earning bitcoin at Iran

[Amirofski]

hello bitcointalk users and Mr. Satoshi,

please tell me how I can earn bitcoin at fucking Iran without investing. I don't have any money

[DdmrDdmr]

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It seems that there is a bigger issue to handle now, as Nasser Hakimi (deputy governor for new technologies in Irán) has declared that Bitcoin trading is illegal in Irán. That is backed by the fact that Iran’s Supreme Council on Countering Money Laundering has also explicitly forbidden the purchase/sale of BTC (see https://www.tasnimnews.com/en/news/2019/07/08/2049108/trading-bitcoin-illegal-in-iran-official-warns).

[Negotiation]

hello bitcointalk users and Mr. Satoshi,

please tell me how I can earn bitcoin at fucking Iran without investing. I don't have any money

Many ways to earn bitcoin not only limited but I don't know how to exchange bitcoin in your country Iran.

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[Henri Cartier]

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[nuco.cloud]

Im guessing you have internet and a computer...just search for online work payed in Btc...there is a lot of possibilites up to anybodys potencial...good luck

[bitmover]

Im guessing you have internet and a computer...just search for online work payed in Btc...there is a lot of possibilites up to anybodys potencial...good luck

Yes. This is the best answer to OP question.
In the services tab here in the forum you can get paid in BTC for basically anything that can be done online.

From developing new software to bounties, signature campaigns, writing articles, reviewing other services... Mining is also a good option.

Even declared illegal to trade bitcoin in Iran, you can still accumulate some bitcoin by doing some online work.

[Pmalek]

According to the article that DdmrDdmr posted any buying, selling or trading of Bitcoin is not considered to be illegal in Iran. The same applies for mining as the article mentions that government agencies have seized several mining companies.

If you do any of the above activities you are breaking the law of your country and in Iran the consequences could be serious. Please consider if it is worth it.    

[SuckSeed]

Sorry, What is your point here ? how to earn bitcoin.

If the problem are tranding, then almost the safe way to earn with big investment are with trading, but bitcoin not all about trading you can try with another way but the end will be trading(exchange the boutcoin with your money currency). but the best way it your way, coz you will do and earn with that way.
good luck.

[atliens99]

Money isn't always the key to life, so I wouldn't be too concerned about only chasing bitcoin bro.

[bernardos]

Maybe you can try to take part in a bounty campaign, once paid exchange those tokens for Bitcoin. It is a big lottery and hard to find legitimate projects but it can be done. Or visit the Services section where people post different jobs and pay in bitcoin. Do you have any skills that could be useful?

[BrewMaster]

According to the article that DdmrDdmr posted any buying, selling or trading of Bitcoin is not considered to be illegal in Iran. The same applies for mining as the article mentions that government agencies have seized several mining companies.

If you do any of the above activities you are breaking the law of your country and in Iran the consequences could be serious. Please consider if it is worth it.   

actually you misunderstood the article because it is intentionally written in a vague language! what they seized wasn't regular miners or even a mining company. what they seized were thieves who were stealing electricity and putting a lot of pressure on the network which is illegal anywhere in the world.
as for trading bitcoin, i don't think there is any law against it yet. they are just scaring people at this point.
in fact the literal translation of the news is this: "there is no law against bitcoin but trading it is illegal" LOL

[Stedsm]

According to the article that DdmrDdmr posted any buying, selling or trading of Bitcoin is not considered to be illegal in Iran.

FTFY.

If you do any of the above activities you are breaking the law of your country and in Iran the consequences could be serious. Please consider if it is worth it.

It's true, but there's another virtual truth we all know about and it's VPN. He can quietly use VPN services to hide all his data (going completely virtual through a different Mac ID, Firefox fingerprints, different IP address and even disable Google ads to stop it from detecting your location) and try everything mentioned here to earn some Bitcoins, though I don't think any place in this world is better than Bitcointalk itself to be able to earn BTC if he has lots of determination and hard work needed.

[Pmalek]

FTFY.

Yes, I was actually trying to say that it is considered illegal but messed it up. Good eye 

It's true, but there's another virtual truth we all know about and it's VPN. He can quietly use VPN services to hide all his data (going completely virtual through a different Mac ID, Firefox fingerprints, different IP address and even disable Google ads to stop it from detecting your location) ...

That is true, sure, but eventually those bitcoins can get converted into local Fiat currency or in USD and sent to an individuals bank account, paypal or to a credit card. In that case the banks or the government can ask questions about the origin of the money. If the OP was from another country he could maybe get a lighter sentence or a slap on the wrist but not sure what the officials in Iran would do in case you break their laws!

[iamaruf]

Hello Dear,
there are many ways to earn bitcoin without investing.
1. By doing CPA Marketing.
2. Sell your Services for bitcoin.
3.You can join freelancer site who will pay with bitcoin.
4. By Doing Bounty ( But Now days rewards are too low )
At last you can earn bitcoin free but you need to work hard and need patience.

[Stedsm]

That is true, sure, but eventually those bitcoins can get converted into local Fiat currency or in USD and sent to an individuals bank account, paypal or to a credit card. In that case the banks or the government can ask questions about the origin of the money. If the OP was from another country he could maybe get a lighter sentence or a slap on the wrist but not sure what the officials in Iran would do in case you break their laws!

As you said, they've got PayPal and even through bank account transfer, they can show it as income from other sources or income for services (like create an account at a freelance site, ask a local person to post an ad for hiring someone and then apply and get paid through that website via PayPal) or just show it like they write articles/news for online news outlets and seeing the way OP is talking here, I don't think he's got some big amount of BTC to get changed them to his/her local currency. There are a lot of ways available, they can even ask to their trustworthy friend in another country where such laws are not applicable, and then ask them to send him/her the funds via any online medium or bank transfer as that can be shown as a gift.