r/CryptoCurrency by u/nick83487 4y ago The Best Ways to Earn Crypto and Money Online For College Students I have been in crypto since the beginning of 2021. I'm aware this is not a very long time so I thought instead of giving investment advice, I would share how I earn and buy crypto. As we all know, college isn't cheap and I use many popular methods among this sub to earn and buy crypto but I also think I have found some lesser-known ways to fund my investments. I especially recommend some of these methods for other college students because I find they're easy to do during small breaks in my day.
I will be breaking this post into two parts:
* How I "Earn" Crypto
* How I Earn Money Online to Buy Crypto
Before I begin, I do want to touch on GPT sites because I will be referencing them throughout the post. A GPT (Get-Paid-To) site is a website where users are paid to complete a variety of tasks such as taking surveys, playing games, and watching videos. I want to emphasize that the vast majority of these sites are not worth your time and are not as good as they might seem to be. That being said, there are some gems out there that I use consistently.
# How I "Earn" Crypto
These are all methods of how I "earn" crypto, rather than buy it. This means that none of this comes at any mone
Open on Reddit r/CryptoMarkets by u/ClientInfinite3137 8mo ago Best and quickest way to make money in crypto? Lets say you have 3k +/- to invest, what is the best and fastest way to make money with crypto? Leveraged trading or? Just looking for opinions.
Open on Reddit r/CryptoIndia by u/dickendraswami 1y ago Best off-ramp (crypto withdrawal) options for India - My experience Hey guys, this is my first post here although I have interacted with a lot of you in comments. I am in the crypto space since 2017 and I am passionate about cryptocurrency and blockchain. I am writing this post to share my knowledge and experience with some good off-ramp options available for India without bank freeze issues along with pros and cons of each method. This is going to be a long post and I will share the most convenient method in the end (saving best for the last).
Method 1: P2P via CDM (Cash Deposit Machine) using a reputed escrow:
I have used this method for almost a year now and found no bank freeze issues. It is better to use escrow platforms like localcoinswap, noones, etc and use CDM option. Only give bank's name and account number (don't give other details like IFSC and others to avoid them doing an IMPS transfer)
Pros: You get cash in your bank account that you can spend anywhere. You are safe from fake notes as CDM handles it. Source of cash cannot be classified as dirty money or clean money and nobody can freeze your account for receiving dirty money. You are safe from any attacks from goons posed as buyers. Best rates like 89 to 95 but very risky.
Cons:
Open on Reddit r/CryptoMarkets by u/Optimal-Election546 9mo ago How to earn money in crypto I see this situation as a TRUMP earned huge money on (WLF). How do people do it, how do you manage to earn on cryptocurrency, please share your experience.
Open on Reddit r/CryptoMarkets by u/Outrageous-Belt-5065 1y ago Pick only 3 best ways to earn crypto and reasons why it works If someone who is new in crypto, what advice would you give it to them?
You can only say 3 best ways you think is good.
Open on Reddit r/CryptoMarkets by u/Awarewolf19 1y ago Why Most People Will Never Make Money with Crypto (and How You Can Beat the Odds) I’ve been diving deep into the world of crypto trading, and let me tell you — 99% of people fail because they approach it wrong. They get lured in by the hype, throw their money into random coins, and then cry when the market turns. But there’s a small percentage of people who consistently win. Why? They understand the game.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: Making money with crypto isn’t just about buying Bitcoin and praying it goes to the moon. It’s about strategy, discipline, and knowing the systems most people ignore.
What No One Tells You:
1. You’re Gambling, Not Trading: Most people don’t even know the difference between a swing trade and a long-term hold. Are you relying on market manipulation, or do you have a strategy backed by research? Think about it.
2. The Game is Rigged for the Rich: The whales (big players) are moving the market. If you’re following Twitter hype or the latest meme coin, you’re already late to the party. You’re playing in their game, and trust me, they want you to lose.
3. Time Isn’t On Your Side: If you think you’ll get rich overnight, you’ve already lost. The real money is made by those who stay patient, build systems, and play the long game.
Open on Reddit r/Bitcoin by u/Cryptoconomy 8y ago After 5 years of being a staunch supporter, I am officially directing people away from Coinbase. I think they are deliberately using their position to suppress network growth. SegWit or shut up about fees. This is my email to them:
> Network fees have grown substantially in the past few months with increased adoption and usage. Coinbase was quick to support a hardfork to update every node on the network within a matter of just a couple of weeks.
> Now, months later, Coinbase is still not allowing users to use SegWit, which will lower fees and increase the network capacity substantially. As I am sure your priority is to help your customers and give them the best and lowest cost experience (If I am to believe the years of bickering over a hard fork) you are doing everything in your power to get it implemented right away. Libbitcoin has recently updated to include SegWit in their tool set, making it easier than ever to implement this capacity increase on your platform. Please, if you actually care about Bitcoin's success and usability, if you care about your customers and staying at the top of the bitcoin exchange industry, implement SegWit so we can get greater capacity and lower fees for use of Bitcoin as global sound money, and prepare for the many other upgrades and advantages that come with this improvement.
> I implore you. Read your CEO's own arguments regarding how imp
Open on Reddit r/TotalMarketCycles by u/Financial_Good_1642 18d ago Best Crypto Casino in 2026? I’ve been bouncing around crypto gambling sites for years now, and honestly, I’m tired of treating every new crypto casino like a blind experiment. Every review page claims they found the best crypto casino, the best bitcoin casino, the best crypto gambling sites, or the best bitcoin casinos for 2026, but most of those lists feel fake the second you actually deposit money and try to use the platform.
A lot of these “top crypto casino” articles clearly focus on welcome bonus headlines instead of what actually matters once real money is involved. It’s easy for a casino site to advertise huge promotions, instant crypto deposits, thousands of casino games, and flashy dashboards. That part is easy. The real test starts when you try to withdraw.
That’s why I’m asking Reddit instead of another SEO review site.
What crypto casino are people actually using in 2026?
Which bitcoin casino pays out consistently?
Which crypto gambling sites still feel reliable after you win?
Which crypto casino sites are actually worth keeping money on?
I’m not looking for a magic money machine. I just want a crypto casino where the deposit works, the casino games feel legit, the withdrawal process is pre
Open on Reddit r/Bitcoin by u/DebtFreeMFers 8y ago Guys, I am out **So I sold the last of my 22ish BTC yesterday.**
I first got in around September of 2013 when the price was $130. I later set up a weekly buy on Coinbase buying the majority of my coins between $200 to $400. My original goal back then was to accumulate 21 BTC and be in the million club. I turned it off in 2015 once I was well over 21 coins. Of course looking back I wish I had never turned it off.
**So why did I sell?** The value is now enough that I can pay my capital gains and still have enough to pay off my house leaving me completely debt free. I found myself constantly stressing over the fact I was storing close to 200K and I also fully expect a pull back at some point soon. Once my house is paid off I will most likely start buying back in again using money that would have been going towards a house payment.
**Things I learned**
**Test your recovery process.** If you have a hardware wallet (and you should) send a small amount of crypto to it then wipe it and reload it using your seed. This made me much more confident using the wallet once I had done this and knew that recovery was pretty simple. Also use a passphrase, but make sure it is one you will never forget.
**Stor
Open on Reddit r/personalfinance by u/WhiskeySauer 7y ago [OC] I tracked every dollar I spent over the last 8 yrs. You can too! (Spreadsheets/instructions for 2019 included) Happy New Year! [Here is a snapshot of all my finances](https://i.imgur.com/z5J0f8z.jpg) over the last 8 years. I made a spreadsheet to keep track of my spending (will provide updated link to new spreadsheet once moderators allow me to) and [here are the instructions for how to use it.](https://imgur.com/a/p6y9Z) Shout out to all the people who have helped me debug and improve this spreadsheet over the past few years. Your continued feedback/encouragement/support makes me very grateful to contribute to this wonderful community. Cheers and see you again next year!
**2018 YEAR IN REVIEW:**
- Earned all-time high annual net income
- Invested 50% of my net income this year, setting new records for both cumulative (total dollars) and quantitative (% of net income) annual investing rate. Running annual average rate is 30%.
- Spent 25% net income on living expenses, 25% on recreational expenses, 0% on debt this year. Running annual average rates are now 35%, 24%, 10% respectively.
- Suffered significant damage to my average ROI (-37%) thanks to crypto market volatility
- Net worth flat lined this year as decreasing value of taxable assets were offset by increasing estimated present
Open on Reddit r/CryptoMarkets by u/hodorrny 7mo ago Hype trading or gambling memecoin won’t make you rich. With long term holding, you might have a chance For the ones who are just getting started with crypto, I have this advice…
All these random memecoins and hype tokens aren't going to make you rich. I'll be blunt, it's basically gambling…unless you’re an insider or the creator of the token, the odds are against you.
If you buy a coin, that means someone is selling it…that’s how the market balances out. When market crashes, it could be you holding the bag. If you look a little deeper, you’ll notice most of these meme and alt tokens run on the same blockchains and mirror the same price movements as the major coins. They’re driven almost entirely by hype and emotion, not real fundamentals.
crypto as a whole clearly has a future. Decentralized technology will almost certainly reshape how global finance operates. tho I’m skeptical that any current crypto will be that global standard.
However talking about the current environment. The current government administration has been openly pro-crypto, and as seen on Oct 10th we all know how easily market can be manipulated. When the president pardons exchange founders after they pay millions in lobbying fees, when his family launches crypto ventures and tokens pump right after policy ann
Open on Reddit r/Trading by u/Frosty_Collar5368 1mo ago Crypto future Trading Give me a lot! I have been from past 4 Years in crypto future Trading,And this is my average day and sometimes twice a day to make 10% of my capital and it's normal,This is for those traders who's new in market no matter what are they trading Nasdaq,forex,s&p 500.
From ICT concepts build my own trading edge, firstly it's soo hard to become a profitable Trader,But now it's the easiest way of earning Money for me.
That's why I prefer Crypto. Which Give always a BIG return.
If you all have any questions feel free to ask me.
Open on Reddit r/Bitcoin by u/Soggy_Eagle_1733 2y ago Something Strange Happening with Coinbase. Smells like FTX I'm using a burner account. Not sure what Coinbase intentions are, and my crypto is locked in their platform, so want to detach myself from this post.
Something strange is happening at Coinbase. The Coinbase subreddit is full of this exact complaint and issue that I just experienced and will detail below.
I purchased some Bitcoin on Coinbase. I have to wait about 9 days for the transaction to clear before I can send it off of Coinbase and into my own wallet. Everything is fine up to here.
An hour before my transaction was going to clear at the 9th day at 6pm, I get an email saying my account has been flagged and needs to be re-verified. I log into Coinbase, re-registed my account by taking a photo of my ID and a selfie like the prompts asked. Reverification successful. I look around the app, everything looks fine, except when I click "Send" to send crypto off the exchange. The message reads "Account Restricted. You're currently unable to send crypto on Coinbase. Please visit \[link\] for assistance.
Then, I started off by chatting to the Support Chat link in the app. They created a ticket, I can see the open ticket. An hour later, the ticket would be marked as "Closed and Resol
Open on Reddit r/CryptoMarkets by u/LargeMan690 5mo ago New and want too see what is best to improve Hi i made it my 2026 resolution to learn and maybe even earn 10euro profit per month😂 im confident that its possible but im not sure where to start or continue. My current 9-5 job i have to stay all the time infront of the desk due to being the only person with the role. Im planning on changing jobs and i already found another place where i can be more free and have more time to study the charts and trades that i do. Im from EU so i searched what broker is best to use and i started using coinbase but then i realized that even when i make small profit it gets eaten up by fees which then i moved to binance and i started seeing improvements and actually making some cents from trades and not having a loss from fees. Sometimes fees still eat my cents profit but at the end of the day im not looking at how much money i make im looking at consistency. I also noticed that i have FOMO which i think is messing me up and i need to improve that. I had a trade where i entered because it had a change of structure which then after confirmation it ended up dumping and i lost 50 cents. I know its not a lot but when starting out i get the feeling that its a lot of money😂 the in return leads to anothe
Open on Reddit r/CryptoCurrency by u/hodorrny 7mo ago Hype trading or gambling memecoin won’t make you rich. With long term holding, you might have a chance For the ones who are just getting started with crypto, I have this advice…
All these random memecoins and hype tokens aren't going to make you rich. I'll be blunt, it's basically gambling…unless you’re an insider or the creator of the token, the odds are against you.
If you buy a coin, that means someone is selling it…that’s how the market balances out. When market crashes, it could be you holding the bag. If you look a little deeper, you’ll notice most of these meme and alt tokens run on the same blockchains and mirror the same price movements as the major coins. They’re driven almost entirely by hype and emotion, not real fundamentals.
crypto as a whole clearly has a future. Decentralized technology will almost certainly reshape how global finance operates. tho I’m skeptical that any current crypto will be that global standard.
However talking about the current environment. The current government administration has been openly pro-crypto, and as seen on Oct 10th we all know how easily market can be manipulated. When the president pardons exchange founders after they pay millions in lobbying fees, when his family launches crypto ventures and tokens pump right after policy ann
Open on Reddit r/Bitcoin by u/CopperHands1 4y ago Best platform for Automatic investments into Bitcoin I know this question has probably been asked a lot and I know I could find info on google, but I’m hoping I can also find good advice here. I plan on dollar cost averaging into Bitcoin probably $200 per month. My experience with Coinbase has been meh... I started using seven years ago. Fees are crazy high and they have a ton of verification requirements nowadays. In my old account, they froze it because I didn’t supply verification info so I couldn’t log in. But I couldn’t login so I couldn’t supply the verification info… a catch 22 situation which luckily didn’t matter because I had already moved all my crypto at that point. I also remember They also have crazy high fees for transfers I think. Is there a platform that has lower fees, reputable enough so that I can trust my crypto is safe, and easy enough to start automatic investments from my bank account. Thank you in advance!
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