Quote from: Shamie1002 on March 28, 2018, 01:19:46 PM

Quote from: plmxs on March 09, 2018, 02:21:02 AM

Quote from: Shamie1002 on March 08, 2018, 10:50:29 PM

As a student, it's hard to find a work that involves bitcoins. I'm in school 8-9 hours and when I go home, I would like a long rest. That is why, signature campaigns really gives me not much but enough to support my allowances every month.
When I have my free time. I find sites that are finding freelancers. Those who are needing not a too much technical writers or even story writers only. I earn few bitcoins there.
Sometimes, do some errands that my fellow bitcoiners want like, turn papers, then I get bitcoins in return or payment.

I want to know on which platforms do I need to trade cryptocurrencies? If I get a bounty token, I want to sell but I don't know about selling on that platform.

It will depend on the token that they will be giving you. If that token will be listed in an exchange then I guess your token could be valuable. sometimes it is hard to tell whether it will be worth something or not. As long as it is not listed on an exchange platform, it will be useless in a while or for a long tie. That is why when joining bounties that gives off tokens, better be on one that gives famous tokens or alts like ETH and LTC. I think Ripple has potential too. Also it is good to know or give initial judgement if a project would be succesful.

That is right, there are really lots of token out there, but it is hard to see what is worth it to invest at especially if you are just a newbie here, you don't really know what is worth it to invest at, you must learn to take risk, of course you need time to explore things and know who is the dev and the team behind it.