Easy way to earn Bitcoin $

Getting Started with Bitcoin Introduction

Bitcoin is one of the most important inventions in all of human history.
For the first time ever, anyone can send or receive any amount of money with anyone else, anywhere on the planet, conveniently and without restriction.It’s the dawn of a better, more free world

BTC/USD =$2756.66

Ways to earn Bitcoin:

1. Play games to earn Bitcoins

Aside from gambling, which is also considered a game, there are a variety of Bitcoin games that don’t require any investment, and allow you to earn Bitcoins while playing them. Think of them as a fun faucet, since you’ll probably be wasting your time and earning very little as well.
ChopCoin, Coinbrawl and Bitcoin Aliens’ mobile app are just some examples of how you can make the task of earning small amounts of Bitcoin pleasurable.

2)Earn Bitcoins by answering questions

A website that came to my attention not long ago is Bitfortip. The idea of the website is simple, someone posts a question with a reward. Whoever answers the question best gets the reward. The questions require some research online, here are some examples:

Find the cheapest price for the a specific mobile phone online
Find the best Bitcoin advertising platform
The amount of the Bitcoin reward is being determined from the inquirer. Minimum amount required is 0.0001 BTC. Roughly $0.06 with the current bitcoin price.

I’m not sure how much you’ll be able to earn with this site as it seems to have a new question posted about twice a week. This means that the site needs to get a bit more traffic before it can become a viable income source however you should definitely check it out.

3)Open a faucet / rotator

I came to know about this option only recently. I’ve written an extensive post about how to operate your own Bitcoin faucet, but if you don’t want the hassle of managing a faucet, you can also try to build a Bitcoin faucet rotator.

A rotator site is a site that allows you to quickly surf through different faucets without opening a new site or tab each time. The links to each faucet inside the rotator are referral links, and the rotator owner earns a commission from each faucet you visit through it as well. You can take a look at 99Bitcoins’ rotator to get a better idea of what I mean.

However, rotators require maintenance as well, since Bitcoin faucets come and go pretty quickly and you’ll need to update your rotator accordingly. Having said that, if you make a successful rotator with a lot of traffic, you can probably generate a nice income. Unfortunately, our rotator isn’t that successful, so we’re only making a few thousand Satoshis a day (these are our actual payment stats).

4)PTC or Paid-to-Click websites ($0.4/hour on avg.)

As the name suggests, these are websites that will give you small amounts of Bitcoin for viewing ads and visiting websites. The most popular PTC website today is ads4BTC. The site will give you a choice between 5-second ads, 10-second ads and 20-second ads. we’ll be making $9.612 for 24 hours of work.

5)Writing for blogs and news sites ($31.25/hour on avg.)

If you think you have enough knowledge to contribute about Bitcoin, you can always become a writer for a blog or a news site. Many sites need to fill up a daily quota of posts, and they are desperately looking for writers. We hire the occasional writer on 99Bitcoins as well, and I can say that the salary of a blog post writer will vary significantly based on your experience, control of the English language and expertise. If you’re a top-notch writer, you can even make up to $80 per 1000-word blog post. On average, I’m guessing most writer get somewhere around $35 for a 1000-word blog post.

But writing a good blog post takes time. For example, it took me about four hours to write this 2400-word blog post. So let’s say, theoretically, that I can work for 24 hours straight; I’ll be making around $750. If you want to become a writer, the best way to find Bitcoin blogs that are looking for writers is through Coinality, which aggregates all of the Bitcoin jobs being posted online.

6)Bitcoin affiliate marketing

I’ve written a lot in the past about how I generate a nice amount of Bitcoins through affiliate programs. The idea of an affiliate program is that you promote someone else’s product and they pay you in return for sales you bring in. So, for example, I can promote TREZOR (which is actually an awesome product that I personally use),If you’re interested in going down this route, here’s some more information about affiliate marketing with Bitcoin. And here is a list of many of the Bitcoin affiliate programs out there.