So, you may be wondering with all the types of cryptocurrencies there are is there a way you can earn them for free. To answer your question, yes. Albeit it’s not a large amount but it’s like they say “every little helps” right?
Before we get into the list of ways you can earn free crypto it’s important to be vigilant about the sites you are using to go about this. Granted, some are reputable and allow you to earn crypto, some will scam you and sell off your data. Only ever use reputable companies and always do your research into what the rules are with each free crypto website.
Free crypto faucets
The first way we can earn little drips of free crypto is with a "faucet" essentially what a faucet does is allow you to drip a small amount of crypto currency into your wallet - these are quite common with testnets so developers can test networks without spending real money. This does translate into some mainnets also. Here is a list of the ONLY faucets I use as I know they pay and they don't make you jump through hoops for your crypto.
Pipeflare - we start the faucet list with probably my favourite, Pipeflare not only allows you to claim it's own native token flare you can also claim Z-cash and Doge too, they also offer nfts which boost your faucet claims. Accessing Pipeflare through Brave browser also allows you to claim double faucet rewards. Pipeflare airdrop your rewards to you regularly once you've inputted your Z-cash address and Doge address. You can find Pipeflare through my referral link - https://pipeflare.io/r/bxoz if you'd prefer to get involved without then follow https://pipeflare.io
Xcolander – next up we have Xcolander, they are a multi coin faucet which allows you to claim a small drip of a cryptocurrency every 15 minutes – to earn this reward you have to solve a few captchas. You can withdraw once you hit a certain threshold and some of the tokens can be cashed out fairly low. Some of the coins you can claim on Xcolander include LTC, XRP, TRX, XLM, USDT and more. You can start claiming if you follow my referral link - https://xcolander.com/faucets?ref=107948 or just visit https://xcolander.com if you're not interest in the referral.
Allcoins – The last on our list of legit crypto faucets is allcoins, not only do they payout what you claim they also have a auto faucet feature which allows you to – on completion of viewing an ad earn several auto claims, convenient for if you’re not always around to claim. They have the most coins to choose from in terms of faucet rewards but they’re minimum for withdraw is the highest of the faucets listed. You can visit through my referral at https://allcoins.pw/?ref=554828 or you can visit https://allcoins.pw
A special mention does go to the Algorand faucet which can be found here - https://algorandfaucet.com/?ref=h4hqxhh
you do need at least 0.1 Algo for you to be able to receive the faucet drips. So, there you have it the crypto faucets which DO PAY you.
Is there other ways I can claim free crypto?
There are a few trustable ways of earning small drips of cryptocurrency but they will require more than just claiming from a faucet. They range from reading and writing blogs to posting on social media and receiving tips. Here is some other ways you can earn some ‘free crypto’.
Publish0x – one of my favourite ways to earn crypto is on publish0x. Admittedly, you don’t get paid a great deal (unless your blog is very popular). It’s great because the time you would spend reading articles can be used earning crypto. The way you earn the rewards us by ‘tipping’, this doesn’t cost you anything and comes directly from the publish0x reward pool and each time you want to tip you choose the percentage you want to split the rewards. e.g. 75% to the writer 25% for you. You can find publish0x by following this link https://www.publish0x.com/?a=WPe91OvBeL or you can visit https://publish0x.com
Read.cash – another blogging platform that you can earn crypto with, their platform works differently to publish0x. You can only earn from being directly tipped which happens when someone enjoys your article or blog. They use Bitcoin Cash as their choice of payment so if you’d like to tip content creators please make sure you load up the wallet they provide. If you’re being tipped you’ll receive this directly in your BCH wallet that they provide.
Ecency – the last of the blogging sites I’m listing today is Ecency, their platform is powered by the HIVE Blockchain. With this platform you don’t necessarily need funds to get started, you will earn ‘points’ for interacting with the app, these points can then be used to tip creators on the platform. A great way to give back to the creators you enjoy as well as earning if you’re a creator. You can join Ecency by following this referral link https://ecency.com/signup?referral=cryptipsuk or you can visit them at https://ecency.com
Netkoin – this application they’ve released is only available to Android users as it’s still in Beta, a smart app that functions very well. You can earn in a variety of ways, from playing games and downloading apps to paid surveys. You earn netkoins and you can then convert them to either dogecoins $doge, litecoin $ltc, dash $dash or bitcoin cash $bch. iOS users can not download the app yet but android users can follow this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netkoin.app to the Playstore.
Cointiply – another app similar to Netkoin is Cointiply, the same deal – you partake in surveys, download apps and games plus a chance of winning on the daily free spin. You can withdraw your funds into either Bitcoin, Dash, Litecoin or Dogecoin. You can start earning crypto by following my referral https://cointiply.mobi/6up6 or you can find their app on the app stores.
So there you have it, some legit ways to earn crypto without having to spend your own money, for just a few minutes a day you can potentially earn a little extra, with the bullrun expected it could be a good time to dip your toes in the easy way.
*disclaimer – cryptocurrencies can be extremely volatile, trading comes with the risk of significant loss. This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.
I agree that payments are extremely low with these crypto faucets, but on the other hand, it doesn't take much of your time and I have had a good experience with them in terms of reliable weekly payments.