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Hey muhammadrafi560,
As part of the learning process, some platforms offer incentives in order to get started and feel motivated. I came across something similar. By watching a tutorial/video and completing the course, you get to earn some currency.
Coinbase offers such types of lectures. GIve it a try if you want. But I have to agree. It takes a lot of time and dedication to start earning some good $$.
Literally Coinbase is not offering FREE crypto, but to get many KYC from his customer. This is just a marketing strategy, you need to complete ID verification [1] to able get crypto from faucet (completing course/watch video). That's true you need a lot time and dedication to get few bucks by faucet, but it's better if you find a jobs/freelance or offering service. Because you will earn more than doing faucet.As part of the learning process, some platforms offer incentives in order to get started and feel motivated. I came across something similar. By watching a tutorial/video and completing the course, you get to earn some currency.
Coinbase offers such types of lectures. GIve it a try if you want. But I have to agree. It takes a lot of time and dedication to start earning some good $$.
[1] https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/getting-started/general-crypto-education/coinbase-earn-faq-and-terms
Thanks for the note! I admit I haven't created an account there yet, just saw a really good opportunity to learn a few things while getting a small amount of crypto.
Hey muhammadrafi560,
As part of the learning process, some platforms offer incentives in order to get started and feel motivated. I came across something similar. By watching a tutorial/video and completing the course, you get to earn some currency.
Coinbase offers such types of lectures. GIve it a try if you want. But I have to agree. It takes a lot of time and dedication to start earning some good $$.
As part of the learning process, some platforms offer incentives in order to get started and feel motivated. I came across something similar. By watching a tutorial/video and completing the course, you get to earn some currency.
Coinbase offers such types of lectures. GIve it a try if you want. But I have to agree. It takes a lot of time and dedication to start earning some good $$.
Hey Ratimov,
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Providing crypto education guides could come useful to a lot of the beginners here.
Thanks.
First of all, a great up-to-date list, really compelling stuff, and resources!
Secondly, It would be a real compliment if you have a look at our website https://cryptomaniaks.com/.
Providing crypto education guides could come useful to a lot of the beginners here.
Thanks.
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ATH - All-Time High. The highest price a cryptocurrency has ever reached.
Block Lattice - A blockchain scaling solution in which every user account has its own blockchain. Block lattices reduce blockchain bloat by storing transaction data separately from a cryptocurrency's main blockchain.
Great post btw!
I know there's a lot of sports bettors here that are hoping they will hit a big time win in a short time, since we all want to have a life changing win but these people below are just so lucky.
It's 25 people in the list, but I will go with the top 10 for the sake of discussion only.
https://www.thepunterspage.com/biggest-sports-betting-wins/
1. Billy Walters – a successful $3.5 million bet
2. Vegas Dave – $2.5 million on a $140,000 bet
3. Steve Whiteley – £1.5 million on a £2 bet
4. Fred Craggs – £1 million on a £0.50 bet
5. Mike Futter – £800,000 on betting his own horse
6. James Adducci – $1.2 million on an $85,000 bet
7. Charles Barkley – $800,000 on a $500,000 bet
8. Anonymous punter – £585,000 on an £0.80 bet
9. Darren Yates – £550,000 on a £62 bet
10. Mick Gibbs – £500,000 on a £0.30 bet
Those that are in bold text are the kind of wins we like to achieve, with a little capital , we can turn our money into a huge amount.
How would you do that guys? do you consistently bet on parlay with big odds?
It's 25 people in the list, but I will go with the top 10 for the sake of discussion only.
https://www.thepunterspage.com/biggest-sports-betting-wins/
1. Billy Walters – a successful $3.5 million bet
2. Vegas Dave – $2.5 million on a $140,000 bet
3. Steve Whiteley – £1.5 million on a £2 bet
4. Fred Craggs – £1 million on a £0.50 bet
5. Mike Futter – £800,000 on betting his own horse
6. James Adducci – $1.2 million on an $85,000 bet
7. Charles Barkley – $800,000 on a $500,000 bet
8. Anonymous punter – £585,000 on an £0.80 bet
9. Darren Yates – £550,000 on a £62 bet
10. Mick Gibbs – £500,000 on a £0.30 bet
Those that are in bold text are the kind of wins we like to achieve, with a little capital , we can turn our money into a huge amount.
How would you do that guys? do you consistently bet on parlay with big odds?
Thanks for sharing this one. I didn't know that there are, in fact such big wins out there with such small bets. That's pretty much... great and lucky of course.
Hi Y’all,
I don't know how about you guys but I'm really bored being quarantined in my flat. So I did the “Best” thing possible. I started to shop online. I had some bitcoins left so I decided to spend them as well.
And it turned out that was an adventure in itself.
So I compiled my favorite options of spending bitcoins in an article, which I managed to publish on Paybis.
In case you are interested, you can check it out here: https://paybis.com/blog/how-to-spend-bitcoin/
I’d like to turn this post the best one on the topic, so I’d appreciate some
recommendations as to what other spending methods I should add.
Thanks and see you around after this quarantine ends!
I don't know how about you guys but I'm really bored being quarantined in my flat. So I did the “Best” thing possible. I started to shop online. I had some bitcoins left so I decided to spend them as well.
And it turned out that was an adventure in itself.
So I compiled my favorite options of spending bitcoins in an article, which I managed to publish on Paybis.
In case you are interested, you can check it out here: https://paybis.com/blog/how-to-spend-bitcoin/
I’d like to turn this post the best one on the topic, so I’d appreciate some
recommendations as to what other spending methods I should add.
Thanks and see you around after this quarantine ends!
Hey BitcoinYu,
I know the feeling. You got some really nice suggestions there. Personally, the gaming factor is strong here, so I wouldn't mind using some for online games and casinos.
By the way, I have a nice suggestion for you from a colleague of mine. You can have a look here: https://cryptomaniaks.com/latest-cryptocurrency-news/where-can-i-spend-bitcoin
I would love to help you out with turning this post into the best one on the topic.
Thanks