Category: 3. Learning and earning

In this article, we’ve looked at two easy ways of earning crypto that don’t involve faucets, forks or airdrops. Coinbase Earn and Brave Rewards are well designed products from well established companies that deeply understand crypto. Both products will help to increase your crypto knowledge, in addition to awarding free tokens: Coinbase through making you…

There’s another crypto-friendly company that allows you to earn cryptocurrency, and you may have heard of it: Brave, the web browser that has its own token called BAT. Brave is part of the attention economy which describes people giving their time to engage with content that brands would like them to see. Short for Basic Attention Token, BAT is…

As always, though, there’s a trade-off when it comes to claiming something for free on the web. In the case of Coinbase Earn, you are required to register an account and verify your identity. This means supplying a driving license, passport or national ID card It is for you to decide whether that is a…

“Earn crypto while learning about crypto” is the simple slogan of the educational portal from cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase. In return for watching videos and taking quizzes on cryptocurrency projects whose tokens are listed on Coinbase, you can earn a small portion of that token. For example, you can earn $6 of MKR tokens for learning about how…

In our last guide, we looked at faucets as a means of claiming free cryptocurrency in return for watching adverts and completing surveys. As we noted, faucets are fine for getting a feel for how crypto works, but are limited in terms of the amount you can claim. If you’re serious about acquiring cryptocurrency without…

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