Next up in my blog series focusing on coin-specific ways to earn cryptocurrency, here are my top four ways to earn Tron ($TRX) for free!

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1. Earn Tron on CoinPayU & Article

CoinPayU (and it's writing platform, Article) continues to be my top performing crypto faucet website. CoinPayU offers withdrawals in a variety of coins and tokens. And while Tron has a slightly higher withdrawal threshold and a small fee attached, this site is still one of the best earners users can find for earning $TRX. I usually manage a payout about once a week or so just by running the four free faucets and completing the Surf, Window, and Article ads each day; but if you're a writer, you'll want to look into Article as well - there are weekly contests where about 50 writers or so win 10,000 (or more!) satoshis for their posts!

2. Earn Tron on FaucetCrypto

FaucetCrypto is another faucet I use regularly. The payouts aren't as large as the ones I receive from CoinPayU, but it's worth it for the lower time commitment. I manage a payout about once a week from this site as well by running the faucet and completing the paid ads each day. FaucetCrypto has a handful of crypto options available for withdrawal, and Tron is right about in the middle in regards to threshold levels for claims - not the lowest option, but also not the highest.

3. Earn Tron on Final Autoclaim

Final Autoclaim is another faucet site with a wide variety of withdrawal options (including Tron) but earnings tend to take longer on this particular platform. However, one of the hidden gems of this site is the on-site staking options; and just this month, Final Autoclaim has updated their staking page to include a 20% APR on staking $SPACE in return for $TRX. This particular option is only lasting for the rest of this month, so if you want to restake your $SPACE to take advantage of this offer, now is the time.

Since Final Autoclaim is really ad-heavy and a lower earner, I don't spend as much time on this site as I do on sites like CoinPayU or FinalFaucet. I do run the Surf ads each day, and I do the two faucets - the first is for the site's own point system (Dutchy) and the second is for the coin-of-the-month as voted on by users. Based on last month's and this month's polling, I think it's safe to say $TRX will be a coin of the month sometime in the near future, boosting your Tron earnings here.

4. Earn Tron on Banfaucet

Banfaucet is another faucet site that has a reasonable variety of crypto withdrawal options, including some that you don't often see on other faucet platforms. Tron is a withdrawal option for Banfaucet, and I find earning on this platform relatively easy. I run the faucet as often as I can, and there are a few different places where users can complete PTC ads - some that are hosted directly by Banfaucet, and others that are in the offerwall section. I find these two options add up fast for me with a minimum time spent. Don't forget to claim your daily bonus points, either!   As a bonus, if you're a Telegram user you might want to join Banfaucet's Telegram channel - the moderators and other users are generous and frequently offer crypto rains and tips on this platform.  

Summary of Earning Tron for Free

These are my current favorite four ways I've found to earn $TRX for free. Are there other free ways you've found to earn Tron? If so - I'd love to hear about them, and referral links are always welcome in my comments!

(An earlier version of this post was originally published on Article.)

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