Quote from: gondel on July 14, 2014, 01:06:09 PM

Quote from: boymilk on July 12, 2014, 08:23:04 PM

For example, I've been buying $20 to $50 worth of BTC every couple of weeks since early this year, and I'm still at 0.3 BTC (or about 0.25 BTC excluding altcoins). I also got about 0.02 BTC from the PD faucet, and a tiny percentage from other faucets like Freebitco.in.

In 2009, it would have taken seconds to minutes to reach 1 BTC. In 2010, maybe a couple of hours. And in 2011, perhaps a day to a week depending on the month. Generally, how long do you think it would take for a person living today to reach 1 BTC? 10 BTC? 100 BTC? (heck, is that even possible now?)

Your question is really confusing

You can make BTC in a matter of seconds if you have the cash to buy it. Do not spend any timeo n faucets, because they are just losing your time for just a couple of cents. Try to earn some coin working for it. Review the marketplace->service section where you can find an actual job to do. You can say what skills you have and may be someone will hire you and pay you in BTC. This is some of the ways you can earn btc

Whether earning fiat or BTC, it seems much more productive to attempt to work extra hours and then to buy BTC while the price is still below $1,000.