Can You Really Make Money with Cryptocurrency?

It’s been quite the year for cryptocurrency, that’s for sure. It’s still too early to tell whether or not it will make it in the long run, but there’s no denying that plenty of people are making money with cryptocurrency. If you want to make money with cryptocurrency, here are 10 proven methods to do so in 2022.

1) Start trading now

Making money from cryptocurrency is a relatively simple process, but it can be very difficult to get started—especially if you aren’t sure where to begin. However, it’s well worth your time to learn about and start trading cryptocurrency today because of how lucrative it can be. Experts estimate that roughly 1% of crypto traders make $10K a day, which means there is plenty of money to go around (and it’s only going up).

2) Buy the dips

If you’re looking to make money by investing in cryptocurrency, you need to be looking at penny cryptocurrencies. Yes, it’s possible to have 100x gains with cryptocurrencies – we all know about Bitcoin – but it’s also possible to lose everything you put into crypto. Be careful about investing your life savings in Bitcoin or even Ethereum, let alone an altcoin like Litecoin or Ripple.

3) Set up a stake pool

In some cases, you can make a significant amount of money by mining bitcoin on your own. But that takes an awful lot of processing power and work, plus it’s hard to know just how much you might earn over time. To start mining bitcoins in a more cost-effective way, sign up to a stake pool like Multipool or GBMiners.

4) Short-term price predictions

There’s no solid way to know what will happen to cryptocurrency prices in 2018 or beyond. That’s why experts usually make price predictions in terms of what they think could happen, not what they’re pretty sure will happen. That said, here are some safe bets. (These cryptocurrency price predictions were made in January of 2018.)

5) HODL

HODL is an internet meme that goes back to December 2013, when a frustrated bitcoin investor posted on a popular forum, complaining about his loss. The post read I AM HODLING (the misspelling is intentional). The new term quickly caught on and became associated with stubbornness in cryptocurrency investment. It’s been widely used ever since as a reference to staying true to one’s cryptocurrencies through thick and thin.

6) Buy Crypto Physical Assets (Property, Gold, Silver)

In 2013, a developer purchased two pizzas using 10,000 Bitcoin he’d won in a contest. At that time, those Bitcoin were worth around $25. In June of 2018, those same coins would be worth over $30 million.

7) Become an ICO/Blockchain Investor

If you want to invest in cryptocurrency, and don’t have a lot of money to put into it, consider investing in an ICO (Initial Coin Offering). There is a lot of risk associated with these investments, but there is also enormous potential. If you can get on board at a good time when there is lots of hype around an upcoming ICO, you may be able to make quite a bit of money. As always, remember that if something sounds too good to be true it probably is.

8) Start Trading on Autopilot

Trading crypto on exchanges like Binance and Bittrex is a great way to make money in cryptocurrency. However, setting up your own trading bot takes more effort than simply signing up to an exchange. This post will show you how to set up a trading bot that can automatically trade for you, even when you’re not around. It’s a good strategy if you want to do passive income in crypto.

9) Become a Cloud Miner

Cloud mining is exactly what it sounds like: you put up money (and your trust) and buy a piece of a Bitcoin miner—called a rig or mining rig—that someone else owns and has maintained. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know how to use it; most cloud miners allow new customers to be guided through their purchase, helping them configure software, download updates, and so on.