-fi is private and plus the battery will die quickly, not to mention you will stress to much the cpu

unless you can buy a dedicated smartphone, which is cheap enough, to try the mining, and anyway there will be no profit

I think when he said that he meant that you can mine with a PC or an ASIC using a cellphone connection.

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Are you referring to the internet connections on 3rd world countries? You're  right especially here on our country, we had a slow internet connection and yet expensive ones. Personally I used to pay roughly $22/ month with a speed of up to 1-2 Mbps only. Its somehow a hindrance when searching and browsing on the web but I already managed to get used to a slow internet connection, though its quite hard to look for earning opportunities online. I'm glad there's bitcointalk.org where I earn with sig campaign and it doesn't require a high speed connection

Guy, if you say that connection is slow with 1-2 Mbps, test mine : 10 kb/s power ! Even if I come from France, I have a REALLY shitty connection, that crashes when it is saturated (which happen really fast with such a connection ) ! Sometimes I go up to 200 kb/seconds ! But it most of the time only the night, so not really useful ...