Bitcoin for the Broke College Students

[BlueJayBitcoin]

Hi there!

I've searched up a bunch of different ways to profit off of Bitcoin (e.g. Faucets, Lending, trading, etc.) but to those of whom this topic may relate to, how can one make the most out of Bitcoin with only a few dollars to invest in it right now? I suppose holding and faucets are really the only conservative options?

I'm new here and want to take the dive into crypto-investing so I'd appreciate some advice from those with experience before I make any bank-breaking decisions.   

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[Lumin333]

Hello fellow noob. I have been learning the basics of trading small amounts using ETH and Alt coins on etherdelta. The tx fees are small and its working well for me right now. I'm hoping to build up a bit in the few days and buy some BTC quick before the fork. I also have some bitcoincash as that should grow

[SyGambler]

since we are talking about broke people , then you should forget about the methods that require you to have money like trading and other investing opportunities
so you should start working on collecting bitcoins , like finding some micro jobs here in the forums if you have some skills in designing for example
signature campaigns are also a good way to start making some bitcoins , you can make something like 1000$ a month in some campaigns so that would be a nice boost for your  future plans

[HabBear]

since we are talking about broke people , then you should forget about the methods that require you to have money like trading and other investing opportunities
so you should start working on collecting bitcoins , like finding some micro jobs here in the forums if you have some skills in designing for example
signature campaigns are also a good way to start making some bitcoins , you can make something like 1000$ a month in some campaigns so that would be a nice boost for your  future plans

Or about just getting a job in whatever town you live in and using some of that money to buy bitcoin? Whatever wage they pay for that job is likely to be more than what you'd get paid for side / odd jobs identified through this forum.

Bitcoin is just currency, we complicate it when we start thinking that something special is required to own some.

Bitcoin is divisible to the 100 millionth of a coin. Just start buying. Or hit up a faucet.