How to Earn Cryptocurrencies free

[detrivator]

1. Faucet
You can get any coin with claim it every 1 hour,1minute or no waiting time. Like freebitco.in and freedoge.co.in or Faucethub.
2. Airdrops
Its just like a giveaway to user who participate in their project. Blockchain give free XLM to their member who has tier 2 in their profile and some ICO creating airdrop to introduce their project.
3. Cloud Mining
Mining in website like  EOBOT. You can claim GHS everyday to increase your speed mining in EOBOT.
4. Advertise
If you have website with good visitors, you can advertise your website with A-ADS. you can get bitcoin if your visitors click your ads.
5. Social Media
You can earn by posting any Story in Belacam. If other member like your post, you can get free coin.


There are many more ways to earn free cryptocurrency to share in here. like a Bounty, View Ads, Take a Survey, Play a Games, Gambling and many more.

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[bitmover]

It's incredible how people are interested in earning cryptocurrencies for free here. Of course it can be done, but it's a lot of time consuming and depends a lot on your efforts and time available.

When I learned about cryptocurrencies I never thought about earning them for free. My first idea was to buy them

I would not recommend for any newbie to do Airdrops , as they are Very much time consuming and the reward is so small, like faucets.

Advertising (with a website like you said) and bounty are better options

[detrivator]

I would not recommend for any newbie to do Airdrops , as they are Very much time consuming and the reward is so small, like faucets

Yea, airdrops is not recommended for any newbie. But in fact there are many newbie is do a Airdrops than Bounty.
Airdrops can give big reward if 1 person can invite more refferal

[IlVeroNico]

There are almost zero airdrops worth your time (if you don't have a way to have people use your referral) lately, and the few decent ones are really difficult to find, because as soon as they go mainstream they end

[mocacinno]

Altough, theoretically, most of your points are correct, i would still like to add some remarks to each of the points you raise:

1. Faucet
You can get any coin with claim it every 1 hour,1minute or no waiting time. Like freebitco.in and freedoge.co.in or Faucethub.

Altough i haven't tested out a faucet in years, i quickly browsed to faucethub and found the average claim seems to be around ~100sat nowadays (i did not do the math, i just looked at the list and remember that most faucets don't actually give you the amounts they claim in those toplists).
I remember that due to the hidden links, captcha's, popups, fake faucets, dry faucets,... It would be a miracle if you were able to claim more than 50 faucets per hour.

This would make your average "income" 5000 sat/hour... That's about 18 cents/hour. In my country, the minimum income (after taxing) is about 7€/hour.
Working on an assambly line or at Mcdonalds would be about 40 times more efficient than claiming from faucets. Next to this, working at a factory or a fastfood joint wouldn't require you to invest in a pc, electricity, internet,... It would also give you access to social benefits like insurance, and you would actually contribute to the growth of your country.

My advice: get a real job, buy BTC with part of your wage... Far more efficient

2. Airdrops
Its just like a giveaway to user who participate in their project. Blockchain give free XLM to their member who has tier 2 in their profile and some ICO creating airdrop to introduce their project.

They give 25 XLM AFTER you gave them your name, address, phone number, copy of your ID... My privacy is worth more than 25 XLM (less than €2)

3. Cloud Mining
Mining in website like  EOBOT. You can claim GHS everyday to increase your speed mining in EOBOT.

There are only 2 types of cloudmining companies:

• 99,9% are scams
• 0.1% are companies that sell you 100% of their risk for a very, very, very small part of the potential profits

The 99,9% and 0.1% statistics are not a result of an actual calculation... They are a result of my experience within this comunity and are more of a gut feeling instead of a "calculated" result. My gut feeling actually tells me that the 99,9% is actually an under-estimation.

4. Advertise
If you have website with good visitors, you can advertise your website with A-ADS. you can get bitcoin if your visitors click your ads.

Sure, i run a-ads on my sites to... But you'd need a site that gets thousands of unique visitors a day to make peanuts... I've been able to claim from them ONCE, and i run sites that do receive a couple hundred uniques a day for a couple of years now

5. Social Media
You can earn by posting any Story in Belacam. If other member like your post, you can get free coin.

Don't know this technique, but be carefull not to promote scams while posting things on social media!!!

There are many more ways to earn free cryptocurrency to share in here. like a Bounty, View Ads, Take a Survey, Play a Games, Gambling and many more.

Bounty = a type of promotion that decreases everybody's bitcointalk experience IMHO. If you do bounty reports on bitcointalk, don't expect any respected member to take you seriously ever again

View Ads = very low hourly income, get a IRL job instead

Take a Survey = very low hourly income, get a IRL job instead

Play a Games = very low hourly income, get a IRL job instead

Gambling = bad advice... The house always wins. Sure, you can get lucky once in a while, but on average, the total group of players will always lose more than they win (and in the odd case the group of players wins more than they lose, the casino goes bancrupt and dissapears)

[detrivator]

They give 25 XLM AFTER you gave them your name, address, phone number, copy of your ID... My privacy is worth more than 25 XLM (less than €2)

Sorry, i mean you can get $25 worth of XLM

[mocacinno]

Sorry, i mean you can get $25 worth of XLM

Are you sure? They spammed my email with their offer to, but i think the mail i received indicated they were talking about 25 XLM (i deleted the mail from my mailbox, since i do not tend to hold on to spam mails)... I searched for the claiming procedure and found out they want a complete KYC for 25 XLM, so i walked away.

But it's possible i misread and they were talking about $25 in XLM... Still not enough for my privacy, but certainly better than $2

[UserU]

I'd avoid airdrops like the plague.

Most of the time, you're stuck with untradeable tokens.

[o_e_l_e_o]

As mocacinno has pointed out, any method to "earn crypto" will be dwarfed by most methods to "earn fiat and buy crypto". A single shift at even a minimum wage job will earn you more than an entire month spent collecting faucets, doing altcoin bounties or posting on social media or similar. As for airdrops and cloud mining, they are almost always scams or worthless.

Don't even get me started on the stupidity of undergoing KYC and giving away your entire identity to scammers for the promise of some trash altcoin or token which you will likely never be able to sell.

[Stedsm]

Sorry, i mean you can get $25 worth of XLM

Are you sure? They spammed my email with their offer to, but i think the mail i received indicated they were talking about 25 XLM (i deleted the mail from my mailbox, since i do not tend to hold on to spam mails)... I searched for the claiming procedure and found out they want a complete KYC for 25 XLM, so i walked away.

But it's possible i misread and they were talking about $25 in XLM... Still not enough for my privacy, but certainly better than $2

And what happens is, people fall for such offers and go ahead giving their so-called "KYC" which they regret in future as to why they committed such a mistake? Regrets take place when hackers and other companies rake in these databases for not even a penny per KYC sold in either dark market or a direct sale. It's really not advisable to give KYC to anyone until they're secure enough to keep it safe from attacks and theft.

@OP,
I've my friend playing at duckdice where you need to wager around BTC0.5 and you'll get 500 Satoshis as faucet (capped to max 30 faucet claims per day). He already tried it and checked the withdrawal process, and he told me that it's instant. For your faucet part, this one's a better option than going for freebitcoin because if I'm not wrong, they're not even giving half of what you'll get at duckdice.

Airdrops are fine as far as project doesn't need KYC. Still, if there seems something more of a value added to the project through blockchain, giving it to them is fine but at your own risk because nobody knows the intentions of anybody's mind as it is crypto - where they get everything while either keeping their anonymity maintained by hiding their identity or using someone else's identity with a different name in order to scam ahead after ICO is successfully completed.

Cloud mining? Think again.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=878387.msg9697654#msg9697654
Read this before going for it.

Advertising is good, but the pay rate is definitely not competitive if we compare it to Google AdSense, still a better alternative.

Even you can earn Steem for sharing stuff at their social media and there are more social mediums you can use to earn altcoins (like VIB) for being socially active and sell it for BTC. Still, free BTC after exchanging it.

The best thing is to use your skills and get paid for it, it is also considered free here. Showcase your talent here and get paid BTC for the same.

[Chadme]

helpful , i have not tried my self Bounty, Airdrops but the claim for faucet is annoying . i think waste of time for faucet earning and have to wait long time to withdrawal limit reached. i do convert myself gambling and feeling comfort with good earning .  

[Pmalek]

Are you sure?

Yeah they were giving away $25 worth of Stellar Lumens, no idea if the offer is still valid or not.

As part of Blockchain's Stellar giveaway, participants will be receiving $25 worth of XLM.

https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/articles/360019105851-What-is-a-Stellar-airdrop-

[leowonderful]

Stellar’s partnership with Blockchain still seems to be going on, though there is a bit of a waitlist right now and there’s no guarantee you’re going to be able to submit the documents necessary for the free XLM. Here is the link to the airdrop if you choose to go through the hassle of KYC. https://www.blockchain.com/getcrypto

The only legit way to go about mining is really to own physical hardware and have it run at your house or a colocation/datacenter. Cloud mining generally isn’t profitable even when it isn’t a scam, especially in the bear market we’re currently in. Most residential places don’t have electrical rates conducive for mining, but you can always use a quieter miner as a space heater too. Just keep in mind bigger and more power hungry ASICs like most Antminers are very loud.

[Lassie]

Hello, who helps me a bit with bitcoin. I am new to this and I want to invest in eobot.

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You are good to add this one, begging crypto currency is one way to get some. Oh wait you are begging here which is not allowed, you should have read the forum rules first and please get a job IRL so you can get more than spending your time here begging

[Erickan]

3. Cloud Mining
Mining in website like  EOBOT. You can claim GHS everyday to increase your speed mining in EOBOT.

The first time I joined this market, what I did was to spend $ 200 to buy the calculation speed on EOBOT GHS 5.0 with a five-year term. The reason I join EOBOT, is from the advertisement of another website, they say like you will make a lot of money when you join EOBOT. But when buying speed is completed, I realize that life is not like a dream, the exploitation speed is very slow and it also changes according to market prices. I did a thorough investigation to find out that EOBOT had said very well about the exploitation on their platform:
Cloud mining should be considered as a fun, recreational activity and not a source of income or investment. The above numbers reflect no difficulty increase. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.

And I realized the reason that the other website inflated EOBOT is because they are participating in the "Referrals" program of EOBOT. I just want to say that I don't want to discuss whether EOBOT good or bad, should join or not. But I agree with mocacinno, it's best to use money to buy bitcoin or  altcoin.

[joniboini]

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Nice story you have there. I experienced the same thing with Telegram bot lol. I bought some package (luckily no that many) which they promise can give me some returns in a week. The amount is good and I don't know much about it at that time so I go all in. In the end, it's so difficult to withdraw, I need to watch ads or vids at least 100x before I can withdraw some $5. I believe it's probably a scam now.

Cloud mining or bot mining is a soft scam, I'd rather swing trading or join a bounty campaign than doing them.

[r1s2g3]

There are few games in which you can get crypto currency for playing them. I am not saying to play those games for earning crypto currency but if you are avid gamer then earning little crypto currency while you enjoy the game is good idea.

[Freddy11]

Although, most will be aware of the first 3 ways mentioned, but 4th one is interesting and probably something that you wanted to highlight as well. But anyhow, I feel I rather participate in quality Airdrop Campaigns instead of any other way, as it can be pretty good.

But of course, it all depends upon selection since that’s where everything works right and can help us with earning Cryptos. It should not be considered as time pass, but must be taken as something worthy.

[Bitze]

There are few games in which you can get crypto currency for playing them. I am not saying to play those games for earning crypto currency but if you are avid gamer then earning little crypto currency while you enjoy the game is good idea.

are there any examples here? so which games would you have played with?
i used to use some faucets myself but these times are gone.

[Lucius]

Altough i haven't tested out a faucet in years, i quickly browsed to faucethub and found the average claim seems to be around ~100sat nowadays (i did not do the math, i just looked at the list and remember that most faucets don't actually give you the amounts they claim in those toplists).
I remember that due to the hidden links, captcha's, popups, fake faucets, dry faucets,... It would be a miracle if you were able to claim more than 50 faucets per hour.

This would make your average "income" 5000 sat/hour... That's about 18 cents/hour. In my country, the minimum income (after taxing) is about 7€/hour.
Working on an assambly line or at Mcdonalds would be about 40 times more efficient than claiming from faucets. Next to this, working at a factory or a fastfood joint wouldn't require you to invest in a pc, electricity, internet,... It would also give you access to social benefits like insurance, and you would actually contribute to the growth of your country.

My advice: get a real job, buy BTC with part of your wage... Far more efficient

Your thoughts are purely from the perspective of a person who can earn 7€/hour, and which has Mcdonalds behind every corner. What about the countries where people work for less then 10$ per month (hard work), unemployment is high and it is difficult to find a job? In some cases users of faucets can maybe ( or maybe not), earn 1$ per day = 30$ per month - for you this is something like pocket money, but for some others this money means much more than anyone else can imagine.

Some examples :

• Bangladesh - 19$ -68$ per month
• Democratic Republic of the Congo - 1.83$ per day
• Kazakhstan - 78$ per month
• Sierra Leone - 57$ per month
• Venezuela - 1.83$-7.98$ per month

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minimum_wages_by_country

These are just some examples of poor countries, and there are plenty of them where people live with very modest incomes. I am in faucets world for years, so I know some facts and I am in contact with many faucet users. This is not something that can make person rich, except for some faucet owners/related services - but for some people this is good start to get some coins if they have no other way to do that.