Ever heard of Bitcoin Magazine? For the uninitiated, it is a prominent magazine that not only gives the latest updates on Bitcoin happenings, but also offers in-depth analyses and commentaries. I’m not sure if the Carrot app is part of its Corporate Social Responsibility efforts but in any case, @SatoshiSarah wrote and designed an introductory 21 Days of Satoshi course. A daily lesson will be sent to your inbox for 21 days, and you will be brought up to speed on all things Bitcoin, including the halving aspect and environmental debate.

If you are on Publish0x, you are probably familiar with Bitcoin and all its life-altering, soul-stirring aspects. What is in it for me, I hear you ask? Hang in there, buddy. Once you receive all 21 lessons and score at least 17 out of 21 on a quiz, you will receive 2100 sats, no questions asked.

So of course I eagerly downloaded the Carrot app. Alas, the minimum withdrawal limit is 2500 sats. So how do I make up for the shortfall? Well, it turned out that the Carrot app rewarded me 5 sats for every article I read on its platform. How cool was that?! To be honest, I didn’t have much spare time to read these days, but I realised that even clicking on the articles and reading the headlines aided tremendously in letting me stay abreast of the trends and drama and jubilation happening in the Bitcoin space. 

Another way to stack those sats was to recommend people to sign up for the comprehensive 21 Days of Satoshi course through my sign-up link: https://sparklp.co/cb888d41 

I was lucky enough to persuade two people to sign up through my link and was rewarded 1000 sats for my gift of the gab.

These three ways enabled me to earn 3770 sats. And I promptly withdrew them through the Lightning Network to my Wallet of Satoshi account. Check out my screenshot for documentation proof! 

That’s it. I hope to bring you more fun and original ways to earn sats in the future!