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Bitcoin News & Updates / Why The US/China Trade Wars Could Be Great For Bitcoin Prices

« on: July 14, 2018, 09:52:13 PM »

Why The US/China Trade Wars Could Be Great For Bitcoin Prices

Opinion – It has long been known that the financial world is highly interconnected with politics. Decisions made between countries can often have a large ripple effect on the prices of stocks, commodities or other assets.

Cryptocurrencies are no exception, and as the upcoming trade war between US and China begins to take hold, many wonder whether Bitcoin prices could be affected by stricter tariffs imposed on Chinese imported goods to the US, particularly as we consider the correlation between fiat currency values and crypto prices, in addition to China’s massive influence over Bitcoins mining operations.

Read more here: https://cryptopotato.com/why-the-us-china-trade-wars-could-be-great-for-bitcoin-prices/
Author: TOJU OMETORUWA

Indian Languages / India Likely to Label Crypto a Commodity

« on: July 14, 2018, 09:45:53 PM »

India Likely to Label Crypto a Commodity

If you know anything about commodities in the context of finance, than you should know that they are not the same thing as traditional currencies.

By definition, a commodity is a raw material or agricultural product that can be bought and sold on physical exchanges, like the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, or digital exchanges, which are currently on the horizon.

Therefore, it can also be said that they are not the same thing as digital currencies either.

As of July 11, a report was released by Quartz, which is a news website owned by Atlantic Media, that indicated that India has flipped its stance on banning Cryptocurrencies. As of now, they are considering regulating them in the same way as commodities are currently regulated.

Inside of this report, statements were made by Indian government officials to the effect the major goal of the committee assigned to the subject is to better track the movement of Cryptocurrency funds in order to combat illegal activities like money laundering.

Related to this, the same officials seemingly also made statements to the effect that the trade of Cryptocurrencies is not illegal at its core, it only needs to be watched over in a better way to prevent more widespread criminal acts in the space.

The Reserve Bank of India, which is the same entity that initially tried to spearhead the effort to ban Cryptocurrencies in the country, added their opinion to the same Quartz piece.

Reportedly, they believe that if Cryptocurrencies are labeled as commodities, then consumers will be encouraged to reject the idea that they can be the same as traditional currencies.

Even so, the RBI does not seem so sure that this is the case and left room for doubt with ideas like when Cryptocurrencies are used to settle transactions, they could actually be treated in the same way as traditional currencies.

In response to the government’s efforts, Crypto firms in the country are supposedly agreeing to just about anything to show that they are willing to adapt to impending regulation.

Only time will tell whether the government is willing to recognize their willingness to change and resist regulating the space in a detrimental fashion.

Source: https://www.bitcoinglobalnews.com/single-post/2018/07/13/India-Likely-to-Label-Crypto-a-Commodity
Posted: July 14, 2018
By: BGN Editorial Staff

Banks & Cryptos / Bank of Thailand Considers Blockchain for Cross-Border Payments, Fraud Reduction

« on: July 14, 2018, 09:41:44 PM »

Bank of Thailand Considers Blockchain for Cross-Border Payments, Fraud Reduction

The Governor of the Bank of Thailand (BoT), said that the bank is considering blockchain technology for various applications during a speech at the the Bloomberg ASEAN Business Summit on July 12.

The central bank’s governor Dr. Veerathai Santiprabhob stated that the bank was specifically reviewing blockchain applications for cross-border payments, supply chain financing, and document authentication.

According to Dr. Santiprabhob, using blockchain for cross-border payments would “improve regional financial connectivity and facilitate smoother cross-border financial services.”

The BoT’s Governor also sees blockchain playing an important role in reducing fraud and protecting financial information:

“Adoption of modern technologies like biometrics and blockchains can help safeguard financial information and reduce the number and magnitude of fraudulent activities.”

Also during his speech Thursday, the BoT governor spoke to the bank’s ongoing development of updated regulations encourage “competition and innovation”:

“The Bank of Thailand is also undergoing regulatory reform to review outdated rules and regulations, to facilitate ease of doing business and ensure that our regulations do not impede competition and innovation and contribute to high costs of financial services.”

Thailand has recently made two notable moves in regulating cryptocurrencies. As Cointelegraph reported March 30, the country’s Finance Minister revealed a new tax framework for cryptocurrencies. The second move came from the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (Thai SEC), who stated that new Initial Coin Offering (ICO) regulations will come into effect July 16, as Cointelegraph reported last week.

This is not the BoT governor’s first step towards implementing blockchain-based technologies. As Cointelegraph reported earlier in June, Dr. Santiprabhob spoke of possibly issuing central bank digital currency (CBDC) to improve interbank settlements.

Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/bank-of-thailand-considers-blockchain-for-cross-border-payments-fraud-reduction
Posted: July 15, 2018
By: Max Yakubowski

Blockchain Technology / Top Eight Government Blockchain Programs From Around the World

« on: July 14, 2018, 04:52:24 PM »

Republic of Georgia

You may not think of the Republic of Georgia as a blockchain hub, but this country’s government was the first in the world to institute a blockchain-based property transaction verification protocol. The program is the result of a strategic partnership between Bitfury Group and the Georgian National Agency of Public Registry.

The system uses a second layer private blockchain to validate actions. Transactions are then verified against the public BTC blockchain. The program has been a huge success, and there are already plans to expand the protocol to encompass a wider range of property titles and notary services in the near future.

Australia

The land down under is doing their part by pledging $521,000 towards their Digital Transformation Agency to further explore blockchain integration into the Australian government. This program is focused on calculating the implementation costs associated with blockchain technology.

Australia has almost always been pro-blockchain. In 2017, an additional $5.9 million in grants were earmarked for the Smart Utilities Pilot Project. This unique program studies how to use blockchain technology to increase data analytic capabilities and to improve upon the current energy distribution system.

China

Chinese government officials caught international media attention when they announced in April of this year they had raised $1.6 billion to put towards blockchain research. Even more surprising is the fact that the Chinese government put up 30 percent of the funding for the project from its own budget. The Xiong’An Global Blockchain Innovation Fund was announced at the grand opening of China’s Blockchain Industrial Park.

The project is also backed by the venture firm Zhenfund. Zhenfund is no stranger to the blockchain community and they are most notably known for their involvement in the platforms Stream and Lino.
US

The US Department of Homeland Security has awarded a million dollars to Virginia startup DigitalBazaar. DigitalBazaar is working on a wide variety of specially built blockchains to help increase identity verification capabilities. The grant was awarded as part of the further development of the Homeland Security Enterprise Initiative. DigitalBazaar continues to secure funding for their blockchain-based identification systems, and this is the third such occasion that the firm has received grant awards.

EU

European Commission Vice-President Andrus Ansip praised government blockchain technology during EC’s Digital Day 2018 conference. His remarks follow the launch of the EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum. This organization is focused on studying the future integration of blockchain tech into the EU’s economy. The group has already secured over $300 million in funding since the beginning of the year.

The EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum is the direct result of a joint venture with the Ethereum-based startup ConsenSys. This group is promoting standardization of blockchains within the EU with the hope of creating a flourishing distributed ecosystem that retains a high level of interoperability. Ansip believes that this is necessary to usher in a new digital European economy.

Russia

Russia hasn’t always been clear on their stance towards crypto, but they have openly embraced blockchain technology in the country. The popular Russian voting service Active Citizen utilizes a government blockchain protocol that allows residents to vote on a wide range of community issues. This program has been used to choose the color of new stadium seats and name new bus lines.

This unique community tool recently got a serious upgrade with the implementation of an Ethereum based consensus mechanism. Voters had expressed concerns that their votes where not being calculated correctly. In response to these concerns, the Ethereum based system was created to provide true transparency. The program has seen great success and officials are looking to expand its use in the coming year.

Japan

Few countries have been as open to cryptocurrencies and government blockchain technology as Japan. The country has experienced enormous growth in their blockchain sector after making BTC legal tender last year. In an effort to lure even more investment capital to the market, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Accelerator Program started hosting the “Block Chain Business Camp Tokyo.”

The program is scheduled to last two months and is aimed at stimulating private innovation in the sector. The goal is to promote blockchain projects that have the potential to improve Tokyo residents’ quality of life. As well as those that will further the economic standing of the city in the blockchain sector. The program is open to the public, and many are looking to this program to help re-energize the local economy.

UK

The UK is piloting a blockchain-based research program known as Archangel to delve deeper into the benefits of blockchain record keeping. The program is a community effort that combines innovative minds from the University of Surrey, the Open Data Institute, and The National Archives.

A spokesperson for the organization, Alex Green, recently commented on the importance of being able to prove a document’s validity through blockchain technology. He explained that this level of transparency is necessary to bolster confidence in the UK government.

The UK is home to one of the world’s oldest archives. Blockchain tech could help to alleviate many of the issues related to the storage and validation of such large amounts of important information.

Source: https://coincentral.com/top-eight-government-blockchain-programs-from-around-the-world/
Posted : July 08, 2018
by: David Hamilton

中文 (Chinese) / China’s Actions Towards ICOs and Bitcoin Fraud

« on: July 14, 2018, 03:43:47 PM »

When it comes to cryptocurrency regulations, China is known to be one of the most stringent nations in the world. Over the past few years, both in China and around the globe, cryptocurrency scams have been quite rampant.

In this article, we will look at China’s actions towards ICOs, bitcoin fraud, and other aspects of cryptocurrency. We’ll also try to understand the reasoning behind these policies and how these decisions have impacted the cryptocurrency market as a whole.

You can Read More here: https://coincentral.com/chinas-actions-towards-icos-and-bitcoin-fraud/
Posted: July 08, 2018
By: Delton Rhodes

Litecoin News & Updates / What is Litecoin Cash (LCC)? | A Beginners Guide

« on: July 14, 2018, 03:41:10 PM »

Litecoin Cash (LCC) is a Litecoin fork that has a higher max supply, runs the SHA256 mining algorithm, and has better difficulty adjustment.

Forks, forks everywhere. 2017 was a record year for cryptocurrency forks. There were probably more forks in 2017 in crypto than you would find in a department store’s cutlery inventory. Initial Fork Offerings or IFO‘s are the new buzzwords among many in the community. It appears that the Litecoin Cash crew are well… trying to ‘cash in’ on this alternative way of raising capital.

Litecoin Cash is a breakaway or fork, as it’s more commonly known, from the original Litecoin project.

Read more here : https://coincentral.com/what-is-litecoin-cash-lcc-a-beginners-guide/
Posted: July 08, 2018
By: Ryan Smith

Blockchain Technology / The DAO Hack and Blockchain Security Vulnerabilities

« on: July 14, 2018, 03:37:59 PM »

Security considerations override all other considerations in software in general and in blockchain specifically. If security fails, nothing else matters. Blockchain proves decentralized, trustless transactions work, but many blockchain security vulnerabilities remain nonetheless.

Security exploits exist at the design and architectural level, at the coding stage, and in the operational phase. And in case you were wondering, yes, the blockchain can be hacked.

Read more here : https://coincentral.com/blockchain-security-vulnerabilities/
Posted: July 08, 2018
By: Wilton Thornburg

Crypto currency Mining / How Antminer Is Making Bitcoin Mining Profitable Again

« on: July 14, 2018, 03:33:00 PM »

Bitcoin prices continue to fluctuate. As a result, Bitcoin mining has seen dramatic sways in its profitability. The current hash rate of the BTC network has left people wondering, “is Bitcoin mining profitable in 2018?”

While the price of BTC is one of the major factors to be examined when considering entering the mining sector, you will also need to evaluate the effectiveness of the BTC mining hardware you use. Let’s take a moment to examine how Antminer is making Bitcoin mining profitable again.
The Mining Sector Continues to Grow

In the early days of BTC, anyone could mine for the crypto straight from their home PC. There was no need for special hardware, and a miner was awarded 50 BTC for their efforts. Early miners could receive 100s of BTC in less than a week. Today, this is not the case. The mining sector has seen increasing difficulty due to increased hashing power and, thanks to the development of specially designed mining chips, you will now need to make a sizable investment into hardware if you want to mine BTC with success.

Read more here: https://coincentral.com/how-antminer-is-making-bitcoin-mining-profitable-again/
Posted: July 07, 2018
By: David Hamilton

General Discussion / How Rich is Satoshi Nakamoto Today?

« on: July 14, 2018, 03:30:57 PM »

How Much is Satoshi Worth Today?

Adding up Satoshi’s wealth is an interesting task because no one knows for sure which addresses belong to Satoshi. For the sake of argument, let’s say Satoshi has the originally mined 1,148,800 BTC plus 16.7 BTC in tips. This gives us a total of 1,148,816.7 BTC ($8,807,977,638.9). Add in Satoshi’s BCH and you have $10,112,428,550.90. This excludes all of the hard forks which have occurred.

Read more here: https://coincentral.com/how-rich-is-satoshi-nakamoto-today/
Posted: July 07, 2018

Ethereum News & Updates / Plasma: An Innovative Framework to Scale Ethereum

« on: July 14, 2018, 03:26:45 PM »

What is Plasma for Ethereum?

Plasma is a framework to scale Ethereum blockchain’s processing power, and the brainchild of Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, and Joseph Poon. Prior to this project, Joseph Poon collaborated with Thaddeus Dryja to develop Plasma’s Bitcoin equivalent of Lightning. Both frameworks are trustless and multilayered networks. Trustless means users do not need to know or trust counterparties to make a transaction. Poon and Buterin developed Plasma to facilitate a decentralized market for the general public to purchase not only tokens and cryptocurrencies but real goods and services.

Currently, Ethereum can process approximately 15 transactions per second, in comparison to Bitcoin’s 7 transactions per second. Both platform’s processing capacities pale in comparison to Visa’s ability to manage 45,000 transactions per second. Plasma promises to enable Ethereum to scale up its processing capacity to thousands or potentially billions of transactions per second.

Read more here: https://coincentral.com/plasma-an-innovative-framework-to-scale-ethereum/

Bitcoin Forum / Crypto Wallet Founder Believes Bitcoin Could Hit $60,000 This Year

« on: July 12, 2018, 10:24:01 AM »

Crypto Wallet Founder Believes Bitcoin Could Hit $60,000 This Year

Source: https://www.ccn.com/crypto-wallet-founder-believes-bitcoin-could-hit-60000-this-year/
Posted: July 11, 2018

Cryptocurrency values have taken a hit as of late, but movement on the regulatory front has lifted many observers’ spirits. One crypto startup executive believes bitcoin’s price could hit $60,000 this year, despite its dip from a near $20,000 high in December to the $6,000 range.

Julian Hosp, co-founder and president of TenX, a crypto wallet, told CNBC during the RISE tech conference in Hong Kong that he expected to see bitcoin’s price fall to $5,000 when it reached its December highs, and he remains confident that a $60,000 price this year is feasible.
Positive Event Needed

Hosp acknowledged that a major positive event will be needed to achieve the $60,000 price this year. Such an event could be a country making a positive announcement about bitcoin or a bitcoin exchange traded fund coming to fruition.

Should such an event not occur, Hosp admitted it will take more time for bitcoin to reach $60,000. He said the price will need to surpass the $10,000 mark by August. Should this happen, media coverage will be positive, making the $60,000 price possible.

While many crypto observers view regulatory activity as positive, regulatory scrutiny has put downward pressure on cryptocurrency prices. Many observers were relieved when the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission stated this month that Ether and bitcoin are not securities.

Blockchain Technology / Cryptocurrency 101: Beginner Blockchain eLearning Course

« on: July 12, 2018, 10:22:23 AM »

Cryptocurrency 101: Beginner Blockchain eLearning Course

Read More Here: https://www.ccn.com/cryptocurrency-101-beginner-blockchain-elearning-course/
Posted: July 12, 2018

Devslopes is pleased to offer their “Beginner Blockchain & Architecture” eLearning Course to the CCN community. The course is embedded below for your enjoyment and education. The team at Devslopes is a top educator in the developer elearning space. They have been a top Udemy.com instructor for the last 3 years with over 300,000 students. Devslopes has identified a material shortage of blockchain developer training resources currently available in the marketplace and is filling this void.

There are currently 1,900 global job postings on Indeed for blockchain related positions. And there are 8,000+ job postings on LinkedIn for blockchain developers globally. The number of job openings will continue to grow exponentially as blockchain technology moves through the product adoption curve.

With blockchain and cryptocurrencies on the rise, you need to gain a basic understanding of what they are and how they will change the world in the future. Devslopes’ blockchain instructors bring real-world experience with them in the digital classroom to help you learn the ins and outs of cryptocurrency, blockchain, and development. It’s best to learn from industry leaders and professionals rather than to go it alone.

What you will learn:

What is blockchain?
History of blockchain
Current & future potential use cases
Initial Coin Offerings (ICO)
Blockchain developer ecosystem
Cryptocurrency transactions and wallets
Public and private keys
Mining & Hashing
Proof of Work & Proof of Stake
Public & private blockchains
Decentralized Application Platforms

Off topic / Kindly Check This Image

« on: July 11, 2018, 06:15:11 AM »

Apat na beses na po ako nakakita ng ganito. Napakataas ng kanilang points samantalang hindi pa naman sya nakakatanggap ng Karma at mababa pa ang kanyang rank? Bakit po kaya ganun? Based sa observation ko at sa ibang user, ang standard na natatanggap natin sa bawat post ay mga nasa 10 points.

Philippines (Tagalog) / [Infographics] Bitcoin: History and Timeline

« on: July 11, 2018, 05:10:38 AM »

Source: https://futurism.com/images/the-entire-history-of-bitcoin-in-a-single-infographic/

Philippines (Tagalog) / How To Earn Bitcoin: 10 Ways & 101 Websites

« on: July 11, 2018, 04:55:32 AM »

Note:
If you take time to read more in this forum, you will notice that there's a lot of source of income.
But this place is not a place to earn, this place is for learning. You may earn here, but it should not be your priority. (c)rickbig41

In this article, I intended to avoid the links of some website for security reason. I want everyone to be alert and don't go to any links without prior knowledge. Take initiative to check the background, research or google it. And also read this before to proceed for additional reminders for your own safety:
Upang makaiwas sa lumalalang scam ICO, scam Mining, at hack Account
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=30878.msg150694#msg150694

How To Earn Bitcoin: 10 Ways & 101 Websites

Note: I just pick some example for every section of the topic. If you are interested to a particular section, you can search for more. Help your self na lang. Ok, let's start . . .

In all honesty the best way to earn bitcoin is just to stop thinking about it as something different from the regular fiat money that you use everyday.

Are you struggling to earn money at all, and are interested in exploring new opportunities within this exciting new economy, or using it to supplement your income. Then hopefully this page can be of some help, at least pointing you in the right direction.

Because there are so many different opportunities out there, my guide on how to earn bitcoin will not provide a comprehensive list of every single website. Instead I will introduce you to around 10 general strategies with some links to a few of the best websites for each one and information about how to find more. The 101 websites from the title includes sites listed in other Cryptorials articles which this page links to.

Get Rewarded in Bitcoin for Your Crypto Investment Intelligence

https://www.kocurrency.com/
KoCurrency offers cryptocurrency investors the opportunity to pledge intelligence on intelligence contracts which ask users simple yes / no investment questions. The platform, amongst other things, acts as a predictions platform that zero’s in on the prediction patterns of the smartest members of the crowd. Users who continuously pledge intelligence correctly will earn Intelligence Tokens which can later be converted into Bitcoin. Users can pledge intelligence on many different subjects including bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, ripple and more. Essentially, KoCurrency allows users to sell the value they create within the platform in exchange for bitcoin. Take their cyptocurrency predictions platform for a spin.

GPT Websites and ‘Microtasks’
One step up from faucets are GPT websites where you ‘get paid to’ do various quick tasks, sometimes called ‘microtasks’. Again, you are not going to make a decent living for yourself by using these websites, but if you have time on your hands and you are looking for something you can start straight away and continue to do whenever you have a few spare minutes, and which will earn you a few more coins that you can get from just claiming from faucets, then these sites may be worth a look.

Typically tasks can range from watching youtube videos that somebody is paying to promote, to clicking ad links and spending 30 seconds on a website, to filling out surveys and completing offers, or even doing a little bit of basic data entry.

Here are some of the best sites to ‘get paid to’ do simple tasks:

CoinBucks
A wide range of surveys as well as various promotional offers, some of which require you to make a purchase and some of which just want you to do things like accept a free 30 day trial or download some free software. You may not find a lot of offers you want to complete, but you do get a really good amount of BTC per offer.

CoinAd
Get paid to click advert links and spend a certain amount of time on each site (usually 30 seconds or less). I’ve tested out a few similar services and this one seems to have the highest payments.

BitcoinYellowPages
This directory service pays for the microtask of submitting business listings. If you can do a little bit of research and data entry then it might be worth a look.

Earn Bitcoins as a Content Producer
If you can create premium digital content then you will find that Bitcoin provides the perfect way for you to sell it over the internet.

Bittit
If you have photographs or other images to sell then you could do worse than to take a look at this site, which provides a market for both stock photos and pornographic images.

Watch My Bit
Upload your videos to this site and select your own ‘pay per view’ price.

Streamium
Stream live video to your fans, charge per second, and get paid directly via the blockchain with no middlemen.

Pastecoin
You can sell any text paste with this service, but it is most commonly used as a market for code snippets and simple website scripts.

Make A Website to Earn Bitcoin
Of course if you are going to produce digital content then you may prefer to create your own website rather than allowing somebody else to publish it for you. There are loads of great ad networks and affiliate programs that will help you to generate bitcoin revenue from your site. Take a look at these articles for more information and ideas about publishing your own website:

1. Earn Bitcoin by Blogging
2. Make Your Own Faucet site
3. The Best Bitcoin Affiliate Programs

Earn Bitcoins on Social Media

You don’t even need to have your own website to start generating an income – if you are have a strong social media presence or you fancy yourself as a bit of a marketing guru, you can earn some free coins through social media. Here are some of the best websites that may help you do that:

Changetip
This is the most popular platform for tipping across many different social media sites, and even provides you with a custom link that you can add to your profile page to receive tips. Post great content, make yourself useful, and wait for the tips to start rolling in.

Coinurl.com
If you are a prolific link sharer who gets a lot of clicks on everything you share then interstitial ad services like Coinurl offer you a way to earn coins from every link you share with your followers by placing an ad before the content you are sharing.

Re 2et in
Get paid in BTC for retweeting sponsored tweets.

Get A Job Which Pays in Bitcoin

Coinality
Global jobs board and the option to upload your resume

Bit Task
Mostly freelance work

CoinDesk Jobs
Well paid full time positions, including listings from some major employers who are willing to pay you in BTC.

BitcoinTalk Services Board
A great place to look for casual and freelance work within the digital currency industry.

Get Your Regular Wage in BTC
If you have a job then you can get paid in Bitcoin. It doesn’t even matter if your boss has never heard of cryptocurrency or even if they are a strident critic of it – you can get your regular wage paid to you in digital currency without your boss even knowing about it. The following services will take your paycheck and either convert the whole thing, or just convert a portion of it, and automatically send the coins to your digital wallet.

BitWage
This is the best known company providing a service like this. They provide you with bank details to give to your employer, then when you get paid they convert whatever percentage you want and send your money to you the next day.

Get Paid in Bitcoin
An Australian service provider which will work with your employer to let them easily pay your wage the way you want it to be paid.

Sell Stuff

If you are looking for some spare cash to provide a one-off boost to your finances then digging through your old stuff and picking out a few things that you no longer need to sell on over the internet is a good way to go. But of course you can’t just go to eBay if you want to sell your stuff for BTC. Fortunately, there are some great alternatives out there which let you do exactly that. This may also be a great way for you to start off your own business if have something that people want to buy. Here are some of the best sites to earn bitcoin by selling stuff online:

CryptoThrift
This site is amongst the most popular auctions sites which let you sell your things for either bitcoin or one of the supported altcoins.

BidBit
Another great ebay-style auction website for bitcoiners.

Shopify
If you want to go beyond just selling a few old things and actually look into setting up your own retail business then Shopify provides one of the world’s most popular ways to set up an online store, and will let you sell for either bitcoin, fiat, or both.

Open Bazaar
This decentralized marketplace provides a way to buy and sell anything for BTC. Here’s why its better than eBay.

Bitcoin Revenue Sharing

Many website today are based around ‘user generated content’. That means they provide a platform, whether its a social network, a blog publishing site, an image sharing site, or a thousand other things, and their users actually fill it up with useful stuff. To many people that doesn’t seem very fair, because the site’s users are providing most of the value but getting nothing in return. Revenue sharing is a way to even out that imbalance by paying part of the advertising revenue generated by a piece of content (which could be anything from a social media post to a video) o the person who originally posted it. There are loads of revenue sharing sites out there which pay in bitcoin, but here is a selection of the best ones:

BitLanders
A social media website where it really does pay to share.

Paste4BTC
Get a share of the ad revenue from your text pastes.

Taringa
A Latin American social media site with digital currency revenue sharing

Earn Bitcoins Playing Video Games

Yes, you read that right – you can get paid to play video games. Of course you probably aren’t going to earn all that much, but I can’t think of a more enjoyable way to get paid.

There are actually dozens of sites in this category so if you are interested please take a look at the full list in our Get Paid to Play Video Games article! http://cryptorials.io/earn-bitcoin-playing-fun-games-no-deposit-needed/

Become A Bitcoin Broker
If you have a bit of capital to start off with (you don’t need a fortune, but >1 btc at least) then you can set yourself up as a broker, buying and selling coins with other users in your area. You can do this solo through a peer-to-peer marketplace such as local bitcoins, or you can sign up with LakeBTC which is looking for ‘Lake Bankers’ to operate as a kind of broker through their site.

Here are some of the best faucet websites.

Moon Bitcoin
You can choose to claim every 5 minutes to maximize your earnings over the day, or claim once per day for the highest payout per claim.

FreeBitco.in
One of the longest running faucet sites around, with a generous hourly payout.

No timer BTC faucets:
Source: https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=11435.msg60371#msg60371
http://bitcoinrotator.in/bitcoin-faucets/free-bitcoin-every-00-minutes/

The 1 minute BTC faucets:
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The 5 minute BTC Faucets:
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LTC Faucets:
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Dogecoin Faucets:
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Peercoin Faucets:
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DASH Faucets:
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Primecoin Faucets:
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Bitcoin Cash Faucets:
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Etherum Faucets:
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Blackcoin Faucets:
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More Faucets:
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Bitcore Faucets:
http://bitcoinrotator.in/bitcore-faucet-list/

Potcoin Faucets:
http://bitcoinrotator.in/potcoin-faucet-list/

Earn satoshi daily via:
Source: https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=13584.msg67782#msg67782

Merlin's Fountains
A set of custom faucet rotators that automatically rate faucets based on their payouts so that you're always visiting the highest paying faucets for the coins you would like to earn.
Members who use our faucet rotators get double the rewards - Every day members who claimed from faucets the day before are awarded a daily faucet bonus based on their faucet claims from the day before!

Merlin's Faire
Earn up to 200 satoshi a day just by playing games on your desktop, tablet, or mobile devices.

Merlin's Mine
In browser mining where you can earn satoshi at highly competitive rates and gold (our internal currency) that can be used to enter jackpots or purchase earnings boosting potions from Merlin's Lab.

Merlin's Gauntlet
Our take on a traditional bitcoin faucet where you can claim satoshi and gold every hour plus a bonus chest that can be opened with each claim

Merlin's Web
Earn 4 - 12 satoshi per click just for visiting websites!

Daily Goals
Each day you'll get a daily satoshi goal based on your earnings from previous days. Meet the goal and get a satoshi bonus daily!

Referrals
Refer a family member or friend and get 20% of their faucet bonus, mining, gauntlet, and faire rewards for life

Merlin's Treasure
A weekly jackpot that can be entered for free with the gold you earn from mining, running Merlin's Gauntlet, or just by logging in.

Merlin's Challenge
A weekly contest where members who earn the most satoshi each week get an extra bonus for their efforts.

Merlin's Bounty
An ongoing contest that runs until there is a winner where the prize can grow without limit. Run daily bounty quest to increase your chances of winning the bounty, plus chances to win satoshi, gold, or earnings-boosting potions including the Elixir of Charm which grants free referrals!

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