A bitcoin faucet is a project in which you create a website
or app for users to visit. You monetize the site with ads that pay in bitcoin.
The ads pay a small amount of bitcoins per page view, click or conversion.
To encourage a large amount of visitors to keep navigating
the site on a daily and hourly basis, you offer to split the revenue from the
ads with them, paying in Satoshi which are basically bitcoin cents. To claim
their winnings the user needs to earn a certain amount of Satoshi and payments
are conducted on a weekly basis.
Faucets are paying between 100,000 to 400,000 satoshi's per
hour. Some offer premium payments for seniority or tasks achievements.
Faucets began to operate with the solving of captchas, and
nothing else. A very boring passive income task. New faucets are building in
games were users kill aliens, feed critters or kill robots to earn satoshi, the
more they advance in the game the more they earn. So this is a great idea for
your own faucet.
The day were every video game player gets paid for playing
is just around the corner.
Take into consideration that bitcoin faucets tend to default
due to underfunding or liquidity. The owners of the faucet do not receive their
payments fast enough to pay a fast growing user base. They also tend to be hot
targets for hackers.
Generate Passive Income from Your Bitcoin Blog
Since bitcoin is so new compared to other targeted content
there's lots of room for new bloggers and sites. New businesses related to
bitcoin spring up every day; anything from bitcoin
exchanges, trading, play money sites, faucets, online shops and mining are
avid for your advertorial space.
Creating a bitcoin blog and monetizing can be slow at the
beginning, but constant publishing of rich content will get some advertisers
interested in no less than 9 months.
You can join some affiliate programs or establish your own
bitcoin shop. Bitcoin faucets, wallets and exchanges pay large commissions per
referral.
Create a Bitcoin Product or Service Online Shop
Bitcoin is still hard to monetize into USD and other hard
currencies. Not that it is extremely hard, but ads some fees and taxes to the
process. Although it is still one of the cheapest ways to send money to
anywhere in the world.
Buying stuff with bitcoins is a great way of making
something useful out of them and helps skip the fees and tax of exchanges.
Especially if you can then resell those goods and turn into hard cash.
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