Earning bitcoin is hard but i still keep fighting

[goaldigger]

Bitcoin has been great throughout its entire existence. It gives us extra income and helped us achieve our financial goals, but that will not come easy.

TRADING. The main source of getting an income would be trading. The name already sounds hard, what more would be the application. Countless loss but still have patience on trying again. I continue fighting.


HODLING. The laziest of them all. All you need to do is to buy a definite amount and wait for it to get higher. The only enemy is the long term patience and greedyness. Its tiring but i continue fighting.


MINING. Well, i skipped this because i dont mine and ai dont have any resources to do it.


CAMPAIGNS. This thing becomes rare these days and if they have, theere are only few people who get listed. Most probably those with higher ranks or higher merit achievement.

I always woke up having 20 posts deleted almost everyday and all the comments ive posted removed because of off-topic reasons. I always end up not having a minimimum post count on my campaign and seems like my account are the only account who is monitored. Its more frustrating i guess. I feel like they do not want me to tell my opinion or something.

Signature campaigns arent that much profitable not like last year. Even i dont meet the post count every week, i still try my best to give more intellectual opinion as possible. I continue fighting

[BITDV]

Another ways to earn bitcoin

FAUCET, the worst and not worth way to earn a coin

STAKING, almost same with HODLING but your got extra income to hold coin for long time. This is laziest way and the pain is when your pos coin going dump so ou will lose.

WEBMINING, it sounds hear like you put malicious mining scripts in your web right ? haha, no actually it's not. You just need build a website or blog and then place ads in your website. If you apply as adsense it's really hard to get approve, if you apply as crypto ads more easier and you only have small income

[Wipangga]

so far i get bitcoin in a way that i use mainly in crypto trading, mining and participating in bounties, for me it is also good that i use it now, seeing the development and growth of bitcoin prices and market prices are still less stable, so i think it's better holding back the time with the development of rising market prices, so I also have a lot of hope for better returns.

[Dyn@styN3rd]

Out of those mentioned above the only thing I am doing at present is HODLING. I am a lazy person so I prefer keeping my investment at bay. I want to try trading but I am not sure if I could keep up with the process, sometimes it is really hard digest every information you see online.

Years ago I tried the FAUCET. I did get a few BTCs there but then it is so little that you can't notice the impact on your coffers  What I realize today is if you want to earn more, you need to take a risk.

[rdluffy]

It's not easy, but it's a good way to guarantee a better future
Now I try to do some trades do increase the ammount of BTC
I'm participating at a campaign that pays in BTC, it's very good

I was a miner before, but my electricity is very high nowdays and I had to stop

[pooya87]

obviously earning "money" is hard whenever you choose to earn it through low paying jobs, high risk jobs or hard jobs. and that is what your list is!

trading is a high risk job, if you are earning a living from something like stock market trading you are taking high risks and you could earn a lot or lose a lot.... same with bitcoin.

mining is a hard job, if you are mining gold or oil for example! it is hard, costs a lot of money and takes a lot of time but the revenue is good.... same with bitcoin

faucets, micorpayments, campaigns,... are low paying jobs, faucets are like gathering cans from the street and selling them, micorpayments are like the "online micorpayments" out there and they pay less. if you try to earn a living from these methods then obviously it is hard.... same with bitcoin.

in other words, earning bitcoin is not hard. the methods you chose were hard. try an actual job in real world and ask them to pay you in bitcoin. or use the money to buy bitcoin. then you'll see how easy it is.

[joniboini]

in other words, earning bitcoin is not hard. the methods you chose were hard. try an actual job in real world and ask them to pay you in bitcoin. or use the money to buy bitcoin. then you'll see how easy it is.

Agree with this. But the problem is not every job/employee can pay you with Bitcoin. In my country, it's illegal to do that so the best choice would be using our fiat money to buy Bitcoin and then hold it. But if you can find an online job which pays you well, such as freelancing then it's a good alternative, really.

[mk4]

in other words, earning bitcoin is not hard. the methods you chose were hard. try an actual job in real world and ask them to pay you in bitcoin. or use the money to buy bitcoin. then you'll see how easy it is.

This. I don't know why people refuse to make money in decent industries with decent skills instead. That way, you actually improve your marketable skill that you could use in the real world if ever the whole cryptocurrency space dies(unlikely in my opinion, but it's still a non-zero possibility).

Regardless if they refuse to pay you straight in bitcoin, you can use the fiat money they pay you to buy bitcoin instead. In the end, you still pretty much reached your goal: with more bitcoin!

Agree with this. But the problem is not every job/employee can pay you with Bitcoin. In my country, it's illegal to do that so the best choice would be using our fiat money to buy Bitcoin and then hold it. But if you can find an online job which pays you well, such as freelancing then it's a good alternative, really.

You can still do so in secret, by trading peer to peer online(not through exchanges). Though it's a bit more difficult, it's still very possible.

[pooya87]

in other words, earning bitcoin is not hard. the methods you chose were hard. try an actual job in real world and ask them to pay you in bitcoin. or use the money to buy bitcoin. then you'll see how easy it is.

Agree with this. But the problem is not every job/employee can pay you with Bitcoin. In my country, it's illegal to do that so the best choice would be using our fiat money to buy Bitcoin and then hold it. But if you can find an online job which pays you well, such as freelancing then it's a good alternative, really.

in the end, earning money through any method comes down to the skills that the person has. entering anything without them means no efficiency. for example in early years i was like OP, not knowing how to earn bitcoin and everything i tried didn't give me any meaningful amount. then i slowly started acquiring new skill, i improved my programming knowledge, learn more about trading and a lot more. now i try to have additional revenue with those skills and the result is a lot better.

[samcrypto]

No easy money at all, the things that you have must come from a hard work. I’m having a hard time also to earn extra income especially with bitcoin, its not enough to depend on bounties, you have to do trading as well. Starting to learn new things to earn bitcoin, and I do hope to succeed on my trading. Its hard, but don’t give up because bitcoin will give you big reward on the next peak.

[boyptc]

You can have side gigs where the money you earn from those will be used to buy more bitcoin.

I'm trading and hodling at the same time but I do only commit trades when I'm in mood or I'll start taking profits whenever the trade I've made got 5% above.

Expand and know more about yourself, I'm sure that you've got a lot to offer as a service being a freelancer.

[darklus123]

Still the best option for me to consider for you to earn more is your skill set. The method that you stated are  the common ways but there are actually a lot more which are basing on your set of skills.

You can be come a developer, a manager, a designer and a lot more. That is just how this world works. Most of us here started from earning through faucets lowest paying but the easiest. It's just that there are people who took the risk but there are also some who remains. Now most of the persons who took risk or improved their skills are probably more successful than to those who remain claiming from faucets.

The key to success is to always make "Progress" no matter how slow you are just be consistent it what you do or love.

[Coyster]

I don't see what the moaning is all about, you never expected all this methods of earning bitcoin to be "easy", did you?.
And it depends on what actually you mean when you say it's difficult, imho it's just dedication and effort, not difficulty per se, to make money or profits is never easy, I enjoy trading, I also hodl a part of my coins.if you find it too difficult to earn through this means you listed, then I suggest you buy bitcoins with your local fiat currency.

I always woke up having 20 posts deleted almost everyday and all the comments ive posted removed because of off-topic reasons. I always end up not having a minimimum post count on my campaign...

Then it's left for you to work on yourself and your posts, make them more constructive and relevant to the ongoing discussion, that way it'll reduce the amount of posts you get deleted, though it's impossible not to have posts deleted, but on a fewer rate.
Do not also see signature campaigns as a job, if you cannot reach the maximum posts, it's nothing to be upset about, and it's actually better than spamming the forum just to make sure you do.

[adaseb]

Your points are right on, you could also actually provide a service such as programming or web design work for Bitcoin, however I guess that is not that much different from a job.

These days its tough earning "easy bitcoins" because the price is so high. Back in the day there was many faucets which gave you large amounts of BTC, there was one which gave you 1 BTC per day per IP. If you wanted more you just had to change your IP by resetting your router and you could claim 2 BTC per day, at the time it wasn't worth the hassle since BTC was useless back then.

Mining was also easier because you could do it on your PC and didn't need expensive ASICs or GPUs. Now unless you got cheap power its not that profitable. Maybe 25 cents per day per GPU.

[antisocial77]

Its really hard.the best way is trade but its the hardest way.mostly i lose.other ways are easier but you cant earn serious amount.

[Kakmakr]

Do not be too focused on getting your bitcoins via methods that pay in bitcoins, because those are usually much harder than any other option out there. Simple things like selling your old XBox that are gathering dust in the garage, would help you to get cash to buy you some more bitcoins. 

My friends son started to cut people's grass and he used that income to buy more bitcoins. Those bitcoins increased in value with over 800% since he bought it and he was able to buy expensive things with that low income that he got to buy those coins. <Small tasks might pay peanuts, but those peanuts might be planted to grow trees> 

[Reid]

Bitcoin has been great throughout its entire existence. It gives us extra income and helped us achieve our financial goals, but that will not come easy.

HODLING. The laziest of them all. All you need to do is to buy a definite amount and wait for it to get higher. The only enemy is the long term patience and greedyness. Its tiring but i continue fighting.

I disagree about hodling being a lazy job. That is because you are just waiting and not doing anything.
There is supposed to be a job behind hodling.
What is it?

Scattering the good news (bitcoin).
Keeping yourself updated in what is happening everyday in regards with bitcoin.
Advertising it freely. Doesn't need to be paid always. Your payment will be seen in the future.
Pulling more buyers with the right knowledge about it.

Now ask yourself again. Is that really the laziest of them all?

[Slow death]

HODLING. The laziest of them all. All you need to do is to buy a definite amount and wait for it to get higher. The only enemy is the long term patience and greedyness. Its tiring but i continue fighting.

HODLING is an investment, it's not something anyone can say is for lazy people, and I don't see how you can consider HODLING as a hard way to earn bitcoin. When the person take $11500 and buy 1 BTC and hold 1 BTC for 5 years for example, by the end of those 5 years that person will still have 1 BTC, they will only have many USD or less USD. HODLING is not for raising BTC, is for earning more USD. Trading can also serve to increase BTC or to increase USD.

[gabbie2010]

Out of those mentioned above the only thing I am doing at present is HODLING. I am a lazy person so I prefer keeping my investment at bay. I want to try trading but I am not sure if I could keep up with the process, sometimes it is really hard digest every information you see online.

Years ago I tried the FAUCET. I did get a few BTCs there but then it is so little that you can't notice the impact on your coffers  What I realize today is if you want to earn more, you need to take a risk.

HODLING can be very challenging for any individual who does nothing for a living I am quite sure you have other means of earning or source of income however a hodler might find it difficult  because of the pressure of meeting up with daily needs such as buying of stuffs, foods, paying of bills etc, above all its better to learn trading of cryptos which can invariably provide a steady source of income however with a higher or bigger risk.
 Personally I had already switched over to binary trading as well as learning forex trading as a result of few available and highly competitive nature of signature campaigns in the forum these days.

[Pffrt]

STAKING, almost same with HODLING but your got extra income to hold coin for long time. This is laziest way and the pain is when your pos coin going dump so ou will lose.

Not the laziest, as well as risky. PoS coins these days are shit coin most of the time, you will not know when the coin will be disappeared. Better, invest on bitcoin and HODL.