Getting into the cryptoworld without investing anything

[hd49728]

I don't agree with you. There was time when I was able to get more than my monthly wage just from faucets, I can't call it as bad thing. And about historical context - you forget how many people got introduce to Bitcoin and crypto world exactly through faucets.

It was for years ago, when people can get decent amount of bitcoin through easy faucets, and they even were able to cheat. I did not join crypto in that period, but I saw some guys in my community talked about that. I agree that if sites give faucets to users, there is nothing wrong, or bad if they claim their faucets. Things are different in moral aspect if they cheat those sites and claim multiple faucets.

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[gentlemand]

I don't agree with you. There was time when I was able to get more than my monthly wage just from faucets, I can't call it as bad thing. And about historical context - you forget how many people got introduce to Bitcoin and crypto world exactly through faucets.

No one's doubting that values may rise in future, though obviously it's a finite number that's going to become vastly more sluggish, but instead of spending ten hours to make a few bucks you can make more selling one old game or broken phone on Ebay and putting that into buying BTC.  

You could've spent ten hours mowing lawns and sold a knackered phone and wound up with 10x more BTC for the same amount of time expended and probably less grind. The same has applied at any point.

[Successmaniac4]

You can take part in crypto without investing your physical cash. You can take part in bounties or airdrops and then you can invest that money. There are many other jobs too online that pay well so you can take part in them.

[LTU_btc]

I don't agree with you. There was time when I was able to get more than my monthly wage just from faucets, I can't call it as bad thing. And about historical context - you forget how many people got introduce to Bitcoin and crypto world exactly through faucets.

No one's doubting that values may rise in future, though obviously it's a finite number that's going to become vastly more sluggish, but instead of spending ten hours to make a few bucks you can make more selling one old game or broken phone on Ebay and putting that into buying BTC.  

You could've spent ten hours mowing lawns and sold a knackered phone and wound up with 10x more BTC for the same amount of time expended and probably less grind. The same has applied at any point.

Actually, most of BTC that I got from faucets were received as referral cimmission, so, I didn't had to spend lot of time. I agree with your point about waiting long time until value will increase, but I didn't had to wait - these BTC from faucets were more than my monthly wage at the moment when I received it.

[hd49728]

Actually, most of BTC that I got from faucets were received as referral cimmission, so, I didn't had to spend lot of time. I agree with your point about waiting long time until value will increase, but I didn't had to wait - these BTC from faucets were more than my monthly wage at the moment when I received it.

Years ago, faucets are high, and the first signature campaign was run in the forum in June 2011 had high payrates too, at 0.1 BTC for three-month period.
[CLOSED] up to 50 people, get paid 0.10 BTC to change your signature

[gentlemand]

Years ago, faucets are high, and the first signature campaign was run in the forum in June 2011 had high payrates too, at 0.1 BTC for three-month period.
[CLOSED] up to 50 people, get paid 0.10 BTC to change your signature

I was in one sig campaign that paid me 0.18 for a week and that was in 2015. That was less than $50 at the time but I knew it would be mind boggling at some point.

I'd be interested to know whether the dollar amounts faucets have paid has been wildly variable over the years or been very steady.

[Lucius]

People look at faucets only as as "waste of time" and only from perspective of user who click all day to get few cents. But faucets can be viewed from another perspective, of faucets owners and people who promote faucets via referral links. They do not need to spend 10 hours every day by solving captchas, and back in 2014 / 2015 it take me around hour to click all faucets via good faucet rotator and get x5 more from refs daily. Considering 500 000 satoshi more or less per day in my case, it is $50+ in today value, or $100 per day in late 2017. I could waste my 1 hour on playing games or watching tv, I'm glad I didn't.

Do you know any other crypto related service that give Lamborghini as reward? There would be nothing strange that this is coming from some crypto exchange, but it is from faucet - Lamborghini Huracan LP 580-2 or $200,000 in bitcoins

[CryptoInsights]

4: Follow people who share giveaways on twitter. I suggest following @Jiraya54

5: Take part in the giveaways and be active in the communities. It will definitely reward you.

You mean, airdrops? Ehhh. That made this thread suddenly look like a not-so-subtle advertisement to your Twitter page that's mostly just airdrop referral spam anyway..



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Nice  alert.

@OP there are more ways to get cryptos without investing Like Airdrop, Microtasks, Games, Writing and Research Info Products,referral programs etc.,