Bitcoin reached 32k so let's take the time to look at some more ways to get some coins

Bitcoin reached 32k so let's take the time to look at some more ways to get some coins

By drazil | Amateur crypto | 2 Jan 2021


I'm going to keep going with spreading the platforms I've been using to get some coins, faucets and the like, that I know to be paying out. To save you some time I'm not going to make a post about every single one but try to have a couple in each post until I'm done with what I have. All of the links given are referral links.

Let's get a big one out of the way. Coinbase has a pretty nifty program they call Coinbase Earn. The idea is simple. You take a few minutes to learn about certain coins and they give you a small amount of that coin. The videos they use to educate are well thought out and simple so that most people should be able to grasp the ideas that were the catalyst for the creation for each of the coins. to be clear this is a one off for each currency and the amounts are not huge, between 3 and 10$ each from what I've seen, but hey add new ones every now and then.

First off, you'll need to have a verified account at Coinbase.com and I'll be giving you a referral link which will get us both 10$ worth of BTC when you buy cryptocurrencies worth 100$ or more. To be clear this only works once.

After having your account verified you can start learning and earning. Below are links to be able to earn some of them.

Coinbase referral link

Learn about and earn XML

Learn about and earn COMP

Learn about and earn BAND

 

Another way to earn a few satoshis is a browser called Cryptotab. Cryptotab is a browser that will use part of your computer's processing power for mining and you will be rewarded in BTC. There are 4 settings for how much power you would like to devote to this process including the "off" one. Don't expect large payouts unless you have loads of computers constantly on and with a Cryptotab window open. The upside is it's completely hands off. It just mines while it's on and that's the end of it. There is no tweaking involved, just watching your balance grow. This is of course not as profitable as dedicated mining but it's something and it's passive, which I kind of like.

Cryptotab browser

The last platform I'd like to mention is multicoinads.com. It's a website that includes a faucet for 4 different coins (BTC, ETH, LTC and BCH) and some PTC links to earn some of those same 4. It's not the best looking website I've seen but it works and it pays out. Again, the amounts aren't huge but if you find a few more ways to get a little it adds up over time. This one I recommend.

MulticoinAds

 

This is it for now. I still have a few more to share with you so expect a couple more of these posts.

 

 

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drazil
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