Do you think crypto rewards are worth the time?

[Themepen]

Acquiring or getting money online without needing up that capital or investment then it would really be always that recommended on this aspect on which it will really be just that understandable
that you would really be needing to exert effort and time that would really be spending up. It would really be that be might a gem on what you have found on here but in speaking
or trying to look around on how many people do really ask out do something but ending up on having no reward then there are really that tons of instances on this case.
This is why it would really be that important on having those kind of thinking and situation in this regard.

I think this is right. Making money online without spending money first sounds great but you have to be realistic. You need to put in time and effort to succeed. Some opportunities might look amazing but many people try and fail because they do not put in work or expect too much. It is important to understand what is involved and be willing to put in effort. This way we won't be disappointed and will be more likely to reach your online financial goals. But there are some more things which we keep in mind that there are some scams are also in the market which ask for money and promise to give higher reward so we should be careful about them. First of all we should research then we should trust.

[libert19]

Unless you do all your hunting with separate wallets and devices.

Security like this overrated, use particular wallet for airdrops, and use this wallet everywhere for every airdrop, your wallet activity builds up and you will be unknowingly rewarded by projects for this activity and your wallet will also be deemed genuine by projects because of the same activity.

Regarding using different devices, I am not fan of this either, just make sure you have HW and use it for your long holds, and don't connect it as you do with hot wallet.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Unless you do all your hunting with separate wallets and devices.

Security like this overrated, use particular wallet for airdrops, and use this wallet everywhere for every airdrop, your wallet activity builds up and you will be unknowingly rewarded by projects for this activity and your wallet will also be deemed genuine by projects because of the same activity.

Regarding using different devices, I am not fan of this either, just make sure you have HW and use it for your long holds, and don't connect it as you do with hot wallet.

If you are into Bitcoin investment and you are using a particular wallet for it please don't use it for any airdrop or any coin hurting or token hurting, if you do your Bitcoin will be at risk because when you are doing airdrop or token hurting you will always be asked to connect your wallet and as soon as you connect it they will have access to your wallet, and and when they do they can temper with your coins, a friend of mine was into Bitcoin investment for some years and he was using the same wallet he was using for his Bitcoin investment to run his airdrops and other token hurting so he was always connecting his wallet when he was asked to so one day he woke up and checked his wallet and found out that he has lost all his Bitcoin and other coins he had in his wallet.
So using the wallet you are using for your investment is very bad because a lot of all this airdrop is scam, they are just created in other to have access to people's wallet so they can take there coins in there wallet, they are scam and we should be very careful not to get into there trap so it is advised that we use different wallet for our investment and our airdrop or token hurting in other to prevent being scammed.

[JISAN]

Acquiring or getting money online without needing up that capital or investment then it would really be always that recommended on this aspect on which it will really be just that understandable
that you would really be needing to exert effort and time that would really be spending up. It would really be that be might a gem on what you have found on here but in speaking
or trying to look around on how many people do really ask out do something but ending up on having no reward then there are really that tons of instances on this case.
This is why it would really be that important on having those kind of thinking and situation in this regard.

I think this is right. Making money online without spending money first sounds great but you have to be realistic. You need to put in time and effort to succeed. Some opportunities might look amazing but many people try and fail because they do not put in work or expect too much. It is important to understand what is involved and be willing to put in effort. This way we won't be disappointed and will be more likely to reach your online financial goals. But there are some more things which we keep in mind that there are some scams are also in the market which ask for money and promise to give higher reward so we should be careful about them. First of all we should research then we should trust.

Crypto rewards are also sometimes luck dependent.  Sometimes there are good airdrops out of the blue that pay huge amounts. Like now the hype is going on with Dogs coin where every user is able to earn $200-1000+ just by completing some simple tasks. But they come in such a way that it is hard to believe that they will pay well and they will pay.  For this I mentioned the word luck here. But I think they kill precious time of ginger most of the time. So instead of chasing them, spend your evaluation time on a professional job that will give you a much higher value return.

[TokenTactician24]

Crypto rewards can be a fun way to earn a little extra, especially for beginners. However, the payoff often feels like finding loose change in your couch cushions—every bit helps, but don’t expect a windfall! 😂 Still, these rewards can boost engagement and adoption, so they have their place. Keep your expectations realistic, and you might just enjoy the small wins!

[summonerrk]

Hey guys.. so I’ve been part of a group that shares early projects and airdrops, and I’ve managed to snag some decent crypto. They also post about events where you can earn rewards by referring friends, trading, or completing other tasks

I believe many of us sometimes scrolls through timelines on Twitter and you see them right away whether it's a cex or project events.. One time I participated in an event that required 100$ trading volume, and there I got only 1.2$ reward. I know this is not much but what's free is free.

What is my opinion, is that I think it's still good for new users who get on board with such attention to events across social media, that increases crypto adoption.

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

I can't say with 100% accuracy, because I don't pay much attention to drops. But in my circle of friends there are people who are seriously involved in this. And I want to say that based on their success, drops are now much less likely to be truly profitable. Previously, you could earn thousands and thousands (2017). Now the chance of getting a good reward is quite small.

[LogitechMouse]

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I believe many of us sometimes scrolls through timelines on Twitter and you see them right away whether it's a cex or project events.. One time I participated in an event that required 100$ trading volume, and there I got only 1.2$ reward. I know this is not much but what's free is free.

It wasn't free. You invested $100 just to get $1.2. Of course that would be more if you profited on your trades, but it wasn't free at all. Well, I can consider it as free if you're really trading way back before events like that even happened, but if you just do trading because of that event then it wasn't free. As for airdrops on Twitter, I've spent some time in the first months of the year finding some profitable airdrops, but I found nothing (aside from DYM I guess).

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What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

If you have the money then yes.

Nowadays, there's no such thing as free money already. Airdrops? Most of them requires the investor to spend a few bucks just to get their token already. Gone are the days where you will just advertise the project in various social media platforms and you will get paid already. Gone are the days where you will just retweet, share, upvote, etc. and you will get their tokens already. Airdrops now are more of a liquidity pool, testers, and yes there are some airdrops where you can get free token just by promoting them on social media, but that's few.

Are they worth the time and effort? Generally speaking, no unless you have huge money to invest with.

[Captain Corporate]

Working to finally get some payment with the hopes that you will not be stiffed doesn't really make sense to me. I am not saying that all of them are like that, of course some of them are not like that but the reality is that we see a ton of them that doesn't pay up. So we should probably try to avoid them as much as we possibly could, because it doesn't worth anything similar in the end, its usually nothing. Of course if you do not value your time, then you are free to try because in the end if you are bored and have nothing else to do, why not give it a test run, it could pay or maybe it won't who knows.

[Rubel007]

Airdrops were once effective but are now losing their value. Constantly new projects are trying to scam in the name of air drop which is now known to almost everyone. Hunters are now taking those schemes as scams. Although some have decided to continue those activities, it is considered waste of time. No one knows how profitable a hunter can be from airdrops these days. Moreover, when the value of the airdrops lasting more than a year is not equal to 2 dollars, the hunters are no longer left to understand what the projects were. Currently airdrops are just a waste of time.

[gunhell16]

The real answer there is that it depends on each crypto community to find a way to get earnings in crypto. And then you should first find out for yourself where you want to get crypto earnings.

There are many ways to get crypto rewards; one of them is to be a bounty hunter, an airdrops hunter, a me coin hunter, a crypto trader, a staking/yield farmer, or a referral. And for any of the ones I mentioned, you should also learn how to do or implement them.

[bayu7adi]

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

Sometimes it is always incompatible between work and the prizes obtained, but there are times when some airdrops provide jackpots or fantastic prizes, and the existence of these airdrops is difficult to detect.. if we do have free time and are confused about getting additional income, it's a good idea to try some airdrops ... completing tasks without expecting much from the results ... whereas if within a certain period of time it still does not get maximum results, evaluating and improving habits that have been done may be another solution ... the point is we have to improve previous habits ... including being involved in the world of airdrops.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Hey guys.. so I’ve been part of a group that shares early projects and airdrops, and I’ve managed to snag some decent crypto. They also post about events where you can earn rewards by referring friends, trading, or completing other tasks

I believe many of us sometimes scrolls through timelines on Twitter and you see them right away whether it's a cex or project events.. One time I participated in an event that required 100$ trading volume, and there I got only 1.2$ reward. I know this is not much but what's free is free.

What is my opinion, is that I think it's still good for new users who get on board with such attention to events across social media, that increases crypto adoption.

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

Well, for newbies, who are still learning about crypto and how to earn from it, definitely a yes 👍, crypto events, promotions or contest, are definitely what the reward participants get, even though the reward is sometimes very low.

What you have to understand is that, it's not really about the reward, but it's more about the knowledge, that is, what the participants learn from participating in those events. Like a newbie who is learning to trade, and joins a trading contest, that helps him or her to learn more faster due to the motivation his or her desire to win the contest will give him or her.
So, at the end of the day, joining crypto programs that reward participants isn't really about the reward, but more about what the participants learn or learnt.

For OGs like myself for example, I would say that such programs, and their reward aren't worth our time, specially when and or if the potential reward will be small due to high number of participants.

[Pastaral]

Generally, crypto rewards play an important role in determining the value of time. These rewards can be mainly paid for mining or staking activities to add new blocks to a network. Cryptocurrency prices are likely to fluctuate as the price fluctuates.  Fluctuations are on the one hand, with rewards becoming more valuable or less valuable.  Rewards will play a really important role as its price increases.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

Sometimes it is always incompatible between work and the prizes obtained, but there are times when some airdrops provide jackpots or fantastic prizes, and the existence of these airdrops is difficult to detect.. if we do have free time and are confused about getting additional income, it's a good idea to try some airdrops ... completing tasks without expecting much from the results ... whereas if within a certain period of time it still does not get maximum results, evaluating and improving habits that have been done may be another solution ... the point is we have to improve previous habits ... including being involved in the world of airdrops.

Getting involved in airdrop is a nice thing to do, any how you get your crypto reward is nice and all you need to do is hold that coin giving to you, when Bitcoin was created some people were doing airdrop and were rewarded with Bitcoin some sold off there own when it had a little value and some people kept holding there Bitcoin, one thing about crypto rewards is that when it comes as reward it will not have value that that time so all you need to do is hold them for a very long time and as time goes on it will increase in value and price, all this big coins you see today started with no value and they were been given to people as reward, one is not paying for it so is not a loss for doing airdrop and be rewarded and i can tell you for free that it worth the time, i have a friend that is into airdrop he started doing this airdrop of a thing for 5 years now and today he has a lot of coins that are now so valuable and increase in price he became so rich through participating in Airdrops and till today is doing well for himself and all you need when you receive any coin giving as a reward is to keep holding.
Since is something you are not buying with money only your time and not that you are using the whole of your time to run the airdrop, you will just use a little from your time to do it and then you can carry out your rest activities and for that little time you will get a reward that may change your life is you have patience holding on to it so i think crypto rewards are really worth the time.

[LogitechMouse]

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There are many ways to get crypto rewards; one of them is to be a bounty hunter, an airdrops hunter, a me coin hunter, a crypto trader, a staking/yield farmer, or a referral. And for any of the ones I mentioned, you should also learn how to do or implement them.

Out of all the examples that you shared, only staking/yield farmer is what I see as a profitable one.

Bounty hunter? Nah the profit's been long gone already, and it isn't worth the time. Airdrop hunter? Sure if you have the funds to invest because relying on promoting them on social media platforms will give you a few tokens that might not even worth a dollar. Meme coin hunter? One of the riskiest things to do whether you're a newbie or not. Crypto trader? If you learned how to do it then it might be profitable, but I don't recommend newbies to do it. Referrals? It will be profitable if "you have a very huge circle of friends that are into crypto as well like you" or you have a huge following on social media platforms.

Overall, there are some things that are worth the time spent, but most aren't.