Are you making money online?

[sana54210]

I don't usually give investment tips, but if you're looking for reasonably safe investments with daily dividend yields, check out the Waves Platform.

But back to the topic at hand: You write that you don't need much. That is relative to the country you live in. In the US that means maybe $2000 a month, in Thailand $200. I wouldn't start on any freelancer site, the competition is now enormous and the prices have dropped extremely in the Corona crisis, as everyone is looking for jobs. I would look for opportunities in the crypto space. It is one of the fastest growing areas and there are almost endless opportunities to profit from it. Signature campaigns are only on section, but also referring people for new services in this area. For example, if you get one or two regularly active users on a gambling site, you can make hundreds of dollars easily, same to site like Bitmex or ByBit for example

Even in USA 2k a month is not really needed depending on where you live, there are people who are living with $300 a week unemployment benefits, obviously it is very little and you are considered dirt poor but you are still alive, that is the key part there. I personally would be considered rich in my nation if I earned $300 a week, that is like nearly a good position like manager in a company, not the CEO but like manager of a part of the business. I need like $500 to live an alright life, and 1000 to live a good life, anything above that is just luxury for me.

I made like maybe 2 or 3 times more than 1000 a month and usually make a lot less than that every day. Hopefully I will make 1000 monthly every month in the future, that is the dream to have, I work online and barely have any time left, usually do not have any time left, if I can handle that, rest is easy.

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[isaac_clarke22]

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I am seeing a lot of post lately in Facebook looking for remote jobs like being a Lidarian. Every opportunity pretty much becomes taken already so it is like hecking stampede, and better be the first one to be on the line.

I am getting lesser gigs lately in Upwork because of this as well.

[Ultegra134]

That's my worry that after I graduate in college, I will have to do a work that I don't love to get the money that I need so I can impress the people that I don't have an inch of affinity towards. Good thing that some of my friends introduced me to bitcoin and investing, now I have the ability to work at a minimum effort for a lot of money, I also have plans to make an end goal of making a lot of investment that will make a really good passive income, enough to make me not work.

Unless you get lucky with cryptocurrency, it's quite hard to earn a decent passive income through it. I mean, if you had a few BTC from 2014-2015, now you wouldn't really have to worry about working now, since you could easily invest that money in many ways (Such as a Stable LP Smart contract on DeFi). On the other hand, depending on what you are studying, your occupation doesn't necessarily have to suck, as you've mentioned.

[verita1]

I'm making extra money on the Avalanche network doing marketing work. Also in our community there are jobs like translations, business, bug reporting. We earn points that we can claim and get the AVAX token which is the native token of the network.
Avalanche is a powerful and fast growing network if you are interested. Take a look at his Twitter account and the community.

https://twitter.com/avalancheavax?s=09

https://community.avax.network/

[Ryker1]

There are a lot of jobs to earn money from home and generate a stable income, for me bounty is my life and I work on it every day even though the money is not quite big but I am still passionate about it, like it's my life.

Well, you will realize soon that it is not enough. Bounty hunters will need to wait at least 4-6 months if you are very lucky, but if not, coins become shit and the project that you have promoted will become a scam. There is no guarantee that you will earn a profit on it, but well, that is your choice. But for me, I rather have a stable job with a stable source of income and crypto is my extra income. We are very lucky that we found this forum, joining different campaigns will give us an extra income. I don't know what will happen if I will focus all my time in crypto, there's could be a risk on it that we should avoid from the start.

[Alisha-k]

I only started earning money online after I had lost a whole lot of funds trying to learn how to trade. I feel I'm gradually getting the value of my time online and also utilizing the cyber space with the little knowledge I have been able to gather lately on trading. I still wish to get more source of income that could be generated online because the needs keep increasing by the day

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

There are a lot of jobs to earn money from home and generate a stable income, for me bounty is my life and I work on it every day even though the money is not quite big but I am still passionate about it, like it's my life.

Maybe you can benefit from it. but i only see it as a side income. will not always provide certainty of profit. Personally, I think more about the prospect of the future, like starting to build an adnetwork. freelance . in the future you have a a good experience and a good portfolio and track record if you are going to start work formally. That's in my opinion, because the bounty is only for side income, I have to have a main job, not always work that comes to the office, and does daily tasks. but a job that will give you a stable income.

[Ultegra134]

I'm currently working at a normal 8-hour shift job, 6 times per day in order to make a living, but I was always seeking some extra income that could be earned at home. Moreover, I'm doing my internship now, in order to graduate, in which I'm working from home, online. However, I do not actually count that as an online income, due to its nature.

I'm interested to see how other members of this community earn money online, either if it's a full income, or some extra pocket money. I used to trade a few months ago, when I was out of work due to Covid-19 restrictions. Likewise, I've stopped now because it was causing me anxiety, while at the same time having limited time due to being occupied with work.

Although I've stopped trading, I invested my money into DeFi projects, the first vault I joined as a liquidity provider, was an algorithmic stablecoin (Bolt Dollar), which resulted in approximately $1.000 in gross profit, before sinking into the abyss. I've now resigned from risky vaults and invested into Stable LPs (Currently in Iron - BUSD). It's a small reward but involves minimal risk and action.

My last source of online income is signature campaigns, I've been in one for quite a while and I wish I had more time to post more, but I do not, I'll prefer to not post crap all around the forum just to get my post count up.

I might not make much, provided I had more free time than I would definitely earn more, but I'm satisfied that I have another method of earning some kind of income. How are you making money? Are you a full-time trader, a DeFi investor? Let us know!

Trading was a risky way to make profit. And yeah, it's good that you stopped since it was causing you mental issues. Signature campaigns work good too, but you won't be earning your living. So don't depend on it. And don't chase after "free coins". You will literally collect dusts that won't even cover your transaction fees. The best way to earn is through selling your skills. If you are good at something, sell it for crypto. This is the only "no risk" way of earning crypto currencies online.

I genuinely forgot to reply, and it suddenly struck me. Trading was pretty risky, I did however make a decent profit each time I traded, approximately a 7-10% if I am not mistaken. On the other hand, it was really taking a toll on me mentally, it was driving me anxious, nervous and irritated. I would constantly sit on my phone or computer, observing the prices and charts on Bitstamp.

On top of that, I wouldn't stop thinking, what if I had done X Y or whatever differently, I would have made more money and so on. Investing on LP Vaults on Beefy is quite profitable, while I get to choose how risky my investment will be.

[kapalmabur]

There are a lot of jobs to earn money from home and generate a stable income, for me bounty is my life and I work on it every day even though the money is not quite big but I am still passionate about it, like it's my life.

Maybe you can benefit from it. but i only see it as a side income. will not always provide certainty of profit. Personally, I think more about the prospect of the future, like starting to build an adnetwork. freelance . in the future you have a a good experience and a good portfolio and track record if you are going to start work formally. That's in my opinion, because the bounty is only for side income, I have to have a main job, not always work that comes to the office, and does daily tasks. but a job that will give you a stable income.

It's true at least we have a job that gives us a stable income and we can't get in the bounty,
indeed in the bounty we can make a big profit,
and I think we can take advantage of these advantages to open a business so that we can get a stable income

[tygeade]

The trick to making money online is to have a good skill or a network that you can use. I have been networking on crypto for years and have been here since 2013, I know all the big names in the crypto world and chatted with almost all of them, except satoshi of course because he was gone when I started but I have talked with almost all major website owners as well, chatted with Vitalik once, basically know everyone I should know except few people. When you are networked that well and you know people that well, it is easier to find jobs but more importantly it is easier to find what is the next stage and make your moves accordingly.

For example, I invested into ETH way before anyone else, because I knew what their plan was, and I knew that it would be an insanely profitable thing if they could achieve it, they have reached their goals and I have made a good profit from it.

[irsykes]

Bounty hunters, airdrop, trading and real job. I wouldn't leave my job because although sometimes earning online looks has bigger income, but real job really help us to gain money when online jobs not in a good condition. Or at least give us stable income with it. I already seen some of my friends who really left their job after gain profit in crypto, but sometimes market is unpredictable.

[Iphomme]

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It's true at least we have a job that gives us a stable income and we can't get in the bounty,
indeed in the bounty we can make a big profit,
and I think we can take advantage of these advantages to open a business so that we can get a stable income
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 Yes it's true it is better to have a job to sustain are needs and want for our everyday living wanted. But it's also better to have a business so it can run fast that gives us a stable income.

[Sithara007]

Bounty hunters, airdrop, trading and real job. I wouldn't leave my job because although sometimes earning online looks has bigger income, but real job really help us to gain money when online jobs not in a good condition. Or at least give us stable income with it. I already seen some of my friends who really left their job after gain profit in crypto, but sometimes market is unpredictable.

It is essential to have a full time job, even if some of the cryptocurrency projects may give you good amounts of money. It is essential to have a regular source of income, no matter how much small the amount is. If you resign from your job and concentrate on crypto, the biggest issue is that you will face difficulty in going back if something bad happens in the cryptocurrency sector. From what I have seen, extended gaps of 1 year or more is not preferred in full-time jobs. So even if you go back to the regular job, you may not receive the previous level of salary.

[bittraffic]

Bounty hunters, airdrop, trading and real job. I wouldn't leave my job because although sometimes earning online looks has bigger income, but real job really help us to gain money when online jobs not in a good condition. Or at least give us stable income with it. I already seen some of my friends who really left their job after gain profit in crypto, but sometimes market is unpredictable.

It is essential to have a full time job, even if some of the cryptocurrency projects may give you good amounts of money. It is essential to have a regular source of income, no matter how much small the amount is. If you resign from your job and concentrate on crypto, the biggest issue is that you will face difficulty in going back if something bad happens in the cryptocurrency sector. From what I have seen, extended gaps of 1 year or more is not preferred in full-time jobs. So even if you go back to the regular job, you may not receive the previous level of salary.

Hard to find jobs today. When the pandemic started everyone are looking for jobs online so it's like everyone in the entire world is your competitor is looking for a job. Unlike back in 2015 when you can easily land a job with a simple application on a freelance site.

Just a few days ago, my employer close shops. I applied for few jobs lately most job positions I can see after a minute passby, there are already more than 35 replies to the job position. I might just sell anything on the streets instead if I can't find a job online and probably accept BTC.

[Maestro75]

me and my niece and nephew has some JV as well.

There could be more of us here doing some kind of online work, or doing some freelancing involving crypto or not. Some could have been in the online marketing industing, (SEO, SMM and others), tele marketer, virtual assistant etc. So there are a lot of ways to make money online, you just have to look at every corners and take the opportunities.

What do you mean by you have some JV? It is true that it is not good to rely on one income source but most times those who do that do not mean to do it. It is the situation they find themselves in. If you will not mind sharing, I like you to share links of these sites you mentioned. May be someone like me can start from there. I also like to have another source of income.

[tygeade]

Hello I have been doing online jobs since 2018. I started with crypto. At that time i earned many form cypto. But unfortunately i missed the bull run. I sold all in 2019. If you free time there are many freelancing sites . Just check on the website. In comparison with your experience i also had some huge losses from trading.. I'm always thinking to do online jobs in addition to main job.

Trading isn't for everyone, I learned that during years of trading but you can make some changes to adapt your own style. Unfortunate that you missed the bull run but at least you gained some valuable experience and should use that in the future. Panicking and early selling are the two worst feelings in the crypto market.

There are a lot of jobs to earn money from home and generate a stable income, for me bounty is my life and I work on it every day even though the money is not quite big but I am still passionate about it, like it's my life.

Not a bad idea either because rich people can invest in the same project where you work for them and earn those coins. So you basically work and earn while others will invest and earn from the same project. Since we are talking about bounties, there are many scams coming out in the past few weeks so be careful and make sure you work under a known manager and coins/funds are escrowed.

[Raflesia]

Hard to find jobs today. When the pandemic started everyone are looking for jobs online so it's like everyone in the entire world is your competitor is looking for a job. Unlike back in 2015 when you can easily land a job with a simple application on a freelance site.

Just a few days ago, my employer close shops. I applied for few jobs lately most job positions I can see after a minute passby, there are already more than 35 replies to the job position. I might just sell anything on the streets instead if I can't find a job online and probably accept BTC.

Because the economy has weakened due to the pandemic for over a year, this has resulted in a lot of unemployment and shop closures due to appropriate income, online work is also not that easy, but we must have the skills, don't just force it if you can't maybe it's not in accordance with your profession.
But I can still be grateful because to this day I still work in a company despite the many obstacles caused by covid-19, but this company is still running well so that the economy is now fine.
Even though I have known this crypto for a long time as my additional income from the trades and signatures that I promote, but I will focus on real work.

[FanEagle]

Trading was pretty risky, I did however make a decent profit each time I traded, approximately a 7-10% if I am not mistaken. On the other hand, it was really taking a toll on me mentally, it was driving me anxious, nervous and irritated. I would constantly sit on my phone or computer, observing the prices and charts on Bitstamp.

On top of that, I wouldn't stop thinking, what if I had done X Y or whatever differently, I would have made more money and so on. Investing on LP Vaults on Beefy is quite profitable, while I get to choose how risky my investment will be.

That's why I do not trade, it is just way too much for me mentally, it is really not that great to keep doing this when you are not great at trading but it is even worse when you are mentally not fine while trading, even if you are profiting it is not something you should be doing. I mean I get it, money is very important in life and people are fine with being going insane for making more money, I do not understand why but I get that it is all about money.

So, if you are making like 10% or more weekly then many people say that is worthy of their mentality going bad, which I do not agree with. I do not trade as much as I used to, I quit  it like 2 years ago during early 2019 periods, because I felt that it was affecting me very badly even though I was making a very good amount of money, in the end it doesn't matter if you make money or not if you are constantly stressed.

[dezoel]

My last source of online income is signature campaigns, I've been in one for quite a while and I wish I had more time to post more, but I do not, I'll prefer to not post crap all around the forum just to get my post count up.

I wish everyone had the same mentality and the forum would have been a nice place as it was a few years ago. People for some reason consider signature campaigns as the main source of income rather than a side income and means of spending money on crypto services. I am sure if the current trend of trash posting goes for a few more years, we might see lesser sites interested in promoting their service/product via signatures, so ultimately people are killing their own income.

Coming back to earning online, I earn quite a lot by working online and that also includes the work-from-home job that I am currently involved in. There are numerous ways I earn and trading is slowly becoming a prominent one.

Anyone who wishes to earn online now days can easily do so because there are so many bounties and giveaways in crypto that with minimal work you can earn some free coins and any of them may skyrocket at any time.

[isaac_clarke22]

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It is not anything new now for sure for bounty hunters to stumble upon some scams. Bounties section here in the forum isn't really my cup of tea nor the bounty "hunting" kind of mindset.
It is like you're obliged to keep sharing in your social media accounts and heck I am even sick of staying for 2 hours in my Facebook account scrolling down.