Today, I'll be continuing my on-going series focusing on token-specific ways to earn cryptocurrencies with Avalanche ($AVAX). These are my top three ways you can earn a little bit of AVAX to add to your wallet for free.
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1. Robinhood
If you're familiar with the Learning Rewards from Coinbase or the Learn & Earn's from ProBit, you might also be interested in setting up an account with Robinhood. Currently, there are two earning opportunities on the app, and one of them is for a dollars-worth of $AVAX. If you haven't claimed this reward already, this is a quick and easy way to get started collecting Avalanche. (Note: available offers in your account may differ depending on your location or other factors.)
2. CoinPayU
CoinPayU continues to be my top crypto faucet and PTC site. One of the many withdrawal options from CoinPayU is for Avalanche - and as a bonus, you can redeem your AVAX on both C-Chain and X-Chain, giving users more flexibility in how they claim their rewards. Avalanche is a great withdrawal choice on CoinPayU due to it's low threshold and low fees.
3. FinalAutoclaim
Final Autoclaim is a bit of a slower faucet site, but it has many withdrawal options for those who are patient - including Avalanche. While the withdrawal threshold on Final Autoclaim is fairly low, be advised that you can only claim your AVAX on C-Chain for this particular faucet site.
Conclusion
Are there other ways you've found to add to your repository of Avalanche? If so, I'd love to hear about it - referral links are always welcome!
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