Navigating the crypto world for extra income

[Ticdeneb]

Hey guys,

Can you relate to always being on the lookout for opportunities in this wild crypto space? With all the madness happening lately - from BlackRock buying Bitcoin to Roaring Kitty's drunken live stream rants, and the crazy market swings that make no sense, it feels impossible to predict what's coming next.

I've been in the game for about 6 months now, and I'm still constantly searching for ways to earn a little extra to buy the dips. Nothing hurts more than watching the market dip and not having funds to scale into your favorite coins.

So I'm always scouring Reddit, Telegram, Discord - you name it - looking for passive income opportunities that could help stack some sats. A friend recently mentioned something about downloading a certain app and earning some crypto.

I'm really curious to hear your thoughts on these kinds of "earn crypto" initiatives. Are they actually worthwhile or just gimmicks? Have you had any positive experiences with tasks like downloading apps or completing other actions for token rewards? Or do you tend to avoid them altogether?

This space is so unpredictable, I feel like any chance to grow my bags is worth exploring, even if it seems a bit unorthodox. But I really value the perspectives of those with more experience. What's your take? Should I look into these "earn crypto" opportunities or steer clear?

Let me know your honest opinions - I'm all ears! The more insights the better when it comes to navigating this crazy crypto world.

Regarding wether or not you should steer clear off earn opportunities in the crypto space, my sincere response to that would be "NO" and here's my reason why.

Earning opportunities like events that are incentivized can be rewarding if they're legit and sometimes they're really simple tasks that won't consume much of your time. Take for instance users from the following countries; India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh etc can install the Bitget app and complete simple tasks to share from 20k $BWB. so, I can only advise that you're cautious about events you participate in instead of steering clear altogether as you might miss out on opportunities.

[kotajikikox]

I've been in the game for about 6 months now, and I'm still constantly searching for ways to earn a little extra to buy the dips.

You are still what we would call a newbie based on the time you have spent scouring crypto. It’s nice that you are actively looking for ways to earn but crypto is such a vast industry that there are so much ways to earn crypto. You’d need more than 6 months to explore this world.

I'm really curious to hear your thoughts on these kinds of "earn crypto" initiatives. Are they actually worthwhile or just gimmicks? Have you had any positive experiences with tasks like downloading apps or completing other actions for token rewards? Or do you tend to avoid them altogether?

These “earn cryptos” projects usually give you their own coins or tokens. Most of the time, they don’t really get any value so you are just stuck with worthless coin or token. You can try it but I don’t think it will produce much profit.

[batang_bitcoin]

These “earn cryptos” projects usually give you their own coins or tokens. Most of the time, they don’t really get any value so you are just stuck with worthless coin or token.

For most of them, it's true. That they are unsuccessful and that's why they've just rewarded you with a worthless coin or tokens. But for some instance, there are these projects that becomes successful and the distribution that they've given as a reward has a value.

You can try it but I don’t think it will produce much profit.

There is no harm in trying but it's best not to put your much attention on it and if they're asking for some investment, you shouldn't be too optimistic with them because for the history of these projects, not all are profitable.

[betswift]

You should find what is working best for you depending on how much free time or money you have!

If you have much time - you can explore the test nets; if you can buy the dip and wait for the growth, choose this pass.

Suppose you have money and time but are not looking to earn money now. Take your time and research to find the best option for you!

[Iamcrypticguy]

Hey guys,

Can you relate to always being on the lookout for opportunities in this wild crypto space? With all the madness happening lately - from BlackRock buying Bitcoin to Roaring Kitty's drunken live stream rants, and the crazy market swings that make no sense, it feels impossible to predict what's coming next.

I've been in the game for about 6 months now, and I'm still constantly searching for ways to earn a little extra to buy the dips. Nothing hurts more than watching the market dip and not having funds to scale into your favorite coins.

So I'm always scouring Reddit, Telegram, Discord - you name it - looking for passive income opportunities that could help stack some sats. A friend recently mentioned something about downloading a certain app and earning some crypto.

I'm really curious to hear your thoughts on these kinds of "earn crypto" initiatives. Are they actually worthwhile or just gimmicks? Have you had any positive experiences with tasks like downloading apps or completing other actions for token rewards? Or do you tend to avoid them altogether?

This space is so unpredictable, I feel like any chance to grow my bags is worth exploring, even if it seems a bit unorthodox. But I really value the perspectives of those with more experience. What's your take? Should I look into these "earn crypto" opportunities or steer clear?

Let me know your honest opinions - I'm all ears! The more insights the better when it comes to navigating this crazy crypto world.

Regarding wether or not you should steer clear off earn opportunities in the crypto space, my sincere response to that would be "NO" and here's my reason why.

Earning opportunities like events that are incentivized can be rewarding if they're legit and sometimes they're really simple tasks that won't consume much of your time. Take for instance users from the following countries; India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh etc can install the Bitget app and complete simple tasks to share from 20k $BWB. so, I can only advise that you're cautious about events you participate in instead of steering clear altogether as you might miss out on opportunities.

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I guess OP has all the answers he needs. Embrace opportunities like this but also DYOR..  OP should explore testnets also, launchpads, poolX, staking. There's a lot to do in this space!!.

[Qiubell5]

There are real 'earn crypto' features from exchanges or platforms, as long as you'll get to familiarize yourself first with that app and do your own research.

Because not all of the apps that will be given to you have the genuine intention of just helping you out. Some might be a trap, and with that you need to be careful with what you download.

That's how the others are getting scammed and hacked when they're downloading apps that have been given to them and they don't know that the app they have downloaded are fake and are made to phish.

that's true, often things like that happen when we are less focused and it causes us to be careless but actually we have to do a lot of research, that's the best thing we need to apply at this time and hope to always learn about the  crypto, this takes a lot of time for the sake of to predict what will happen next and that is something that really needs to be done.

[jrrsparkles]

Hey guys,

Can you relate to always being on the lookout for opportunities in this wild crypto space? With all the madness happening lately - from BlackRock buying Bitcoin to Roaring Kitty's drunken live stream rants, and the crazy market swings that make no sense, it feels impossible to predict what's coming next.

I've been in the game for about 6 months now, and I'm still constantly searching for ways to earn a little extra to buy the dips. Nothing hurts more than watching the market dip and not having funds to scale into your favorite coins.

So I'm always scouring Reddit, Telegram, Discord - you name it - looking for passive income opportunities that could help stack some sats. A friend recently mentioned something about downloading a certain app and earning some crypto.

I'm really curious to hear your thoughts on these kinds of "earn crypto" initiatives. Are they actually worthwhile or just gimmicks? Have you had any positive experiences with tasks like downloading apps or completing other actions for token rewards? Or do you tend to avoid them altogether?

This space is so unpredictable, I feel like any chance to grow my bags is worth exploring, even if it seems a bit unorthodox. But I really value the perspectives of those with more experience. What's your take? Should I look into these "earn crypto" opportunities or steer clear?

Let me know your honest opinions - I'm all ears! The more insights the better when it comes to navigating this crazy crypto world.

You need to know what is passive income which is not what you expect, passive income is when you have capital and you want to invest on something that gives you returns and you can relate it with dividends which is passive income.

But from reading your post clearly you don't have capital to start so you need money to start and people already suggested airdrops and bounties but I am not going to consider these are reliable options to make money at all, better work on a real part time job to raise the money you needed for investing and while doing that you can do these things as well if it's possible.

[manok jepang]

As technology continues to develop, don't waste this opportunity, one way to earn additional income is cryptocurrencies, therefore use your gadget as best as possible and explore and learn about crypto as best as possible so that you can take advantage of this digital currency. ,

[Ben Barubal]

     If you are truly navigating and have an idea for crypto trading, this is an excellent opportunity for you to participate on any exchange, whether centralized or decentralized. Now, if you haven't already, you can also participate in the bounty at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0, where you can receive rewards in exchange for the tasks they will do depending on your rank here on the forum platform.

     Apart from what I mentioned, if you have skills, you can also post them here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php. board=52.0 in this section, and it's up to you how much service you offer. And the last one is to join the potential airdrops: https://airdrops.io/.

[AnonBitCoiner]

that's true, often things like that happen when we are less focused and it causes us to be careless but actually we have to do a lot of research, that's the best thing we need to apply at this time and hope to always learn about the  crypto, this takes a lot of time for the sake of to predict what will happen next and that is something that really needs to be done.

Concentration is necessary and without focusing on the main thing you will not be able to get advantage from your desired work therefore always give time to be more concentrated on learning about the actual features. If a person becomes careless then be cannot find a suitable way and will always be trapped into the wrong concept because he is not serious about doing research for selection appropriate things.

Although research about crypto and getting knowledge about it needs a lot of time but if we give time to it then we will be successful otherwise nothing can come with ease without utilizing energy for it so don't think that it will take time but think that if you spend time to learn and search then you will enjoy your profit in coming days or months.

[peter0425]

If you have much time - you can explore the test nets; if you can buy the dip and wait for the growth, choose this pass.

Testnets can give you profit when you enter such projects. Typically you would do the following:

1. Identify bugs other security risks in the software
2. Test out the software and give a review
3. ;and also stake testnets

Keep in mind however that the rewards are usually their own tokens or coins which have no value just yet. You would have to wait and pray that you are lucky enough for the reward you have received to gain some value.

[sekalitas]

Hey guys,

Can you relate to always being on the lookout for opportunities in this wild crypto space? With all the madness happening lately - from BlackRock buying Bitcoin to Roaring Kitty's drunken live stream rants, and the crazy market swings that make no sense, it feels impossible to predict what's coming next.

I've been in the game for about 6 months now, and I'm still constantly searching for ways to earn a little extra to buy the dips. Nothing hurts more than watching the market dip and not having funds to scale into your favorite coins.

So I'm always scouring Reddit, Telegram, Discord - you name it - looking for passive income opportunities that could help stack some sats. A friend recently mentioned something about downloading a certain app and earning some crypto.

I'm really curious to hear your thoughts on these kinds of "earn crypto" initiatives. Are they actually worthwhile or just gimmicks? Have you had any positive experiences with tasks like downloading apps or completing other actions for token rewards? Or do you tend to avoid them altogether?

This space is so unpredictable, I feel like any chance to grow my bags is worth exploring, even if it seems a bit unorthodox. But I really value the perspectives of those with more experience. What's your take? Should I look into these "earn crypto" opportunities or steer clear?

Let me know your honest opinions - I'm all ears! The more insights the better when it comes to navigating this crazy crypto world.

First, it's crucial to understand the risks involved. What are the potential risks of installing that app on your device? Does the potential reward of earning crypto outweigh those risks? It might be safer to use an Android emulator or a separate device that's not linked to your financial accounts. For me, if it doesn't take too much time, why not give it a shot?

Speaking of "worth it" or not, you can gauge it based on the time you invest versus the potential profit. Have you figured out your hourly rate? Let's say it's $15/hour. Then, consider the time and effort required for this "earn crypto" opportunity. If you spend an hour on it, does the potential reward have a value of at least $15? This is just a simplified way to evaluate whether something is worth doing. Time is often a key factor because it's limited, so we have to be mindful of how we spend it.

[siniminomorocomunisakito]

You should find what is working best for you depending on how much free time or money you have!

If you have much time - you can explore the test nets; if you can buy the dip and wait for the growth, choose this pass.

Suppose you have money and time but are not looking to earn money now. Take your time and research to find the best option for you!

Great idea. In fact, this is what is needed before entering and investing in crypto. Don't just buy and trade without prior analysis if you have a little money. This is a game of time and intelligence in making decisions and concerns how to increase our estimated investment from a capital of 100 dollars, little by little.

[MiauKitchen]

if you go to the bounty section then you will see several crypto projects that offer rewards in their campaigns, but the question is is it worth it?  it depends on the project because many crypto projects offer rewards in the form of tokens to their users when they have completed the given tasks, there are tokens that are valuable and there are also trash tokens, so it's really tricky to determine which projects are really good. but there should be some that are good, but that's just luck, because many of these projects end up being scams.

related to bounty and prizes, honestly I am also a bounty hunter and for the things that bounty offers do make us want to join because of the temptation of the prize.
But in that regard, to be honest, it's rare for anyone to give us a reward in the form of a gift, This is can be considered fraud or some kind of garbage.
But even though it's rare for anyone to give her a the prize.
There are still many bounty hunters because hopefully there is a luck factor.

[rodskee]

You sounds like a smart person and knows how to navigate this whole market and this forum correctly so ii
believe that you can earn from those areas that you are engaging now , also try to invest time in airdrops and
bounties (but please prevent from Using AI because you might get disqualified).

and another thing , try to be fair and not cheating because this forum and this market has more to offer specially
if you are a good person , your bright mate make it better.

[Apocollapse]

Airdrop, bounties, review etc are the way for no skill people to earn crypto.

If you have a skill like graphic design, illustration, 3D maker, animation, programming, virtual assistant etc, you don't have to offer your skill to get paid in crypto because you can get paid in fiat.

The main problem is the skill, not the currency you get paid.

[tsaroz]

One of the easier and safer way of earning more from crypto is farming stable coin to stable coin pair preferably USD to USD. There are a lot of defi that are providing over 12% just for holding a pair of stable coin where one USD is converted into other and vice versa and you keep earning on either one of them. Like you hold USDT and USDC in farm, the number of USDT and USDC might fluctuate but your overall value keeps on increasing. This is higher than any bank deposits or bonds and debentures. Trading and Investing are better but they are riskier too.

[btc78]

Airdrop, bounties, review etc are the way for no skill people to earn crypto.

If you have a skill like graphic design, illustration, 3D maker, animation, programming, virtual assistant etc, you don't have to offer your skill to get paid in crypto because you can get paid in fiat.

The main problem is the skill, not the currency you get paid.

These days computer technicians and engineers get paid a lot but I reckon that you’ll get paid even more if you work at the crypto scene. You can do mining which can be a very competitive market but still gives off good returns.
You can also develop a new project or let other projects come to you for consultation. I’m pretty sure you can earn a handsome amount of money from programming with how many projects are coming out every day here in crypto.

Take advantage of what’t hot nowadays and that’s crypto.

[Webetcoins]

As long as you have enough time and energy, I don't see anything wrong with that. I say this because most of these opportunities will require you to do a lot of research and look everywhere possible and that would require a lot of free time, sometimes the time spent might be worth it because you may find something useful but sometimes it will go in waste because you will spend so much time and then find nothing that you can use to get some extra bucks or tokens or something.

These days, airdrops are on a trend, mostly the L2 ones where you need to spend some money to show your participation in the early stage of a L2 project and then when they launch their token, you get some incentive for being an early user of the platform or the products they had in their network.

[fullhdpixel]

Another way to make money with cryptocurrency can be risky for beginners if they don't have a good understanding of crypto. As for crypto, think long term.. Invest what you can afford to lose as always avoid acting on random tips and fomo fear of missing out and do your own research.

By the word ''Another Way", I think you are referring to unusual way of earning. But that's true, however even the common ones, to have at least basic knowledge is still needed. We are only humans, and reactions are normal for us but when it comes to negative things like FOMO, our action is of course going to be negative towards it. Maybe there are only a few things that are worth fomoing and it's not only limited here in cryptos.

You evaluate the fundamentals of the crypto asset you plan to buy and invest in only if you believe in its potential

Yes, because it's also doesn't make any sense to evaluate something that you won't still buy later on. You are only going to waste your time and effort there for nothing. But IDK, maybe for some, it is still helpful to segregate the good from the bad. And this makes things easier for them, to invest.