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Earn Bitcoin and other Crypto – The Best of the Best – How do I do it?

By admin on June 11th, 2017

Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Litecoin, Dash, and Dogecoin are all the rage at the moment and the price is going up by the day.

Firstly you need a wallet that you control and personally keep your own private keys.  I do not recommend any online cloud-based wallet since you are not in control of your keys and they can run off with your coins. I personally use Exodus which is a multi cryptocurrency wallet that you install on you own machine.  You can find it here: https://www.exodus.io/releases/

To get your hands on these you have 3 options:

• Buy it on some exchange like Luno or Coinbase
• Earn it by getting paid in one or other Cryptocurrency like Bitcoin
• Or accumulate small amounts via what is called Faucets, basically, every couple of minutes visit a site, look at some adds and then complete a captcha to prove you human.

I follow the 3rd option and although the amounts are small they build up and accumulate over time which in a couple of years with the increase in price might be worth a small fortune.  Through trial and error, I have put together the following list that works and payout on a continuous basis.

There are 2 ways (I use both) the coins you collect can be withdrawn to your own wallet.

• Directly from the applicable site to your own wallet
• Or via a micro-wallet which is called a faucet hub.  So all your “earnings” are sent to the faucet hub and when you reach a certain value of coins you withdraw that to your own wallet.

Let’s first share the direct faucets I use to collect:

Now let’s look at the faucets that make use of a faucet hub and do not pay you directly.  First, you need to register at a faucet hub and I highly recommend FaucetHub. They support multiple cryptocurrencies and even allow you to exchange those crypto’s you do not want for Bitcoin.  You can withdraw on a daily basis to your own wallet should you have reached the withdrawal minimum.

Lastly, some prove that this works and the payouts I have received over the last couple of weeks:

Note: ClaimBTC and ePay (also a faucet hub) has been removed from my list since they have stopped paying and I do not trust them anymore so do not recommend them.

If you have working trustworthy faucets and can recommend it then please leave a comment below.

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One Response to “Earn Bitcoin and other Crypto – The Best of the Best – How do I do it?”

1. Crypto Faucets: My go-to list that build my Crypto holdings | Let's talk Bitcoin and Crypto from South African perspective says:

   21 January 2018 at 5:41 pm

   […] the last year or so I have experimented with various faucets as can be seen in a blog post that I have written previously.  For those that does not know what a crypto faucet is, here is a […]