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Showing posts with label Free Bitcoin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Bitcoin. Show all posts

Monday, April 10, 2017

First Guest Post:Shooting for the Moon, Powered by Bitcoin

This is my first guest post by Justin, I hope you enjoy!



Financial matters are some of the most stressful issues in the average person’s life. There’s never enough money to pay the bills, save for retirement, pay for school, or go out and have a good time. 

You spend your days working at a job, working an insane amount for your money.  The 21st century has seen the rise of what have come to be known as “cryptocurrencies.” this new idea facilitates trade between people, companies, and even internationally. Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, have captivated the digital world. Bitcoin has been met with fascination, ridicule, and a fair amount of mistrust and misunderstanding. Ricky H has written a book, called Zero to Moon, and in it he explains the basics of how to get started making money in this new, and exciting world. Bitcoin doesn’t have to be something reserved for someone else, a way for someone else to make money. The book shows you how you can harness the power of cryptocurrencies, and how to increase your personal wealth. There are three reasons why this new idea is intimidating. A lack of knowledge, a lack of ability, and a lack of resources are all reasons any new idea, especially Bitcoin, can seem unattainable and out of your grasp. He wrote this book specifically to demonstrate that the bitcoin isn’t just for others, it can work for you as well.

Someone is talking about Bitcoin every day, but few people know where it started, or who invented it. It was first created almost 10 years ago, Halloween night, 2008. The creator, or creators, known as “Satoshi Nakamoto,” was curious about creating a peer-to-peer to exchange system. In 2009, bitcoin was released as an open source software. 10 years later, tens of thousands of businesses accept Bitcoin is payment. While an entire Bitcoin is expensive, around $1100 at the time of writing, it is possible to buy fractional amounts of a single Bitcoin. This means, assuming you don’t have $1100 waiting around to be used, you can still benefit from rising or falling big coin markets. The risk here is that cryptocurrency markets can fluctuate wildly. There is no physical manifestation of their value. In Zero to Moon, Ricky discusses how Bitcoin is accessible to people with even a minimal amount of money. You don’t need to be an expert in financial markets in order to embrace the power of cryptocurrency.

Another reason why more people don’t get involved with Bitcoin is because they don’t know how to. Cryptocurrencies are not tangible, you cannot go to the store and pick one up,(although more and more stores are allowing you to spend them.) He explains how you can obtain bitcoins, either fractional, or multiples. Ricky walks through the best ways to find reputable sources, and where to find the best place to keep your coins.

Finally, people assume that in order to invest in a cryptocurrency you need to be a millionaire, or be super tech savvy. This is simply not true. There are people who spend their time “mining” Bitcoins. This however is a very labor intensive, computer intensive, electricity intensive process. Unless you already have the equipment, or just looking to mine Bitcoins for fun, He doesn’t recommend going about it that way. He shows you the most efficient, cost effective ways to get your hands in your first pieces of Bitcoin.

The Bitcoin market is gaining steam every day. While it’s not essential to future financial success, it is foolish to simply avoid it. He demonstrations all of these things to you and more as soon as you open the cover of Zero to Moon.

When not guest writing on blogs, Justin S is a carpenter and a pen maker. Check out his site at
BeautfulMusings or on Facebook at Beautiful Musings Facebook

Monday, October 24, 2016

Basic Crypto Guide



1. Before you can use any cryptocurrency, you need to pick a wallet to use.

What type of wallet you want depends on what you want to use it for. If you intend on mining, stop and reconsider because you probably can’t make any money. But if you want to anyways, you need a full wallet. Otherwise, a light wallet is probably all you need.


Turns out this site is better at explaining this than me.

But for other cyrptocurrencies, check out these sites:



2. Install the wallet and then back it up.


Obviously you need to install the wallet in order to use it.


Once your wallet is installed, the first thing you need to do is backup your wallet. I can’t stress this enough. You NEED to backup your wallet. I have not neglected to backup my wallet before, and I have lost coins. Don’t be like me. Backup your wallet first thing.

There are a few ways to do this. Personally, I use google drive. But you don't want your wallets just sitting in google drive vulnerable to theft. My wallets are encrypted using 7-zip. 7-zip is like Winrar but better and free. When you install a wallet, it will place a .dat or .wallet file on your hard drive. The file extension will be in your roaming folder. For example, the file path for a dogecoin wallet might be something like this: C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Dogecoin . The roaming folder is often hidden, so you might need to turn on "show hidden folders" under your system setting for your computer. Grab the .dat or .wallet files you want to back up and put them in 7-zip file and set a password. Personally, I would also save this password using a system like keepass. Lastly, upload your 7-zip to google drive or dropbox.


3. Test the wallet

Now let's test your wallet. Here is how you can try it. You can use a faucet to get small amount of cryptocurrency for free.







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Thursday, May 7, 2015

The best way to get free bitcoin, dogecoin, litecoin, and earthcoin.

Before, I did some articles on various sites I use to get free cryptocurrency. Today, I'm going to put that list together to show my routine.

Up to once an hour, or whenever I feel like it, I use ( they pay about 15 doge/ 800-1000 Satoshi):

About once every two hours if I really want Doge, I use http://www.dogefaucet.com /. Its payout isn't nearly as good though.

If I really want earthcoin, I sometimes use this site. It has annoying pop ups, and it really doesn't pay much.

Every few days, I will use these sites:




Other sites of note:

Linkslap
Get 5 doge for each caption you approve or disapprove!

There is also  a bunch of labor sites on reddit! I might discuss them more later, but for now:

http://www.reddit.com/r/DoItForTheCoin/
http://www.reddit.com/r/dogeservice/
http://www.reddit.com/r/Jobs4Bitcoins/
http://www.reddit.com/r/jobs4dogecoins/


Friday, March 7, 2014

Get your own pathetic scrape of bitcoin dust.

There exist many lists on the internet that claim to have free bitcoin sites ( http://www.bestfreebitcoin.com/ and http://free1bitcoin.blogspot.com/ being two of them). In my experience  however, many of these sites do not work. On the other hand, I have discovered two sites that do infact work and I have confirmed payments from.

Now, even though I saw these site do infact work, don’t get your hopes up too much.They pay in you μbtc which is one millionth, or 10−6   of a bitcoin. Furthermore, this is for 5 min of viewing a site. with a payout at 100 μbtc, which takes more than a day to get (as they run out of ads), by the time you reach that 100 μbtc, you will have more or less 7 cents. wow. So its not great. If you want some bitcoin dust to occupy your wallet, this is the way to do it though.

The first Site is:

Which I think Is the best. I have quite a few payments from there. It shows you your current balance on the page as you move to the next ad. It also remembers this balance if you close your browser or turn off your computer or whatever, so you will be there to hang around.

The second site, which seems to take a bit longer and often has more problems is:

This has a lower payout at 55 μbtc, so it is less money, but in my experience takes the same, if not more time. This website also has a referral option, which give you 30% of the money your referrals make. Which might increase your earnings potential a bit. You can help me try it here if you are so inclined:

http://earnfreebitcoins.com?ref=1QCJQDD1qFP9ddELrdytUEaYVtNYt1i3Ki


(Note: Bitvisitor claims to have a referral program as well, but according to my internet sources and my own personal experience, it does not work.)
If you have any sites to add, feel free to comment. I will look at them and attempt to make them work. I have looked at quite a few sites already, so I may have information about these sites as well.

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Ponzi schemes? Oo



Though the viewing of many bitcoin sites via the Bitvisitor, it has come to my attention, much to my alarm, that there is a prevalence of Ponzi schemes in the bitcoin community. Bitcoins, not being a recognized currency, can be gambled online. It also seems they are eligible for other forms of nonsense that are illegal for recognized currents, like Ponzi schemes. Currently I wouldn't trust a bitcoin anywhere but your own wallet ( and even then you probably ought to have number of security measures to keep others out and provide a backups for yourself if you lose it).


Update, I just found a website that literally is named BTC Ponzi 120%. I am shocked. I am completely at a loss of what to say. I mean this awful fairly easy to see though ponzi scheme are one thing, but THIS! This is a whole new level of terrible. I hope no one thinks that this is a good idea in the slightest. Wow, and I thought the Bitcoin community would be better than this. Hopefully all the transactions listed there are fake.


I went on to find countless other sites that are similar to this. Some say they are Ponzi schemes, others do not. Here is a disclaimer from one of the sites:



THIS IS A PONZI SCHEME
We want to be clear: This is a Ponzi Scheme - This means that the returns on your investments come from other investors.
As long as people invest after you, your payout is absolutely guaranteed!
Any deposit amount between 0.001 and 0.5 will be allowed!


To keep this system running, please promote it - So everyone participating will benefit from it!


Seriously? So everyone will benefit? haha. More like, the owners will benefit and the majority of people will be screwed. Sounds like a great deal to me.
But one level up from the ponzi scheme, actually, multiple levels up, is MLM . So the Banner I'm providing gives you free cryptocurrency everyday for free. You just need to sign up. You need to refer other people to it though in order to really get anything though, which makes in Multi-level marketing in my book. But with a sign up taking all of 30 seconds and free, it doesn't look too awful. Let me know what you think.



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