@celanbryant
25Writer, MBA, Harvard Fellow, Permie, #Scifi fan(#Qapla'), Trader. Fascinated in sustainable business models, strategy games and ancient text. @fintech @bitcoin
steemit.com/@celanbryantVOTING POWER100.00%
DOWNVOTE POWER100.00%
RESOURCE CREDITS100.00%
REPUTATION PROGRESS0.00%
Net Worth
0.034USD
STEEM
0.005STEEM
SBD
0.000SBD
Effective Power
5.001SP
├── Own SP
0.631SP
└── Incoming DelegationsDeleg
+4.370SP
Detailed Balance
| STEEM | ||
| balance | 0.005STEEM | STEEM |
| market_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| savings_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| reward_steem_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| STEEM POWER | ||
| Own SP | 0.631SP | SP |
| Delegated Out | 0.000SP | SP |
| Delegation In | 4.370SP | SP |
| Effective Power | 5.001SP | SP |
| Reward SP (pending) | 0.000SP | SP |
| SBD | ||
| sbd_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| sbd_conversions | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| sbd_market_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| savings_sbd_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| reward_sbd_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
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}Account Info
| name | celanbryant |
| id | 451103 |
| rank | 814,603 |
| reputation | 95628638 |
| created | 2017-11-16T17:36:24 |
| recovery_account | steem |
| proxy | None |
| post_count | 11 |
| comment_count | 0 |
| lifetime_vote_count | 0 |
| witnesses_voted_for | 0 |
| last_post | 2021-04-15T14:17:27 |
| last_root_post | 2021-04-15T14:17:27 |
| last_vote_time | 2018-02-23T18:30:27 |
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| can_vote | 1 |
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| delayed_votes | 0 |
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| savings_sbd_balance | 0.000 SBD |
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| delegated_vesting_shares | 0.000000 VESTS |
| received_vesting_shares | 7116.728588 VESTS |
| reward_vesting_balance | 0.000000 VESTS |
| vesting_balance | 0.000 STEEM |
| vesting_withdraw_rate | 0.000000 VESTS |
| next_vesting_withdrawal | 1969-12-31T23:59:59 |
| withdrawn | 0 |
| to_withdraw | 0 |
| withdraw_routes | 0 |
| savings_withdraw_requests | 0 |
| last_account_recovery | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| reset_account | null |
| last_owner_update | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| last_account_update | 2017-11-21T15:14:27 |
| mined | No |
| sbd_seconds | 0 |
| sbd_last_interest_payment | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| savings_sbd_last_interest_payment | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
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}Withdraw Routes
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|---|---|
Empty | Empty |
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To Date
steemdelegated 4.370 SP to @celanbryant2026/05/17 22:33:30
steemdelegated 4.370 SP to @celanbryant
2026/05/17 22:33:30
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 7116.728588 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #106141423/Trx edb72d6d69a6dbbfcf24f5cbc57effc3783025bd |
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}steemdelegated 2.705 SP to @celanbryant2026/05/11 21:06:03
steemdelegated 2.705 SP to @celanbryant
2026/05/11 21:06:03
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 4404.518183 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #105967642/Trx f07cc359af4e4e6c98f99919fc6b88afc0401b2d |
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}steemdelegated 4.378 SP to @celanbryant2026/04/25 21:57:06
steemdelegated 4.378 SP to @celanbryant
2026/04/25 21:57:06
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 7129.244344 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #105509124/Trx c0de60a71dbe6338daf47f88742b37961eddc9ed |
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}steemdelegated 2.730 SP to @celanbryant2026/01/23 03:20:09
steemdelegated 2.730 SP to @celanbryant
2026/01/23 03:20:09
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 4446.065002 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #102846466/Trx 911407152c7c268b6524a799e939b1c9f23c67ee |
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}steemdelegated 2.831 SP to @celanbryant2024/12/16 22:39:24
steemdelegated 2.831 SP to @celanbryant
2024/12/16 22:39:24
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 4610.284199 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #91292870/Trx fb9307ae0d1d504c86200f58d0dc5a117afc70c3 |
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}steemdelegated 2.935 SP to @celanbryant2023/11/13 14:24:24
steemdelegated 2.935 SP to @celanbryant
2023/11/13 14:24:24
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 4779.417731 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #79847132/Trx a92870cf158f18b16300be6c323c621bfa0d2e6b |
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}steemdelegated 4.739 SP to @celanbryant2023/09/21 19:51:39
steemdelegated 4.739 SP to @celanbryant
2023/09/21 19:51:39
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 7716.696517 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #78345479/Trx c0f86bb3c72271c23bb8bbe27059015cbd95ba39 |
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}steemdelegated 4.875 SP to @celanbryant2022/11/03 09:52:42
steemdelegated 4.875 SP to @celanbryant
2022/11/03 09:52:42
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 7938.377955 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #69111081/Trx 55b4fc57c2876340d0a3af3255b7fedd75c90b87 |
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}steemdelegated 4.992 SP to @celanbryant2022/02/22 16:23:51
steemdelegated 4.992 SP to @celanbryant
2022/02/22 16:23:51
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 8129.683797 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #61845309/Trx de0ce0801812224b36ac8c7ac7e529c4787dc6f0 |
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}steemdelegated 5.105 SP to @celanbryant2021/07/15 15:34:54
steemdelegated 5.105 SP to @celanbryant
2021/07/15 15:34:54
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 8312.875734 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #55506179/Trx 55d6f6c90a0d4966ae749152b978909454f3675f |
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}steemdelegated 16.938 SP to @celanbryant2021/06/18 12:16:48
steemdelegated 16.938 SP to @celanbryant
2021/06/18 12:16:48
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 27582.079163 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #54735719/Trx 46a6a4844a862744dd244647a0df54f030c4cfd3 |
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}crypto.piotrsent 0.003 STEEM to @celanbryant- "Regarding the latest information and development of Steemauto. Old SteemAuto is already being switched off. Today, I would like to introduce you to new version of SteemAuto launched by one of most rep..."2021/06/12 09:02:39
crypto.piotrsent 0.003 STEEM to @celanbryant- "Regarding the latest information and development of Steemauto. Old SteemAuto is already being switched off. Today, I would like to introduce you to new version of SteemAuto launched by one of most rep..."
2021/06/12 09:02:39
| from | crypto.piotr |
| to | celanbryant |
| amount | 0.003 STEEM |
| memo | Regarding the latest information and development of Steemauto. Old SteemAuto is already being switched off. Today, I would like to introduce you to new version of SteemAuto launched by one of most reputable witness. You can find it here: https://worldofxpilar.com/dash.php . I've helped testing it and it's WORKING GREAT so far (In case if you would have any questions, consider joining their discord channel: https://discord.com/invite/VAHHsmnNaJ ) |
| Transaction Info | Block #54560355/Trx a6adf05679beafe79dcb2d328d26e1f34d72ab10 |
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"to": "celanbryant",
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}steemdelegated 17.053 SP to @celanbryant2021/04/15 15:35:30
steemdelegated 17.053 SP to @celanbryant
2021/04/15 15:35:30
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | celanbryant |
| vesting shares | 27769.407234 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #52911958/Trx beffe0d92f8ac9c962b39f8b87f517852c33d779 |
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}2021/04/15 14:36:36
2021/04/15 14:36:36
| voter | chrissairdrop |
| author | celanbryant |
| permlink | the-best-bitcoin-faucet-on-the-web-make-usd8-000-on-cointiply-in-1-year |
| weight | -10000 (-100.00%) |
| Transaction Info | Block #52910791/Trx ea47acaef90d4485f46204d5e004347b5a46aec8 |
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}executive-boardsent 0.001 STEEM to @celanbryant- "❗ Hello celanbryant, great that you are using the STEEM blockchain. The Executive Board is publishing insider infos at https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh on how you will be earning the most coins. It's easy, ..."2021/04/15 14:19:18
executive-boardsent 0.001 STEEM to @celanbryant- "❗ Hello celanbryant, great that you are using the STEEM blockchain. The Executive Board is publishing insider infos at https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh on how you will be earning the most coins. It's easy, ..."
2021/04/15 14:19:18
| from | executive-board |
| to | celanbryant |
| amount | 0.001 STEEM |
| memo | ❗ Hello celanbryant, great that you are using the STEEM blockchain. The Executive Board is publishing insider infos at https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh on how you will be earning the most coins. It's easy, just follow the instructions. THE 1000X BOOSTER KEY is already waiting for you over there too. 😉 Warm regards, The Executive Board. |
| Transaction Info | Block #52910447/Trx 74d3787704049c18710129c13f1a349671ebf1c2 |
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| body |  Not all faucets are the same. Some are definitely better than others. With Coinpot gone, Cointiply has taken the lead as the world’s best bitcoin faucet. What does it mean to be the “best” faucet — it means providing the best opportunity for higher and consistent payouts. How much can you make on Cointiply? To figure this out, we need to create a model. The model is based on the following assumptions: 1 dollar = 10,000 Cointiply coins 1 Cointiply coin = $0.0001 dollars 1 bitcoin = 56,300 US dollars 1 bitcoin =563,000,000 Cointiply coins Now let’s make some basic assumptions about your level of activity on Cointiply. -There’s the main faucet, which can be boosted by increasing your Cointiplier (we’ll talk about how to do that in a moment). -There’s also offer walls (visiting webpages, downloading apps, watching videos), surveys, videos, and paid to click ads. -You can also boost your earnings temporarily and permanently by playing the game Cointivity, which is a little mining game created by the folks at Cointiply (we’ll talk about this a bit later as well). -Last but not least, you can earn 5% interest on your balance if you have over 35,000 coins, which isn’t hard to do. Let’s take a minute to model out how much you can make on each, starting with The Faucet. The FAUCET Cointiply has one of the best faucets out there. It’s attached to a progressive jackpot, which as of now is for 272,881 coins. On average, I make around 30 coins per claim, but you can make anywhere from 22 to 280 coins. The amount depends on the roll. For the purpose of creating a model, let’s assume you make 22 coins per roll and roll the faucet as often as the faucet allows (24 times a day or once every hour). If you do this, you will make 385,440 coins, $38.54 or 0.0006846181172 bitcoin in one year. Seems small I know, but just wait. Important: This is our baseline. I doubt you’ll be able to make a claim every hour on the hour, but you may also make more than 22 coins per claim, so it all evens out, especially because only a small portion of your payout is going to come from the faucet (unless you win the jackpot of course). The largest portion of your bitcoin will come from offers and maximizing those offers, which you’ll see in a minute. Note: This baseline amount includes the loyalty bonus, which doubles your reward. You get a loyalty bonus of 1% for every day you make a claim on the faucet up to 100%. So as long as you make at least one claim per day, you will receive the loyalty bonus. Offer Walls Cointiply offer-walls are a great way to earn coins. According to the website, top users earn 100’s of thousands coins from offer walls. The most popular offer walls are Theorem Reach, Tap Research, Adscend Media and Adgate Media. There are more than a dozen others. They are all different, so find one you like and work it. The good news is you have variety. A single survey or offer can pay as much as 300,000 coins, with many paying between 1,000 and 20,000 Coins. There are many offers for both US and non-US players. Tip: always click on “Earn Coins” first. You will see a list of the most popular offers as well as any new ways to earn additional coins. Some offers are for games and others are surveys or simply ads to click on. Games and offers pay the most, while pay-per-click ads pay the least (9 coins per click). Cointiply paid-to-click ads are pretty normal. You earn coins for visiting a webpage and they’re available all around the world. Watching videos is one of the most passive ways to earn coins because all you have to do is pull up a video and have it streaming. My favorites are VideoFox, EngagMe and Hideout.tv. You need to see 3 ads before your account will be credited. The same applies to Hideout.TV. You earn points for every three ads that play between videos. For our earnings model, let’s say you can commit to doing four offers per month that average out to 50,000 coins per offer. That’s a total of 2,400,000 coins per year or $240. Now let’s add videos. Let’s say you can commit to watching two hours of video every day. You don’t really have to watch, just have it on. You are allowed to watch video from three different portals (cell phone, desktop, tablet) at one time. For the purposes of this exercise, we are going to be conservative and just use one portal for 2 hours per day. That’s a total of 43,797 coins per year or $4.38. Next: What if we add interest to our model? Earning Interest Cointiply pays 5% annual interest on coin balances over 35,000 coins. To earn interest, you have to maintain this balance and make at least 1 claim each week. To start earning interest, you need to go to the settings page and toggle the “Enable Interest” switch and then save your settings. Interest is paid every Sunday night. As a word of caution, be sure to place a 2FA on your account if you have enough to earn interest. You can find the 2FA set up in settings. Interest is calculated using an annual interest rate of 5% paid out once a week based on your average daily balance. For example, if you have 100,000 Coins for a 1 week period you will earn 99 Coins interest for that week (100,000 * 0.05126 / 52.14). Based on our numbers above (approximately 7,400 coins per week) that equates to 370 coins per year. Not much, but you don’t have to do anything for it. Next: Now let’s look at how much we can make on offers, games, video and paid per click ads. So where does that put us? If we add offers, videos and interest to our annual tally we get: -2,831,958 coins -$283.20; and, -0.005030120818 Two things to keep in mind: 1) When we first started this project, bitcoin was worth around $10,000 so these numbers are not static. For example, bitcoin extraordinaire, the person that introduced me to bitcoin, Max Kaiser predicts bitcoin will be trading at $240K by the end of the year. So he’s predicting an almost 500% growth rate this year. 2) This amount is based on both conservative and aggressive assumptions. So now that you know about all the ways to earn bitcoin on Cointiply, let’s talk about how you can boost earnings. The Cointivity Game & It’s Impact On Earnings This is perhaps the main reason I like Cointiply so much — there are so many ways to boost your earnings. The Cointivity Game gives you the ability to boost your earnings. How much can it boost earnings? The following is an overview of how much we’ve earned so far using the model: As you can see, the largest percentage of your earnings come from doing offers. So you can really maximize your earnings by doing two things: -Increase the number of offers you do from once per week to every day. -Boost your earnings potential on the day that you do those offers by purchasing “items”. If we increase the number of offers per week from once per week to seven per week, we can increase annual earnings from $283 to $1,724. Cointivity Maximization Strategy: Select one day a week to do all 7 offers and then purchase items that boost earnings for that day. To understand this, first a little tutorial on how to purchase items. CointiPoints are Cointiply’s reward point system. For every 10 coins you earn , you’ll receive 1 CointiPoint. The more Cointipoints you have, the higher your level. You can also use these points to buy “items”. The “items” are used for your “bitcoin mining business”. The goal is to collect as many items as possible to be successful with your bitcoin mining business. However, you can only collect items if you have a “slot” to place the item in. Each level you go up unlocks more “slots”, which allows you to have more items. Now, let’s figure out what kind of “items” you can place in your slots. Items: Equippables Vs. Consumables Everyone starts off with 2 slots: 1 for Consumables and 1 for Equippables. Every time you unlock another level, you also get more slots to put your items in. Remember, you want lots of items because they boost your earnings, but you have to have slots to place them in. There are two types of “items” that you can buy to help your mining business: Equippables and Consumables. Consumables are items that are consumed or used in a short period of time. They are short-term in nature and the earnings boost from consumables is temporary. Equippables are items that are part of your equipment. They are long-term in nature and they boost your earnings permanently. Each item is also classified as Common, Uncommon, and Rare quality. Rare and Uncommon items boost your earnings higher than Common items. Where can you find items? In Pods. You can buy Pods with either CointiPoints or coins. Every Pod contains three items. The higher quality the Pod, the higher your chance of getting Uncommon and Rare items, which are worth the most. In these Pods you will find “items” like the ones below. We’re not done. There are also Cointivity Collections. Cointivity Collections Cointivity Collections are a way to get an even higher earnings boost. This is a great way to maximize earnings if you know you’re going to be on Cointiply for 4 to 72 hours. Each collection requires a different group of items. The most valuable Collection also has the most Rare and Uncommon Items. Here’s a graphic from the website of the Collections currently available: When you have all items in a Collection, a “LOCK IN” button appears on that Collection. Click the button, and you will be asked to confirm that you wish to activate the Collection. TIP: If you know you’re going to have a big offer day, you might want to Lock In your Collection on the day before and then activate it on the day you are going to do the offers. All of your items are part of your “Inventory”. So, at any point in time you can check to see how many items you have by clicking on Inventory. You can check out your level, your boosts, your slots, and the items you have in those slots by clicking on your Cointivity Profile. Also remember, that you can use the items to boost earnings or you can sell them for coins. Let’s get back to maximizing strategy. Our model assumes that on the day we complete 7 offers, we also purchase: -three Equipables that permanently increase the offer reward by 2% each -two Consumables that temporarily increase the offer reward by 3% each -one Collectible which temporarily boosts my offer account by another 7%. By doing this I can increase annual earnings from $1,724 to $2,147. If we assume that Max Keiser is right, and bitcoin is going to grow by another 500% by year end, the amount could increase to $8,000 by the end of the year. And that’s just in 1 year! Ready to get started click here! Two more things before I send you off to start your bitcoin mining business — Chat Rain and Cointiply Multiplier. Next: Chat Rain Chat Rain Chat Rain is an opportunity to make a portion of the Chat Rain pool. I’ve never made much on Chat Rain, but I want to include it here even though I don’t include it in the model because you don’t really have to do anything for it. At the top of the Cointiply Chat forum is a water drop icon, along with how many coins are in the current Rain pool. Cointiply does not tell you how big the Pool needs to be before it “rains”, but you can see what your current share is by looking at the Progress Bar. When the Rail pool is paid out, the site literally rains. The rain looks more like snowflakes than rain, but it’s cute. The amount you can make depends on how many coins you earn for that day. The more you earn, the higher your share of the Chat Rain pool. You can also donate to the Rain pool, but it doesn’t increase your share so I don’t know why people do it. Karma? Important: You have to opt in to the Chat Rain pool by clicking on the “Tap to Qualify for Rain Pool” button. Next: Cointiply Multiplier Cointiply Multiplier I’m not a big fan of gambling, so I didn’t mention this in the opening remarks. You want to earn and hold (or hodl as the bitcoin community likes to say). That said, if you’re into this for the gambling, you can wager as few as 10 coins or as many as 50,000 coins in Cointiply’s multiplier game. The maximum multiplier is 61.3x so you could make as much as 613 coins from a 10 coin wager, but it’s highly unlikely. When you start a new round of the CointiPly Multiplier you will be presented with 11 different “targets” on the screen. The targets look like small white circles. If you win, you can either press your luck or play it safe and click the “Take Win” button at any time to claim your coins and end the round. What’s Next I’ll be researching the impact of referrals and premium memberships on earnings. If this has been at all helpful for you, please pass it on to your friends and family and do let me know if you have any questions. Good luck! |
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"body": "\n\nNot all faucets are the same. Some are definitely better than others.\n\nWith Coinpot gone, Cointiply has taken the lead as the world’s best bitcoin faucet.\n\nWhat does it mean to be the “best” faucet — it means providing the best opportunity for higher and consistent payouts.\nHow much can you make on Cointiply?\n\nTo figure this out, we need to create a model. The model is based on the following assumptions:\n\n1 dollar = 10,000 Cointiply coins\n\n1 Cointiply coin = $0.0001 dollars\n\n1 bitcoin = 56,300 US dollars\n\n1 bitcoin =563,000,000 Cointiply coins\n\nNow let’s make some basic assumptions about your level of activity on Cointiply.\n\n-There’s the main faucet, which can be boosted by increasing your Cointiplier (we’ll talk about how to do that in a moment).\n-There’s also offer walls (visiting webpages, downloading apps, watching videos), surveys, videos, and paid to click ads.\n-You can also boost your earnings temporarily and permanently by playing the game Cointivity, which is a little mining game created by the folks at Cointiply (we’ll talk about this a bit later as well).\n-Last but not least, you can earn 5% interest on your balance if you have over 35,000 coins, which isn’t hard to do.\n\nLet’s take a minute to model out how much you can make on each, starting with The Faucet.\n\nThe FAUCET\n\nCointiply has one of the best faucets out there. It’s attached to a progressive jackpot, which as of now is for 272,881 coins.\n\nOn average, I make around 30 coins per claim, but you can make anywhere from 22 to 280 coins. The amount depends on the roll.\n\nFor the purpose of creating a model, let’s assume you make 22 coins per roll and roll the faucet as often as the faucet allows (24 times a day or once every hour). If you do this, you will make 385,440 coins, $38.54 or 0.0006846181172 bitcoin in one year.\n\nSeems small I know, but just wait.\n\nImportant: This is our baseline. I doubt you’ll be able to make a claim every hour on the hour, but you may also make more than 22 coins per claim, so it all evens out, especially because only a small portion of your payout is going to come from the faucet (unless you win the jackpot of course). The largest portion of your bitcoin will come from offers and maximizing those offers, which you’ll see in a minute.\n\nNote: This baseline amount includes the loyalty bonus, which doubles your reward. You get a loyalty bonus of 1% for every day you make a claim on the faucet up to 100%. So as long as you make at least one claim per day, you will receive the loyalty bonus.\nOffer Walls\n\nCointiply offer-walls are a great way to earn coins. According to the website, top users earn 100’s of thousands coins from offer walls. The most popular offer walls are Theorem Reach, Tap Research, Adscend Media and Adgate Media. There are more than a dozen others. They are all different, so find one you like and work it. The good news is you have variety.\n\nA single survey or offer can pay as much as 300,000 coins, with many paying between 1,000 and 20,000 Coins. There are many offers for both US and non-US players.\n\nTip: always click on “Earn Coins” first. You will see a list of the most popular offers as well as any new ways to earn additional coins.\n\nSome offers are for games and others are surveys or simply ads to click on. Games and offers pay the most, while pay-per-click ads pay the least (9 coins per click). Cointiply paid-to-click ads are pretty normal. You earn coins for visiting a webpage and they’re available all around the world.\n\nWatching videos is one of the most passive ways to earn coins because all you have to do is pull up a video and have it streaming. My favorites are VideoFox, EngagMe and Hideout.tv. You need to see 3 ads before your account will be credited. The same applies to Hideout.TV. You earn points for every three ads that play between videos.\n\nFor our earnings model, let’s say you can commit to doing four offers per month that average out to 50,000 coins per offer.\n\nThat’s a total of 2,400,000 coins per year or $240.\n\nNow let’s add videos.\n\nLet’s say you can commit to watching two hours of video every day. You don’t really have to watch, just have it on. You are allowed to watch video from three different portals (cell phone, desktop, tablet) at one time. For the purposes of this exercise, we are going to be conservative and just use one portal for 2 hours per day. That’s a total of 43,797 coins per year or $4.38.\n\nNext: What if we add interest to our model?\n\nEarning Interest\n\nCointiply pays 5% annual interest on coin balances over 35,000 coins.\n\nTo earn interest, you have to maintain this balance and make at least 1 claim each week.\n\nTo start earning interest, you need to go to the settings page and toggle the “Enable Interest” switch and then save your settings. Interest is paid every Sunday night.\n\nAs a word of caution, be sure to place a 2FA on your account if you have enough to earn interest. You can find the 2FA set up in settings.\n\nInterest is calculated using an annual interest rate of 5% paid out once a week based on your average daily balance. For example, if you have 100,000 Coins for a 1 week period you will earn 99 Coins interest for that week (100,000 * 0.05126 / 52.14). Based on our numbers above (approximately 7,400 coins per week) that equates to 370 coins per year. Not much, but you don’t have to do anything for it.\n\nNext: Now let’s look at how much we can make on offers, games, video and paid per click ads.\n\nSo where does that put us?\n\nIf we add offers, videos and interest to our annual tally we get:\n\n-2,831,958 coins\n-$283.20; and,\n-0.005030120818\n\nTwo things to keep in mind:\n\n1) When we first started this project, bitcoin was worth around $10,000 so these numbers are not static. For example, bitcoin extraordinaire, the person that introduced me to bitcoin, Max Kaiser predicts bitcoin will be trading at $240K by the end of the year. So he’s predicting an almost 500% growth rate this year.\n\n2) This amount is based on both conservative and aggressive assumptions.\n\nSo now that you know about all the ways to earn bitcoin on Cointiply, let’s talk about how you can boost earnings.\nThe Cointivity Game & It’s Impact On Earnings\n\nThis is perhaps the main reason I like Cointiply so much — there are so many ways to boost your earnings. The Cointivity Game gives you the ability to boost your earnings.\n\nHow much can it boost earnings?\n\nThe following is an overview of how much we’ve earned so far using the model:\n\nAs you can see, the largest percentage of your earnings come from doing offers. So you can really maximize your earnings by doing two things:\n\n-Increase the number of offers you do from once per week to every day.\n-Boost your earnings potential on the day that you do those offers by purchasing “items”.\n\nIf we increase the number of offers per week from once per week to seven per week, we can increase annual earnings from $283 to $1,724.\n\nCointivity Maximization Strategy:\n\nSelect one day a week to do all 7 offers and then purchase items that boost earnings for that day.\n\nTo understand this, first a little tutorial on how to purchase items.\n\nCointiPoints are Cointiply’s reward point system. For every 10 coins you earn , you’ll receive 1 CointiPoint. The more Cointipoints you have, the higher your level. You can also use these points to buy “items”. The “items” are used for your “bitcoin mining business”.\n\nThe goal is to collect as many items as possible to be successful with your bitcoin mining business. However, you can only collect items if you have a “slot” to place the item in.\n\nEach level you go up unlocks more “slots”, which allows you to have more items.\n\nNow, let’s figure out what kind of “items” you can place in your slots.\nItems: Equippables Vs. Consumables\n\nEveryone starts off with 2 slots: 1 for Consumables and 1 for Equippables. Every time you unlock another level, you also get more slots to put your items in. Remember, you want lots of items because they boost your earnings, but you have to have slots to place them in.\n\nThere are two types of “items” that you can buy to help your mining business: Equippables and Consumables.\n\nConsumables are items that are consumed or used in a short period of time. They are short-term in nature and the earnings boost from consumables is temporary.\nEquippables are items that are part of your equipment. They are long-term in nature and they boost your earnings permanently.\n\nEach item is also classified as Common, Uncommon, and Rare quality. Rare and Uncommon items boost your earnings higher than Common items.\n\nWhere can you find items?\n\nIn Pods. You can buy Pods with either CointiPoints or coins. Every Pod contains three items. The higher quality the Pod, the higher your chance of getting Uncommon and Rare items, which are worth the most.\n\nIn these Pods you will find “items” like the ones below.\n\nWe’re not done. There are also Cointivity Collections.\n\nCointivity Collections\n\nCointivity Collections are a way to get an even higher earnings boost. This is a great way to maximize earnings if you know you’re going to be on Cointiply for 4 to 72 hours.\n\nEach collection requires a different group of items. The most valuable Collection also has the most Rare and Uncommon Items. Here’s a graphic from the website of the Collections currently available:\n\nWhen you have all items in a Collection, a “LOCK IN” button appears on that Collection. Click the button, and you will be asked to confirm that you wish to activate the Collection.\n\nTIP: If you know you’re going to have a big offer day, you might want to Lock In your Collection on the day before and then activate it on the day you are going to do the offers.\n\nAll of your items are part of your “Inventory”. So, at any point in time you can check to see how many items you have by clicking on Inventory. You can check out your level, your boosts, your slots, and the items you have in those slots by clicking on your Cointivity Profile. Also remember, that you can use the items to boost earnings or you can sell them for coins.\n\nLet’s get back to maximizing strategy.\n\nOur model assumes that on the day we complete 7 offers, we also purchase:\n\n-three Equipables that permanently increase the offer reward by 2% each\n-two Consumables that temporarily increase the offer reward by 3% each\n-one Collectible which temporarily boosts my offer account by another 7%.\n\nBy doing this I can increase annual earnings from $1,724 to $2,147.\n\nIf we assume that Max Keiser is right, and bitcoin is going to grow by another 500% by year end, the amount could increase to $8,000 by the end of the year. And that’s just in 1 year!\n\nReady to get started click here!\n\nTwo more things before I send you off to start your bitcoin mining business — Chat Rain and Cointiply Multiplier.\n\nNext: Chat Rain\n\nChat Rain\n\nChat Rain is an opportunity to make a portion of the Chat Rain pool. I’ve never made much on Chat Rain, but I want to include it here even though I don’t include it in the model because you don’t really have to do anything for it.\n\nAt the top of the Cointiply Chat forum is a water drop icon, along with how many coins are in the current Rain pool. Cointiply does not tell you how big the Pool needs to be before it “rains”, but you can see what your current share is by looking at the Progress Bar. When the Rail pool is paid out, the site literally rains. The rain looks more like snowflakes than rain, but it’s cute.\n\nThe amount you can make depends on how many coins you earn for that day. The more you earn, the higher your share of the Chat Rain pool. You can also donate to the Rain pool, but it doesn’t increase your share so I don’t know why people do it. Karma?\n\nImportant: You have to opt in to the Chat Rain pool by clicking on the “Tap to Qualify for Rain Pool” button.\n\nNext: Cointiply Multiplier\n\nCointiply Multiplier\n\nI’m not a big fan of gambling, so I didn’t mention this in the opening remarks. You want to earn and hold (or hodl as the bitcoin community likes to say). That said, if you’re into this for the gambling, you can wager as few as 10 coins or as many as 50,000 coins in Cointiply’s multiplier game. The maximum multiplier is 61.3x so you could make as much as 613 coins from a 10 coin wager, but it’s highly unlikely.\n\nWhen you start a new round of the CointiPly Multiplier you will be presented with 11 different “targets” on the screen. The targets look like small white circles. 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2018/02/23 18:30:27
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| title | Cryptocurrency Cheat Sheet (Top 10 Cryptos With Description) |
| body | https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/800/1*jQijHWqv2k8UPQkNLOPdlw.png View a list of the top 50 here *CelanBryant.com* |
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| permlink | daily-brief-corporate-skin-in-the-game-the-real-reason-the-fed-s-raising-rates-secs-3-5-budget-request-increase-the-secs-new |
| title | Daily Brief: Corporate "Skin In The Game", The Real Reason The Fed's Raising Rates, SECs 3.5% Budget Request Increase, The SECs New SCSD Initiative And Misleading Oil Prices |
| body | **Summary** -A quick summary of some of this week's more interesting publications from the Fed, FDIC, SEC and other financial regulatory bodies. -"Does More "Skin in the Game" Mitigate Bank Risk-Taking?" -The Overnight Bank Funding Rate currently stands at 1.42%. -Deutsche Bank agrees to reimburse customers the full amount of firm profits earned on any CMBS trades. -SEC budget request and Share Class Selection Disclosure Initiative (SCSD) to encourage self-reporting. -Fed issues their [weekly report on oil prices](https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/policy/oil_price_dynamics_report.html). ["Does More "Skin in the Game" Mitigate Bank Risk-Taking?"](http://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/2018/02/does-more-skin-in-the-game-mitigate-bank-risk-taking.html) This is one of those articles the Federal Reserve releases that has absolutely no application. It's asking if increased capital requirements help banks to reduce the amount of risk they take. The answer is OF COURSE!!!!! Are you kidding me? This is like asking if someone feels the same if they lose their money or someone else's money. That said, I think this article has more application than the title gives it credit for. Here's a quick excerpt from the article: >Excessive risk-taking by banks has long been a paramount concern of regulators. The basic problem arises in part due to misaligned incentives; under the current limited (single) liability structure, shareholders of a failed bank can lose no more than their initial investment. With this limited skin in the game, bank shareholders’ private incentives may lead them to take more risk than is socially optimal. If, by contrast, shareholders were liable for the entirety of a bank’s losses, their private risk-taking decisions may be more aligned with socially optimal risk‑taking. So, instead of looking at this as a consideration for banks, let's extend it. This should be a consideration for all stocks. Perhaps the issue with the corporate state is that the shareholders don't have any personal liability. They are limited in the amount they can lose. What if the shareholder had to worry about being liable for legal or environmental issues? What if the shareholder had to worry about being sued for the corporation's irresponsibility? I suppose a lack of earnings equates to a sell-off, which is the ultimate punishment for the corporation. *Final thoughts: This article does nothing but shed light on the fact that we still have an incredible amount of power over the corporate state. Anything that can hurt earnings is a threat to the corporate state, including its own hubris. Couching gambling schemes in terms of limited liability structures doesn't hide what's happening. If anything, it is a concession to the system's vulnerabilities.* [The](https://apps.newyorkfed.org/markets/autorates/obfr) Overnight Bank Funding Rate currently stands at 1.42%. Do not be confused. This rate is based on the interest rate on excess reserves (IOER rate), which is not the same as the interest rate on required reserves (IORR). Currently, both rates are the same, however (you can view both rates here)  If you're old like me, you remember when the rate was referred to as the fed funds rate. The name was changed when banks were given the ability to charge interest on reserves in 2008. Once this deal was made, the Fed started giving out "reserves" like candy in a scheme referred to as quantitative easing. Today, over $2.2 trillion sits in reserves at the Fed and we (the United States) are paying interest on all those reserves, both at the IOER and the IORR. The overnight bank funding rate is reported every day. It will never be higher than the rate banks can get from leaving money at the Federal Reserve (IOER or the IORR). *Final thoughts: Every now and then I like to revisit this issue of rates. I hear people wondering if the Fed is going to raise rates and I wonder if they understand what's really going on. Ultimately, the real reason why the Fed is going to raise rates has very little to do with the state of the economy. And, the higher rates go, the more banks get paid. The issue for banks is that inflation is a four letter word. It means lenders will be paid back with less money. If you own $100,000 on your home, and the value of the dollar tanks by 50%, you still owe 100,000 of those dollars, but they're only worth $50,000. Inflation is great for borrowers. So, the game the Fed has to play is -- how do we make sure people still believe in the value of the dollar while raising rates? It has nothing to do with cooling off the economy.* The next article is about Deutsche Bank. The bank will have to pay $3.7 million to customers for misleading them about mortgage backed security prices. What's interesting to me is that this is supposed to be a fair settlement. >To settle the charges, Deutsche Bank agreed to reimburse customers the full amount of firm profits earned on any CMBS trades in which a misrepresentation was made. According to a payment schedule in the order, Deutsche Bank will distribute more than $3.7 million. Deutsche Bank also agreed to pay a $750,000 penalty. Solomon agreed to pay a $165,000 penalty and serve a 12-month suspension from the securities industry. $3.7 million is nothing in the trading world. We are supposed to believe this is the full amount of the profits made? What's funny is that the SEC apparently believes it. They also think that a 12-month suspension from the securities industry and a $165K penalty is going to stop this kind of activity. The penalty is nothing compared to rewards, even if you do get caught. *Final thoughts: As I've said before, the SEC has been rendered toothless over the years. What's funny is that the very banks that gutted the SEC's power are asking for its protection against Bitcoin. Good luck with that.* As an extension of what's going on at the SEC gutting, I think it's interesting that the [SECs budget request](https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2018-14) is 3.5% higher than it was last year. >In order to keep up with the rapid pace of technology advancement in the areas the SEC regulates, the request seeks a $45 million increase in funding for information technology enhancements to support the agency’s cybersecurity capabilities, risk and data analysis, enforcement and examinations, and automation of business processes. The fiscal year 2019 budget request level is a 3.5 percent increase over the fiscal year 2018 budget request of $1.602 billion. The total request is for $1.658 billion. On Monday, the SEC launched the [Share Class Selection Disclosure Initiative (SCSD)](https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2018-15) to encourage self-reporting. The SEC has no way to enforce this really -- how can they enforce fiduciary responsibility when its antithetical to capitalism? So they've created a hotline to encourage self-reporting. This is also funny. Here's an excerpt that sums up the effort: >The Commission has long been focused on the conflicts of interest associated with mutual fund share class selection. Differing share classes facilitate many functions and relationships. However, investment advisers must be mindful of their duties when recommending and selecting share classes for their clients and disclose their conflicts of interest related thereto. In the past several years, the Commission has charged nine firms with failing to disclose these conflicts of interest. These actions included significant penalties against the investment advisers, and collectively returned millions of dollars to clients. The reason this won't work is because there's no motivation to self-report. Advisers have to pay back all ill-gotten gains and admit to their customers that they mislead them, but the SEC won't impose a civil monetary penalty? C'mon. >Under the SCSD Initiative, the Enforcement Division will recommend standardized, favorable settlement terms to investment advisers that self-report that they failed to disclose conflicts of interest associated with the receipt of 12b-1 fees by the adviser, its affiliates, or its supervised persons for investing advisory clients in a 12b-1 fee paying share class when a lower-cost share class of the same mutual fund was available for the advisory clients. Among other things, for eligible advisers that participate in the SCSD Initiative, the Division will recommend settlements that will require the adviser to disgorge its ill-gotten gains and pay those amounts to harmed clients, but not impose a civil monetary penalty. The Division warns that it expects to recommend stronger sanctions in any future actions against investment advisers that engaged in the misconduct but failed to take advantage of this initiative. *Final thoughts: Initiatives like this are the reason why the SEC is absolutely ineffective. * Finally, the Fed issued their [weekly report on oil prices](https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/policy/oil_price_dynamics_report.html). It says that a "large drop in demand expectations decreased oil prices significantly". As a trader of crude oil, I know that the price of crude oil has gone nowhere but up since the middle of last year so I find this pronouncement humorous. Please note that gas prices are a key part of inflation. In fact, the Fed/FOMC credit low inflation with declining oil prices. **In other words, the Fed is actively trying to suppress the true price of oil because.**  *Final thoughts: The Fed's pronouncements are incongruent. The headline is the opposite of the points used to prove the point. The headline reads "Gas prices down", while the bullet points read, "Gas prices headed up." This is a classic case of someone being told what to say when they don't have the data to support the conclusion.* |
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"body": "**Summary**\n\n-A quick summary of some of this week's more interesting publications from the Fed, FDIC, SEC and other financial regulatory bodies.\n\n-\"Does More \"Skin in the Game\" Mitigate Bank Risk-Taking?\"\n\n-The Overnight Bank Funding Rate currently stands at 1.42%.\n\n-Deutsche Bank agrees to reimburse customers the full amount of firm profits earned on any CMBS trades.\n\n-SEC budget request and Share Class Selection Disclosure Initiative (SCSD) to encourage self-reporting.\n\n-Fed issues their [weekly report on oil prices](https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/policy/oil_price_dynamics_report.html).\n\n\n[\"Does More \"Skin in the Game\" Mitigate Bank Risk-Taking?\"](http://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/2018/02/does-more-skin-in-the-game-mitigate-bank-risk-taking.html)\n\nThis is one of those articles the Federal Reserve releases that has absolutely no application. It's asking if increased capital requirements help banks to reduce the amount of risk they take. The answer is OF COURSE!!!!! Are you kidding me?\n\nThis is like asking if someone feels the same if they lose their money or someone else's money. That said, I think this article has more application than the title gives it credit for. Here's a quick excerpt from the article:\n\n>Excessive risk-taking by banks has long been a paramount concern of regulators. The basic problem arises in part due to misaligned incentives; under the current limited (single) liability structure, shareholders of a failed bank can lose no more than their initial investment. With this limited skin in the game, bank shareholders’ private incentives may lead them to take more risk than is socially optimal. If, by contrast, shareholders were liable for the entirety of a bank’s losses, their private risk-taking decisions may be more aligned with socially optimal risk‑taking.\n\nSo, instead of looking at this as a consideration for banks, let's extend it. This should be a consideration for all stocks. Perhaps the issue with the corporate state is that the shareholders don't have any personal liability. They are limited in the amount they can lose. What if the shareholder had to worry about being liable for legal or environmental issues? What if the shareholder had to worry about being sued for the corporation's irresponsibility? I suppose a lack of earnings equates to a sell-off, which is the ultimate punishment for the corporation.\n\n*Final thoughts: This article does nothing but shed light on the fact that we still have an incredible amount of power over the corporate state. Anything that can hurt earnings is a threat to the corporate state, including its own hubris. Couching gambling schemes in terms of limited liability structures doesn't hide what's happening. If anything, it is a concession to the system's vulnerabilities.*\n\n[The](https://apps.newyorkfed.org/markets/autorates/obfr) Overnight Bank Funding Rate currently stands at 1.42%. Do not be confused. This rate is based on the interest rate on excess reserves (IOER rate), which is not the same as the interest rate on required reserves (IORR). Currently, both rates are the same, however (you can view both rates here)\n\n \nIf you're old like me, you remember when the rate was referred to as the fed funds rate. The name was changed when banks were given the ability to charge interest on reserves in 2008. Once this deal was made, the Fed started giving out \"reserves\" like candy in a scheme referred to as quantitative easing. 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So, the game the Fed has to play is -- how do we make sure people still believe in the value of the dollar while raising rates? It has nothing to do with cooling off the economy.*\n\nThe next article is about Deutsche Bank. The bank will have to pay $3.7 million to customers for misleading them about mortgage backed security prices. What's interesting to me is that this is supposed to be a fair settlement.\n\n>To settle the charges, Deutsche Bank agreed to reimburse customers the full amount of firm profits earned on any CMBS trades in which a misrepresentation was made. According to a payment schedule in the order, Deutsche Bank will distribute more than $3.7 million. Deutsche Bank also agreed to pay a $750,000 penalty. Solomon agreed to pay a $165,000 penalty and serve a 12-month suspension from the securities industry.\n\n$3.7 million is nothing in the trading world. We are supposed to believe this is the full amount of the profits made? What's funny is that the SEC apparently believes it. They also think that a 12-month suspension from the securities industry and a $165K penalty is going to stop this kind of activity. The penalty is nothing compared to rewards, even if you do get caught.\n\n*Final thoughts: As I've said before, the SEC has been rendered toothless over the years. What's funny is that the very banks that gutted the SEC's power are asking for its protection against Bitcoin. Good luck with that.*\n\nAs an extension of what's going on at the SEC gutting, I think it's interesting that the [SECs budget request](https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2018-14) is 3.5% higher than it was last year. \n\n>In order to keep up with the rapid pace of technology advancement in the areas the SEC regulates, the request seeks a $45 million increase in funding for information technology enhancements to support the agency’s cybersecurity capabilities, risk and data analysis, enforcement and examinations, and automation of business processes. The fiscal year 2019 budget request level is a 3.5 percent increase over the fiscal year 2018 budget request of $1.602 billion. \n\nThe total request is for $1.658 billion.\n\nOn Monday, the SEC launched the [Share Class Selection Disclosure Initiative (SCSD)](https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2018-15) to encourage self-reporting. The SEC has no way to enforce this really -- how can they enforce fiduciary responsibility when its antithetical to capitalism? So they've created a hotline to encourage self-reporting. This is also funny. Here's an excerpt that sums up the effort:\n\n>The Commission has long been focused on the conflicts of interest associated with mutual fund share class selection. Differing share classes facilitate many functions and relationships. However, investment advisers must be mindful of their duties when recommending and selecting share classes for their clients and disclose their conflicts of interest related thereto. In the past several years, the Commission has charged nine firms with failing to disclose these conflicts of interest. These actions included significant penalties against the investment advisers, and collectively returned millions of dollars to clients.\n\nThe reason this won't work is because there's no motivation to self-report. Advisers have to pay back all ill-gotten gains and admit to their customers that they mislead them, but the SEC won't impose a civil monetary penalty? C'mon.\n\n>Under the SCSD Initiative, the Enforcement Division will recommend standardized, favorable settlement terms to investment advisers that self-report that they failed to disclose conflicts of interest associated with the receipt of 12b-1 fees by the adviser, its affiliates, or its supervised persons for investing advisory clients in a 12b-1 fee paying share class when a lower-cost share class of the same mutual fund was available for the advisory clients. Among other things, for eligible advisers that participate in the SCSD Initiative, the Division will recommend settlements that will require the adviser to disgorge its ill-gotten gains and pay those amounts to harmed clients, but not impose a civil monetary penalty. The Division warns that it expects to recommend stronger sanctions in any future actions against investment advisers that engaged in the misconduct but failed to take advantage of this initiative.\n\n*Final thoughts: Initiatives like this are the reason why the SEC is absolutely ineffective. *\n\nFinally, the Fed issued their [weekly report on oil prices](https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/policy/oil_price_dynamics_report.html). It says that a \"large drop in demand expectations decreased oil prices significantly\". As a trader of crude oil, I know that the price of crude oil has gone nowhere but up since the middle of last year so I find this pronouncement humorous. Please note that gas prices are a key part of inflation. In fact, the Fed/FOMC credit low inflation with declining oil prices. **In other words, the Fed is actively trying to suppress the true price of oil because.**\n\n\n\n*Final thoughts: The Fed's pronouncements are incongruent. 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| body |  This is the first article in a series I want to do on sustainable products with the following attributes: - saves money - saves on storage space, - leaves no footprint. The first product I’m going to review is called the [Magnetic Laundry System](http://0bd010nxn8aw1zahlkkgq5pz5w.hop.clickbank.net/?tid=STEEM). The system works by placing two magnets on the inside of your washing machine. These magnets have the same effect as detergent on the water, which in turn cleans your clothes. Sounds crazy? Contrary to many of the negative reviews I’ve read, there is a great deal of science behind it. **<h1>The Science<h1>** Here’s a quick overview of how detergent works: *"Detergent molecules’ two ends make it able to break through the surface tension of water. The end of the detergent molecule which attaches to fat (grease) repels water molecules. It is known as hydrophobic, meaning “water fearing.” By attempting to move away from the water molecules, the hydrophobic ends of the detergent molecules push up to the surface. This weakens the hydrogen bonds holding the water molecules together at the surface. The result is a break in the surface tension of the water."* -[How Does Detergent Break Surface Tension?](https://sciencing.com/detergent-break-surface-tension-5452223.html) **Takeaway: detergents work by changing the surface tension of water.** Next, I’d like to show you a few peer reviewed articles supporting the theory that magnets also change the surface tension of water. It’s important to note that many of the critics of the [magnetic laundry system](http://0bd010nxn8aw1zahlkkgq5pz5w.hop.clickbank.net/?tid=STEEM) will say that there is a lack of evidence supporting the science behind this product. If you take the time to read the studies, the lack is not in the evidence found, but in the equipment required to adequately measure the surface tension of water. On June 2009, two Japanese scientists published a paper in Applied Physics Letters titled: [Surface tension of heavy water under high magnetic fields](https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3167767). This is the abstract: *"The surface tension of deuterium oxide-air interface was precisely measured under magnetic fields up to 10 T. The surface tension increased by 2.37±0.14 mN/m (3.30±0.19%) at 10 T. It was found that the surface tension increased linearly with an increase in the square of the magnetic field, the proportionality constant of which showed a marked isotope effect."* The article is cited numerous times. Most recently in a literary review on the subject of magnetic field (MF) technology. The review, published in the International Journal of Advanced and Applied Science for January 2018, contains 59 references to studies done in MF technology. That’s a lot of study for something that isn’t real. What you’ll find is that this goes beyond laundry. Many countries that aren’t heavily influenced by chemical manufacturers use magnets as a water filtration process. Here’s an interesting article that discusses the health benefits of magnetized water: [The Health Benefits of Magnetic Water](http://www.life-sources.com/pages/The-Health-Benefits-of-Magnetic-Water.html) So why aren’t we all invested in magnetic water? *"The chemical industry is one of the largest and most important industries worldwide. The United States is the largest national producer of chemical products globally. Including the pharmaceutical sector, its chemical output value was more than 767 billion U.S. dollars in 2016. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the value added by U.S. chemistry in 2016 amounted to more than 387 billion U.S. dollars."* -[U.S. Chemical industry — Statistics & Facts](https://www.statista.com/topics/1526/chemical-industry-in-the-us/) Of cooooourse the chemical industry is going to fight MF technology. If you had a multi-billion dollar stake in something wouldn’t you try to defend it? **<h1>Customer Reviews<h1>** Let’s change focus for a moment. We’re going to step away from the chemical industry and toward the many satisfied people that have purchased the Magnetic Laundry System (myself included). First, let’s start with this honest Facebook review. https://youtu.be/m6ZHGi4PCgE Here’s another review. I like this review because people often associate sustainable products with inferior products. This is not the case, especially not for this system. In this experiment the couple shows that the detergent actually did a worse job than the magnets. https://youtu.be/Jjhpdv2EcYQ I found another review on Amazon that confirmed this. This is a review in response to an earlier post that questioned the effectiveness of the magnets over plain water. Evidently, the couple took the magnets out to show friends and forgot to put them back in. Here’s the actual response:  In total, Amazon users gave this product a 4 out of 5, which again, is pretty good for something that doesn’t work. By comparison, Tide only has 3.5 out of 5 starts.  Reading through customer reviews, the big issue with Tide and other detergents isn’t effectiveness, but allergic reaction. Okay, one more review. I have three dogs so I attest to what this person is saying:  This comment was made back in 2015 and has yet to be taken down or revised. It stands as is and has several backers. **<H1>Where Can You Buy The Magnetic Laundry System?<h1>** Well, clearly you can purchase these magnets on Amazon, but it only comes with a 30-day money back guarantee as opposed to a 60-day money back guarantee if you buy directly from the company. I’m not sure why that is. Other than that, the price is the same. You can also purchase straight from the company by clicking [here](http://0bd010nxn8aw1zahlkkgq5pz5w.hop.clickbank.net/?tid=STEEM). The company that sells them provides an interesting video and product statistics in addition to those presented here. <h1>**Final Thoughts**<h1> My husband and I are attempting to move off-grid this summer. Part of that move is being prepared to downsize and use less space. It’s also about seeking out sustainable products over our regular choices. When I say sustainable I refer to environmentally friendly, reusable, products that last a lifetime and take up little space. On this quest I’ve found dozens of products. What’s troubling to me is that many of these products are not new — they’ve been on the market for years. Why haven’t we heard more about them? The truth is most corporations have no interest in selling you something meant to be reused for a lifetime. What would happen to their profit margins? As a consequence, we rarely hear about these sustainable technologies because they compete with the bottom line of multi-billion dollar corporations. We have a lot more control than we think over how we live our lives, especially when it comes to the products we use. |
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"body": "\n\nThis is the first article in a series I want to do on sustainable products with the following attributes:\n\n - saves money\n - saves on storage space,\n - leaves no footprint.\n\nThe first product I’m going to review is called the [Magnetic Laundry System](http://0bd010nxn8aw1zahlkkgq5pz5w.hop.clickbank.net/?tid=STEEM). The system works by placing two magnets on the inside of your washing machine. These magnets have the same effect as detergent on the water, which in turn cleans your clothes. Sounds crazy? Contrary to many of the negative reviews I’ve read, there is a great deal of science behind it.\n\n**<h1>The Science<h1>**\n\nHere’s a quick overview of how detergent works:\n\n*\"Detergent molecules’ two ends make it able to break through the surface tension of water. The end of the detergent molecule which attaches to fat (grease) repels water molecules. It is known as hydrophobic, meaning “water fearing.” By attempting to move away from the water molecules, the hydrophobic ends of the detergent molecules push up to the surface. This weakens the hydrogen bonds holding the water molecules together at the surface. The result is a break in the surface tension of the water.\"* -[How Does Detergent Break Surface Tension?](https://sciencing.com/detergent-break-surface-tension-5452223.html)\n\n**Takeaway: detergents work by changing the surface tension of water.**\n\nNext, I’d like to show you a few peer reviewed articles supporting the theory that magnets also change the surface tension of water. It’s important to note that many of the critics of the [magnetic laundry system](http://0bd010nxn8aw1zahlkkgq5pz5w.hop.clickbank.net/?tid=STEEM) will say that there is a lack of evidence supporting the science behind this product. If you take the time to read the studies, the lack is not in the evidence found, but in the equipment required to adequately measure the surface tension of water.\n\nOn June 2009, two Japanese scientists published a paper in Applied Physics Letters titled: [Surface tension of heavy water under high magnetic fields](https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3167767).\n\nThis is the abstract:\n\n*\"The surface tension of deuterium oxide-air interface was precisely measured under magnetic fields up to 10 T. The surface tension increased by 2.37±0.14 mN/m (3.30±0.19%) at 10 T. It was found that the surface tension increased linearly with an increase in the square of the magnetic field, the proportionality constant of which showed a marked isotope effect.\"* \n\nThe article is cited numerous times. Most recently in a literary review on the subject of magnetic field (MF) technology. 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In this experiment the couple shows that the detergent actually did a worse job than the magnets.\n\nhttps://youtu.be/Jjhpdv2EcYQ\n\nI found another review on Amazon that confirmed this. This is a review in response to an earlier post that questioned the effectiveness of the magnets over plain water. Evidently, the couple took the magnets out to show friends and forgot to put them back in. Here’s the actual response:\n\n\n\nIn total, Amazon users gave this product a 4 out of 5, which again, is pretty good for something that doesn’t work.\n\nBy comparison, Tide only has 3.5 out of 5 starts.\n\n\n\nReading through customer reviews, the big issue with Tide and other detergents isn’t effectiveness, but allergic reaction.\n\nOkay, one more review. I have three dogs so I attest to what this person is saying:\n\n\n\nThis comment was made back in 2015 and has yet to be taken down or revised. 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celanbryantpublished a new post: how-much-can-you-make-using-coinpot-faucets
2018/01/28 20:40:30
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celanbryantpublished a new post: how-much-can-you-make-using-coinpot-faucets
2018/01/28 20:28:18
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| body |  I recently wrote an article titled: *Mine Cryptocurrency For Free Using Coinpot: The Bitcoin Faucet Experiment*. The main question I get is how much can you make? It’s a fair question. People want to know how much they can make before investing the time. I understand. The answer is, it depends. There’s a wide range. **Based on my model you can make as little as $900 or as much as $2 million in 1 year.** It depends on a variety of factors including: the original claim amount, the number of times you claim a day, the number of referrals you have, the number of times your referrals claim a day, loyalty days and a number of other factors, not to mention the price of crypto. I had to create a calculator to figure it all out. Within the calculator I’ve created scenarios that help to understand how the different factors above can impact your daily claim amount. These scenarios are labeled min, mid and max. The min scenario represents the person who puts forth the least amount of effort. The max scenario models out the power user with the highest amount of activity. The mid scenario is somewhere in between. Here’s a quick slide to help explain each scenario:  In other words, Min activity is just mailing it in with one click a day. Mid activity is someone with 100 referrals making between 25 and 48 claims a day, and Max activity is someone who’s maxing out every claim. I like to the think of Min as a lower limit, Max as an upper limit and Mid as an average. Next, I annualized the daily claim amount from each faucet calculator under each scenario, made a forecast of crypto currencies one year from today and these are the results. <h1>**The Results**<h1> The first set of results provides an estimate of how much you can make if crypto prices remain the same as they are today. As you can see from the boxes highlighted in yellow, the minimum amount you can make is around $900, the middle point is around $10K and the max is almost $70K.  So, another way to interpret the results is: * If you’re just mailing it in with 1 claim a day for the rest of the year and have no referrals, you can make $900, providing prices remain the same. * If you make 24–48 claims per day with 100 referrals doing the same thing, you can make $10K, providing prices remain the same. * If you make max claims per day (58–288) with 500 referrals doing the same thing, you can make $70K, providing prices remain the same. The thing about crypto is that the price does not stay the same. As much as I like free money, I wouldn’t be advising you to do this for $900 a year — though that’s nothing to sneeze at, especially if it’s free. Early investors of Bitcoin paid just $.06 for a Bitcoin. A $100 investment seven years ago would be worth $28 million today. It is highly unlikely that crypto prices in one year will be what they are today. What if crypto prices grew 30% on average? The following chart shows what happens to the value of your crypto holdings if crypto prices at the end of 2018 are 30% higher than they are today.  * If you’re just mailing it in with 1 claim a day for the rest of the year and have no referrals, you can make $1,100, with a 30% increase in prices. * If you make 24–48 claims per day with 100 referrals doing the same thing, you can make ~$13K, with a 30% increase in prices. * If you make max claims per day (58–288) with 500 referrals doing the same thing, you can make ~$90K, with a 30% increase in prices. This is amazing, but again, I wouldn’t be telling you to do this for $1,100. The reason people are interested in cryptos, the reason why people are taking out a mortgage on their home (DO NOT DO THAT) to invest in cryptocurrency is because of the exponential growth rates. Bitcoin, Dash, Litecoin and Dogecoin all grew by 1326%, 5935%, 5215% and 3916%, respectively, over the last year (Bitcoin Cash just started in late July/early Aug.). This is incredible growth and there’s a chance it won’t ever happen again, but cryptos have been on a growth trend for the past five years so I don’t think last year was a fluke. Here’s a chart showing the pace of growth in the crypto market over the last 5 years.  As you can see, market capitalization grew from $8.8 billion in 2013 to $221 billion in 2017. 2014 was a bad year, but all other years saw phenomenal gains. Now that the word is out about the value of cryptos, I believe the growth trend will continue to grow exponentially. So what if the cryptos in your Coinpot portfolio grow at the same level they grew at last year in 2018? These are the results: * If you’re just mailing it in with 1 claim a day for the rest of the year and have no referrals, you can make $13K if prices grow the same rate as they did last year. * If you make 24–48 claims per day with 100 referrals doing the same thing, you can make ~$240K if prices grow the same rate as they did last year. * If you make max claims per day (58–288) with 500 referrals doing the same thing, you can make ~$2 million if prices grow the same rate as they did last year. Note: there is no max on referrals so this could be higher. Cryptos may not be able to keep up the bull run they had last year, but if they do it means you could be sitting on a nice portfolio of crypto by the end of the year without spending a dime. Here’s a quick overview slide of all three price scenarios.  No matter what the scenario, in terms of activity level or price, Coinpot is a great way to invest in cryptocurrency without incurring any risk. It’s also great for people that are new to the cryptocurrency world. You don’t have to buy anything or set anything up. It’s all been done for you and *it’s all free*. **All you need is a computer and an email address. To be clear, not all faucets are like Coinpot, so be careful.** The reason I chose Coinpot for this experiment is due to its ease of use and credibility. I’m currently working on a few others and will send out a post when that happens. <h1>**How To Sign Up For & Maximize Coinpot Faucets**<h1> So now that you see the potential, these are the steps to sign up and get started: **Step 1: Sign up for a Coinpot MicroWallet** (https://coinpot.co/). This is a where each faucet will send your “claim”. When you reach your withdrawal minimum, you will want to move your crypto currency from your software wallet (CoinPot) to another wallet. **Step 2: Sign up with each of the following faucets.** Each one of these faucets is already connected to your Coinpot MicroWallet. As long as you sign up with the same email address you used to sign up for your Coinpot, they are automatically connected. Play around with each faucet a bit to get a feel for how this works. Please use my referral codes to sign up for the faucet. [Moon Bitcoin](http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=fe8f9953b9b6) [Moon Dogecoin](http://moondoge.co.in/?ref=208c102df015) [Moon Litecoin](http://moonliteco.in/?ref=66ad958384ad) [Moon BitcoinCash](http://moonb.ch/?ref=2442AA321452) [MoonDash](http://moondash.co.in/?ref=A410CDEE0EE8) [Bit Fun](http://bitfun.co/?ref=94F03073311F) [Bonus Bitcoin](http://bonusbitcoin.co/?ref=9A932E5C6300) **Step 3: Optimize your claim amount on each faucet. I’ve modeled out the performance of each faucet.** Each faucet has its own incentive structure. In general there are two different structures. Your goal is to maximize the claim by paying attention to rewards: [**Moon Bitcoin**](http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=fe8f9953b9b6)  This is a unique faucet. It pays out in Bitcoin. It is the only incentive structure with 5 different bonus categories. Each bonus category gives you the ability to double your claim amount. It also pays at 50% for referrals. This makes Moon Bitcoin one of the best opportunities in the Coinpot faucet network. In addition to referrals, Moon Bitcoin also rewards the following: 1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 50% of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Offer Bonus — Action: do 10 offers to take full advantage of the 100% claim bonus. This bonus has a ceiling of 10 offers. 4) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus. 5) Mining Bonus — Mine on your computer for a 100% bonus depending on your hash rate. This is new. There’s one other thing that is absolutely critical in your claim amount. This is true for all 6 faucets — the number of times you claim can drastically increase your daily claim amount. For example, based on the current claim rate which is published on the Moon Bitcoin site, if you claim every 5 minutes for 4 weeks you get 16,128 satoshi (assuming no referrals or bonus opportunities). However, if you claim every 4 weeks you get 111 satoshi. The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim every 25 minutes or so. This is the max out time, not 5 minutes. This may change, but current claim rates show that there is no benefit to claiming at smaller time intervals. You don’t start to make less satoshi until you wait for 30 minutes or more. So you can claim more often, but you won’t make any more than if you claim every 25 minutes (I say 25 because you don’t want to wait until the last minute). This makes MoonBitcoin one of the easier Moon faucets to reach maximum claims on. If you can’t claim every 25 min, at least claim once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 50% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. You want to do 10 offers to take advantage of the offer bonus. You can also get a bonus for mining on your computer. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [**MoonDoge**](http://moondoge.co.in/?ref=208c102df015)  Moon Dogecoin is like Moon Bitcoin, but pays out in Dogecoin. All the Moon faucets have the same basic structure, but not as many bonus options. 1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus. The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim every 25 minutes or so. This is the max out time, not 5 minutes. This may change, but current claim rates show that there is no benefit to claiming at smaller time intervals. You don’t start to make less satoshi until you wait for 30 minutes or more. So you can claim more often, but you won’t make any more than if you claim every 25 minutes. I say 25 because you don’t want to wait until the last minute. If you can’t claim every 25 min, at least claim once a day for the loyalty bonus. This makes MoonDoge one of the easier Moon faucets to reach maximum claims on. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [**MoonLitecoin**](http://moonliteco.in/?ref=66ad958384ad)  Moon Litecoin is the same as Moon Dash (see below), but it pays out in Litecoin. Though it has a similar bonus structure to MoonDoge and MoonBitcoin, it requires more claims to max out. 1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus. The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. To maximize this claim you need to claim every 5 minutes or 288 claims per day which is the highest of any faucet except Moon Dash. This makes MoonLitecoin and MoonDash slightly harder than the other Moon faucets, but not by much. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [**MoonCash**](http://moonb.ch/?ref=2442AA321452)  Newest faucet. The bonus structure is the same as MoonDoge and MoonLitecoin, but pays out in Bitcoin Cash. You can optimize your daily claims by doing the following: 1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus. The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim every 25 minutes or so. This is the max out time, not 5 minutes. This may change, but current claim rates show that there is no benefit to claiming at smaller time intervals. You don’t start to make less satoshi until you wait for 30 minutes or more. So you can claim more often, but you won’t make any more than if you claim every 25 minutes. I say 25 because you don’t want to wait until the last minute. If you can’t claim every 25 min, at least claim once a day for the loyalty bonus. This makes MoonCash one of the easier Moon faucets to reach maximum claims on. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [**MoonDash**](http://moondash.co.in/?ref=A410CDEE0EE8)  MoonDash is the same as MoonLitecoin, but it pays out in Dash. 1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus. The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. To maximize this claim you need to claim every 5 minutes or 288 claims per day which is the highest of any faucet except Moon Dash. This makes MoonLitecoin and MoonDash slightly harder than the other two faucets. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [**Bitfun**](http://bitfun.co/?ref=94F03073311F)  Bitfun is slightly different. It pays out in Bitcoin at a higher rate than MoonBitcoin and has no limitations on claim time. You can also play games and do offers. Playing games does not increase faucet amount rate, however. Referral bonus — Action: refer as many people as possible to take advantage of the 50% commission. The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim around 4hrs, but there is no loyalty bonus. You want to refer as many people as you can to take advantage of the 50% referral commission. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [**Bonus Bitcoin**](http://bonusbitcoin.co/?ref=9A932E5C6300)  Bonus Bitcoin pays out in Bitcoin. The amount you can claim varies, but you can get a bonus of 5% on all your claims and referrals for the past 3 days as long as you make a claim every day. You can only make a claim every 15 minutes. Referral bonus — Action: refer as many people as possible to take advantage of the 50% commission. The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim as often as you can every 15 min. You want to refer as many people as you can to take advantage of the 50% referral commission and the 72 hr loyalty bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. **Step 4: Final Step** Take what I’ve written here and make it your own. You have full license to plagiarize all you want. First, replace my referral codes with your own referral codes (please let me know if you need help finding your codes). Send it out to your friends and family. Set up a seminar at your community center or library. Send it out on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram. If you do add additional faucets to your list, be sure to vet them out for your base. You can look up the price of any cryptocurrency on https://coinmarketcap.com/. <h1>**Final thoughts: Crypto is For Everyone**<h1> The world of investments is largely cut off from people that don’t have the means, but crypto isn’t. I have family and friends on both sides of the wealth spectrum and this is a great way for both to accumulate coins. Those that have money, but are worried about Bitcoin’s viability, can use faucets as a no risk way to still participate in the crypto boom. Those that don’t have the money can also use this as a way to participate. *Translation: If you don’t have $1 million (or even $10,000), Coinpot is a great way to build a diversified portfolio of high potential crypto. It is a portfolio strategy in and of itself.* Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Dash and Dogecoin represent a good cross-section of cryptos available on the market today. The only one that’s missing is Ethereum and I’m looking for a good Ethereum faucet to recommend now. I will also warn that the learning curve for crypto is steep, but you don’t have to know any of that for Coinpot. Coinpot is a wallet and the faucets it supports are already set up to deposit directly into your Coinpot wallet — real time. It couldn’t be any easier. |
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"body": "\n\nI recently wrote an article titled: *Mine Cryptocurrency For Free Using Coinpot: The Bitcoin Faucet Experiment*. The main question I get is how much can you make? It’s a fair question. People want to know how much they can make before investing the time. I understand.\n\nThe answer is, it depends. There’s a wide range. **Based on my model you can make as little as $900 or as much as $2 million in 1 year.** It depends on a variety of factors including: the original claim amount, the number of times you claim a day, the number of referrals you have, the number of times your referrals claim a day, loyalty days and a number of other factors, not to mention the price of crypto.\n\nI had to create a calculator to figure it all out. Within the calculator I’ve created scenarios that help to understand how the different factors above can impact your daily claim amount. These scenarios are labeled min, mid and max. The min scenario represents the person who puts forth the least amount of effort. The max scenario models out the power user with the highest amount of activity. The mid scenario is somewhere in between.\n\nHere’s a quick slide to help explain each scenario:\n\n\n\nIn other words, Min activity is just mailing it in with one click a day. Mid activity is someone with 100 referrals making between 25 and 48 claims a day, and Max activity is someone who’s maxing out every claim. I like to the think of Min as a lower limit, Max as an upper limit and Mid as an average.\n\nNext, I annualized the daily claim amount from each faucet calculator under each scenario, made a forecast of crypto currencies one year from today and these are the results.\n\n<h1>**The Results**<h1>\n\nThe first set of results provides an estimate of how much you can make if crypto prices remain the same as they are today.\n\nAs you can see from the boxes highlighted in yellow, the minimum amount you can make is around $900, the middle point is around $10K and the max is almost $70K.\n\n\n\nSo, another way to interpret the results is:\n\n* If you’re just mailing it in with 1 claim a day for the rest of the year and have no referrals, you can make $900, providing prices remain the same.\n* If you make 24–48 claims per day with 100 referrals doing the same thing, you can make $10K, providing prices remain the same.\n* If you make max claims per day (58–288) with 500 referrals doing the same thing, you can make $70K, providing prices remain the same.\n\nThe thing about crypto is that the price does not stay the same. As much as I like free money, I wouldn’t be advising you to do this for $900 a year — though that’s nothing to sneeze at, especially if it’s free. Early investors of Bitcoin paid just $.06 for a Bitcoin. A $100 investment seven years ago would be worth $28 million today. It is highly unlikely that crypto prices in one year will be what they are today.\n\nWhat if crypto prices grew 30% on average? The following chart shows what happens to the value of your crypto holdings if crypto prices at the end of 2018 are 30% higher than they are today.\n\n\n\n* If you’re just mailing it in with 1 claim a day for the rest of the year and have no referrals, you can make $1,100, with a 30% increase in prices.\n* If you make 24–48 claims per day with 100 referrals doing the same thing, you can make ~$13K, with a 30% increase in prices.\n* If you make max claims per day (58–288) with 500 referrals doing the same thing, you can make ~$90K, with a 30% increase in prices.\n\nThis is amazing, but again, I wouldn’t be telling you to do this for $1,100. The reason people are interested in cryptos, the reason why people are taking out a mortgage on their home (DO NOT DO THAT) to invest in cryptocurrency is because of the exponential growth rates. Bitcoin, Dash, Litecoin and Dogecoin all grew by 1326%, 5935%, 5215% and 3916%, respectively, over the last year (Bitcoin Cash just started in late July/early Aug.).\n\nThis is incredible growth and there’s a chance it won’t ever happen again, but cryptos have been on a growth trend for the past five years so I don’t think last year was a fluke. Here’s a chart showing the pace of growth in the crypto market over the last 5 years.\n\n\n\nAs you can see, market capitalization grew from $8.8 billion in 2013 to $221 billion in 2017. 2014 was a bad year, but all other years saw phenomenal gains. Now that the word is out about the value of cryptos, I believe the growth trend will continue to grow exponentially.\n\nSo what if the cryptos in your Coinpot portfolio grow at the same level they grew at last year in 2018? These are the results:\n\n* If you’re just mailing it in with 1 claim a day for the rest of the year and have no referrals, you can make $13K if prices grow the same rate as they did last year.\n* If you make 24–48 claims per day with 100 referrals doing the same thing, you can make ~$240K if prices grow the same rate as they did last year.\n* If you make max claims per day (58–288) with 500 referrals doing the same thing, you can make ~$2 million if prices grow the same rate as they did last year. Note: there is no max on referrals so this could be higher.\n\nCryptos may not be able to keep up the bull run they had last year, but if they do it means you could be sitting on a nice portfolio of crypto by the end of the year without spending a dime.\n\nHere’s a quick overview slide of all three price scenarios.\n\n\n\nNo matter what the scenario, in terms of activity level or price, Coinpot is a great way to invest in cryptocurrency without incurring any risk. It’s also great for people that are new to the cryptocurrency world. You don’t have to buy anything or set anything up. It’s all been done for you and *it’s all free*. **All you need is a computer and an email address. To be clear, not all faucets are like Coinpot, so be careful.** The reason I chose Coinpot for this experiment is due to its ease of use and credibility. I’m currently working on a few others and will send out a post when that happens.\n\n\n<h1>**How To Sign Up For & Maximize Coinpot Faucets**<h1>\n\nSo now that you see the potential, these are the steps to sign up and get started:\n\n**Step 1: Sign up for a Coinpot MicroWallet** (https://coinpot.co/). This is a where each faucet will send your “claim”. When you reach your withdrawal minimum, you will want to move your crypto currency from your software wallet (CoinPot) to another wallet.\n\n**Step 2: Sign up with each of the following faucets.** Each one of these faucets is already connected to your Coinpot MicroWallet. As long as you sign up with the same email address you used to sign up for your Coinpot, they are automatically connected. Play around with each faucet a bit to get a feel for how this works. Please use my referral codes to sign up for the faucet.\n\n[Moon Bitcoin](http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=fe8f9953b9b6)\n\n[Moon Dogecoin](http://moondoge.co.in/?ref=208c102df015)\n\n[Moon Litecoin](http://moonliteco.in/?ref=66ad958384ad)\n\n[Moon BitcoinCash](http://moonb.ch/?ref=2442AA321452)\n\n[MoonDash](http://moondash.co.in/?ref=A410CDEE0EE8)\n\n[Bit Fun](http://bitfun.co/?ref=94F03073311F)\n\n[Bonus Bitcoin](http://bonusbitcoin.co/?ref=9A932E5C6300)\n\n**Step 3: Optimize your claim amount on each faucet. I’ve modeled out the performance of each faucet.**\n\nEach faucet has its own incentive structure. In general there are two different structures. Your goal is to maximize the claim by paying attention to rewards:\n\n[**Moon Bitcoin**](http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=fe8f9953b9b6)\n\n\nThis is a unique faucet. It pays out in Bitcoin. It is the only incentive structure with 5 different bonus categories. Each bonus category gives you the ability to double your claim amount. It also pays at 50% for referrals. This makes Moon Bitcoin one of the best opportunities in the Coinpot faucet network. In addition to referrals, Moon Bitcoin also rewards the following:\n\n1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 50% of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n3) Offer Bonus — Action: do 10 offers to take full advantage of the 100% claim bonus. This bonus has a ceiling of 10 offers.\n\n4) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\n5) Mining Bonus — Mine on your computer for a 100% bonus depending on your hash rate. This is new.\n\nThere’s one other thing that is absolutely critical in your claim amount. This is true for all 6 faucets — the number of times you claim can drastically increase your daily claim amount. For example, based on the current claim rate which is published on the Moon Bitcoin site, if you claim every 5 minutes for 4 weeks you get 16,128 satoshi (assuming no referrals or bonus opportunities). However, if you claim every 4 weeks you get 111 satoshi.\n\nThe key to optimizing this faucet is to claim every 25 minutes or so. This is the max out time, not 5 minutes. This may change, but current claim rates show that there is no benefit to claiming at smaller time intervals. You don’t start to make less satoshi until you wait for 30 minutes or more. So you can claim more often, but you won’t make any more than if you claim every 25 minutes (I say 25 because you don’t want to wait until the last minute). This makes MoonBitcoin one of the easier Moon faucets to reach maximum claims on. If you can’t claim every 25 min, at least claim once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 50% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. You want to do 10 offers to take advantage of the offer bonus. You can also get a bonus for mining on your computer. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n[**MoonDoge**](http://moondoge.co.in/?ref=208c102df015)\n\n\n\nMoon Dogecoin is like Moon Bitcoin, but pays out in Dogecoin. All the Moon faucets have the same basic structure, but not as many bonus options.\n\n1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n3) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\nThe key to optimizing this faucet is to claim every 25 minutes or so. This is the max out time, not 5 minutes. This may change, but current claim rates show that there is no benefit to claiming at smaller time intervals. You don’t start to make less satoshi until you wait for 30 minutes or more. So you can claim more often, but you won’t make any more than if you claim every 25 minutes. I say 25 because you don’t want to wait until the last minute. If you can’t claim every 25 min, at least claim once a day for the loyalty bonus. This makes MoonDoge one of the easier Moon faucets to reach maximum claims on. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n[**MoonLitecoin**](http://moonliteco.in/?ref=66ad958384ad)\n\n\n\nMoon Litecoin is the same as Moon Dash (see below), but it pays out in Litecoin. Though it has a similar bonus structure to MoonDoge and MoonBitcoin, it requires more claims to max out.\n\n1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n3) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\nThe key to optimizing this faucet is to claim at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. To maximize this claim you need to claim every 5 minutes or 288 claims per day which is the highest of any faucet except Moon Dash. This makes MoonLitecoin and MoonDash slightly harder than the other Moon faucets, but not by much. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n[**MoonCash**](http://moonb.ch/?ref=2442AA321452)\n\n\n\nNewest faucet. The bonus structure is the same as MoonDoge and MoonLitecoin, but pays out in Bitcoin Cash. You can optimize your daily claims by doing the following:\n\n1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n3) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\nThe key to optimizing this faucet is to claim every 25 minutes or so. This is the max out time, not 5 minutes. This may change, but current claim rates show that there is no benefit to claiming at smaller time intervals. You don’t start to make less satoshi until you wait for 30 minutes or more. So you can claim more often, but you won’t make any more than if you claim every 25 minutes. I say 25 because you don’t want to wait until the last minute. If you can’t claim every 25 min, at least claim once a day for the loyalty bonus. This makes MoonCash one of the easier Moon faucets to reach maximum claims on. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n[**MoonDash**](http://moondash.co.in/?ref=A410CDEE0EE8)\n\n\n\nMoonDash is the same as MoonLitecoin, but it pays out in Dash.\n\n1) Loyalty bonus — Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n2) Referral bonus — Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral’s claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up — up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n3) Mystery Bonus — Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\nThe key to optimizing this faucet is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. To maximize this claim you need to claim every 5 minutes or 288 claims per day which is the highest of any faucet except Moon Dash. This makes MoonLitecoin and MoonDash slightly harder than the other two faucets. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n[**Bitfun**](http://bitfun.co/?ref=94F03073311F)\n\n\n\nBitfun is slightly different. It pays out in Bitcoin at a higher rate than MoonBitcoin and has no limitations on claim time. You can also play games and do offers. Playing games does not increase faucet amount rate, however.\n\nReferral bonus — Action: refer as many people as possible to take advantage of the 50% commission.\n\nThe key to optimizing this faucet is to claim around 4hrs, but there is no loyalty bonus. You want to refer as many people as you can to take advantage of the 50% referral commission. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n\n[**Bonus Bitcoin**](http://bonusbitcoin.co/?ref=9A932E5C6300)\n\n\n\nBonus Bitcoin pays out in Bitcoin. The amount you can claim varies, but you can get a bonus of 5% on all your claims and referrals for the past 3 days as long as you make a claim every day. You can only make a claim every 15 minutes.\n\nReferral bonus — Action: refer as many people as possible to take advantage of the 50% commission.\n\nThe key to optimizing this faucet is to claim as often as you can every 15 min. You want to refer as many people as you can to take advantage of the 50% referral commission and the 72 hr loyalty bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n**Step 4: Final Step**\n\nTake what I’ve written here and make it your own. You have full license to plagiarize all you want. First, replace my referral codes with your own referral codes (please let me know if you need help finding your codes). Send it out to your friends and family. Set up a seminar at your community center or library. Send it out on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram. If you do add additional faucets to your list, be sure to vet them out for your base.\n\nYou can look up the price of any cryptocurrency on https://coinmarketcap.com/.\n\n<h1>**Final thoughts: Crypto is For Everyone**<h1>\n\nThe world of investments is largely cut off from people that don’t have the means, but crypto isn’t. I have family and friends on both sides of the wealth spectrum and this is a great way for both to accumulate coins. Those that have money, but are worried about Bitcoin’s viability, can use faucets as a no risk way to still participate in the crypto boom. Those that don’t have the money can also use this as a way to participate.\n\n*Translation: If you don’t have $1 million (or even $10,000), Coinpot is a great way to build a diversified portfolio of high potential crypto. It is a portfolio strategy in and of itself.*\n\nBitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Dash and Dogecoin represent a good cross-section of cryptos available on the market today. The only one that’s missing is Ethereum and I’m looking for a good Ethereum faucet to recommend now.\n\nI will also warn that the learning curve for crypto is steep, but you don’t have to know any of that for Coinpot. Coinpot is a wallet and the faucets it supports are already set up to deposit directly into your Coinpot wallet — real time. It couldn’t be any easier.",
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| body | Nice write up. I agree, faucets are a great first step and Coinpot is perfect because it sets everything up for you. That's why I'm using it in my experiment. I decided to model out how much you could make using Coinpot in 1 year. The amount you make depends on a variety of factors including: the original claim amount, the number of times you claim a day, the number of referrals you have, the number of times your referrals claim a day, loyalty days and a number of other factors, not to mention the price of crypto at the end of the year (as you say). As long as you follow the incentive structure you can make make as little as $900 or as much as $2 million in 1 year. I walk through the model and reasoning here... https://medium.com/@celanbryant/how-to-make-900-to-2-million-on-coinpot-in-1-yr-a17b28fb3056 |
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| body | I write a lot about how to invest in cryptocurrencies if you're wealthy. Bitcoin Faucets are a great way to obtain cryptocurrency if you aren't. <h1>**Mine Bitcoin Directly From Your Computer**<h1> You don't have to buy equipment. You can mine Bitcoin through what are referred to as "Bitcoin Faucets". To make a "claim" on one of these Bitcoin faucets, all you have to do is register and follow the claim instructions. Claim instructions generally tell you to click on a captcha that proves you are human to make the claim. I will also be conducting a study to see if Bitcoin Faucets can create and/or help to facilitate a basic income. I plan on publishing the results of this study in six months. I want to do this because: * I'm a Bitcoin enthusiast and a social entrepreneur. I want to see the usage of both increase worldwide and this is a means to both. * Mining crypto through computers is a great way to invest in this asset class without having to spend money. * As a writer, my general audience is high net worth individuals. This experiment provides a way for everyone to earn Bitcoin for free. * I'm an advocate of universal income and I think the faucet system is a unique way to facilitate its adoption and the distribution of funds. <h1>**What are Bitcoin Faucets?**<h1> A "faucet" is a term used in the cryptocurrency world. It means a place where you can go to claim a small amount of crypto (like 1% of $.01). There are hundreds of faucets out there. Some are scams, some are real. At first I, like many others, dismissed this as a Ponzi scheme of some sort. You are investing your time, nothing else. Faucet owners get paid by advertisers and in exchange they give you a portion of those earnings. I've been doing it for about a month and have made a successful withdrawal of coins to my wallet. I've also researched these faucets and they are highly reputable. All you need to sign up for the faucet is an email address and a computer. Never give your real ID, address or any payment information to any faucet. <h1>**Bitcoin Faucet Claims Are Small**<h1> Early investors of Bitcoin paid just $.06 for a Bitcoin. A $100 investment seven years ago would be worth $28 million today. One year later at $3.19, $100 would have bought you 31 Bitcoin. In 2013, Bitcoin really took off to $724. Six months ago, in June 2017, no one thought Bitcoin could go much higher than $2,500. At the end of 2017, Bitcoin was trading for $13,170. No wonder people are fascinated with Bitcoin as an investment. The biggest complaint about Bitcoin faucets is that "the amount of the claim is too small." If you have a lot of money or got in on cryptocurrency 7 years ago, I can understand your reasoning. Bitcoin faucets make small claims, but as I learned in the article Meet The World's Cheapest Millionaire On 'Extreme Cheapskates, one man's crap is a rich man's treasure. Still, this is a valid concern, especially for people with bills to pay and no extra time on their hands. This is my response to these concerns: * The amount is small, but there are ways to maximize your earnings. Each faucet, like a game, has a few secrets that can greatly increase your earnings, sometimes by 500%. * You can't make a decent income by yourself, you need referrals. Those referrals must be power users as well, at least until they build up their own referral base, so you need to teach them your secrets about how to optimize the claim. It is not enough to simply give someone else your referral code. You also need to help them optimize their time spent. * Bitcoin is the front-runner in the fastest growing asset class in the world. A you can see from the chart below: the value of Bitcoin is highly volatile and tends to go up over time. This is perhaps the most important aspect of this experiment for me. It gives anyone with an email address the ability to earn/mine crypto, just like Bitcoin miners were doing 8 years ago. In one year the value of the Bitcoin you have may be 10x what it is today. It could also be 10x less, but at least you don't lose any money if you "mined" your Bitcoin from a Bitcoin faucet. In other words, the value of what you hold may be small today, but the value of cryptos is going up and as it does this is a way for you (for everyone) to invest even if you don't have the money. * These faucets give out more than Bitcoin. They also give out Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Dash and Dogecoin. You are actually earning a diversified set of cryptos. Each one of these is on the top 50 list of cryptos by market capitalization. * Finally, think of your daily claim potential as you would interest on savings. The amount may be small, but it has the potential to add up over time. Also keep in mind, inflation is going up. The value of a dollar in savings may not be worth what it is today. Much of the interest in Bitcoin is due to a loss of interest in the US dollar. <h1>**What will I be compensated for this experiment?**<h1> You will be compensated in the crypto that you earn. <h1>**Why only 100?**<h1> In my research model you only need 100 referrals to optimize your results. Of course, you are always welcome to do more. As you grow your referral base, you may want to limit the number of people as well. You need to be able to answer questions and help each person, regardless of their level of understanding. In fact, if they know how to use faucets already you can show them the tips I provide, but you may not want them in your 100 referral group. Not that they won't be a good referral, but because the goal of the experiment is to help those who can benefit from this the most. This is social entrepreneurship at its best. You benefit the most from helping those that need it the most. This is an experiment that could really benefit others and I'd like to share it with as many people as possible. <h1>**How To Start Making Claims**<h1> You will need an email address and a computer. You will never need any ID, payment information, or password information to do a faucet. These are the steps you will go through at a high level: Step 1: Sign up for a Coinpot MicroWallet (https://coinpot.co/). This is a where each faucet will send your "claim". When you reach your withdrawal minimum, you will want to move your crypto currency from your software wallet (CoinPot) to another wallet. Step 2: Sign up with each of the following faucets. Each one of these faucets is already connected to your Coinpot MicroWallet. As long as you sign up with the same email address you used to sign up for your Coinpot, they are automatically connected. Play around with each faucet a bit to get a feel for how this works. Please use my referral codes to sign up for the faucet. [Moon Bitcoin](http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=fe8f9953b9b6) [Moon Dodgecoin](http://moondoge.co.in/?ref=208c102df015) [Moon Litecoin](http://moonliteco.in/?ref=66ad958384ad) [Moon BitcoinCash](http://moonb.ch/?ref=2442AA321452) [MoonDash](http://moondash.co.in/?ref=A410CDEE0EE8) [Bit Fun](http://bitfun.co/?ref=94F03073311F) [Bonus Bitcoin](http://bonusbitcoin.co/?ref=9A932E5C6300) Step 3: Optimize performance on each faucet. I've modeled out the performance of each faucet. Each faucet has its own incentive structure. In general there are two different structures. Your goal is to maximize the claim by paying attention to rewards: [Moon Bitcoin](http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=fe8f9953b9b6) This is a unique faucet. It pays out in Bitcoin. It is the only incentive structure with 5 different bonus categories. Each bonus category gives you the ability to double your claim amount. It also pays at 50% for referrals. This makes Moon Bitcoin one of the best opportunities in the Coinpot faucet network. In addition to referrals, Moon Bitcoin also rewards the following: 1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 50% of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Offer Bonus - Action: do 10 offers to take full advantage of the 100% claim bonus. This bonus has a ceiling of 10 offers. 4) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus. 5) Mining Bonus -- Mine on your computer for a 100% bonus depending on your hash rate. This is new. There's one other thing that is absolutely critical in your claim amount. This is true for all 6 faucets -- the number of times you claim can drastically increase your daily claim amount. For example, based on the current claim rate which is published on the Moon Bitcoin site, if you claim every 5 minutes for 4 weeks you get 16,128 satoshi (assuming no referrals or bonus opportunities). However, if you claim every 4 weeks you get 111 satoshi. **The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 50% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. You want to do 10 offers to take advantage of the offer bonus. You can also get a bonus for mining on your computer. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [Moon Dodgecoin](http://moondoge.co.in/?ref=208c102df015) Moon Dogecoin is like Moon Bitcoin, but pays out in Dogecoin. All the Moon faucets have the same basic structure, but not as many bonus options. 1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus. **The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [Moon Litecoin](http://moonliteco.in/?ref=66ad958384ad) Moon Litecoin is the same as Moon Dogecoin. 1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus. **The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim** as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [Moon BitcoinCash](http://moonb.ch/?ref=2442AA321452) Newest faucet with highest claim amount, but the structure is the bonus structure is the same as MoonDoge and MoonLitecoin, but pays out in Bitcoin Cash. You can optimize your daily claims by doing the following: 1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus. **The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [MoonDash](http://moondash.co.in/?ref=A410CDEE0EE8) MoonDash is the same as MoonDoge, MoonLitecoin and MoonCash, but it pays out in Dash. 1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again. 2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not. 3) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus. **The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [Bit Fun](http://bitfun.co/?ref=94F03073311F) Bitfun is slightly different. It pays out in Bitcoin at a higher rate than MoonBitcoin. You can also play games and do offers. Playing games does not increase faucet amount rate, however. You can only make a claim every 15 minutes as opposed to 5 min. with the other Moon faucets. Referral bonus - Action: refer as many people as possible to take advantage of the 50% commission. The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim as often as you can, but there is no loyalty bonus. You want to refer as many people as you can to take advantage of the 50% referral commission. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. [Bonus Bitcoin](http://bonusbitcoin.co/?ref=9A932E5C6300) Bonus Bitcoin pays out in Bitcoin. The amount you can claim varies, but you can get a bonus of 5% on all your claims and referrals for the past 3 days as long as you make a claim every day. You can only make a claim every 15 minutes as opposed to 5 min. with the other Moon faucets. Referral bonus - Action: refer as many people as possible to take advantage of the 50% commission. **The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can every 15 min. You want to refer as many people as you can to take advantage of the 50% referral commission and the 72 hr loayalty bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims. Step 4: Final Step - Take what I've written here and make it your own. You have full license to plagiarize all you want. First, replace my referral codes with your own referral codes (please let me know if you need help finding your codes). Send it out to your friends and family. Set up a seminar at your community center or library. Send it out on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram. If you do add additional faucets to your list, be sure to vet them out for your base. 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"body": "I write a lot about how to invest in cryptocurrencies if you're wealthy. Bitcoin Faucets are a great way to obtain cryptocurrency if you aren't.\n\n\n<h1>**Mine Bitcoin Directly From Your Computer**<h1> \n\nYou don't have to buy equipment. You can mine Bitcoin through what are referred to as \"Bitcoin Faucets\". To make a \"claim\" on one of these Bitcoin faucets, all you have to do is register and follow the claim instructions. Claim instructions generally tell you to click on a captcha that proves you are human to make the claim.\n\n\nI will also be conducting a study to see if Bitcoin Faucets can create and/or help to facilitate a basic income. I plan on publishing the results of this study in six months. I want to do this because:\n\n\n* I'm a Bitcoin enthusiast and a social entrepreneur. I want to see the usage of both increase worldwide and this is a means to both.\n\n\n* Mining crypto through computers is a great way to invest in this asset class without having to spend money.\n\n\n* As a writer, my general audience is high net worth individuals. This experiment provides a way for everyone to earn Bitcoin for free.\n\n\n* I'm an advocate of universal income and I think the faucet system is a unique way to facilitate its adoption and the distribution of funds.\n\n\n<h1>**What are Bitcoin Faucets?**<h1> \n\nA \"faucet\" is a term used in the cryptocurrency world. It means a place where you can go to claim a small amount of crypto (like 1% of $.01). There are hundreds of faucets out there. Some are scams, some are real.\n\n\nAt first I, like many others, dismissed this as a Ponzi scheme of some sort. You are investing your time, nothing else. Faucet owners get paid by advertisers and in exchange they give you a portion of those earnings. I've been doing it for about a month and have made a successful withdrawal of coins to my wallet. I've also researched these faucets and they are highly reputable. \n\n\nAll you need to sign up for the faucet is an email address and a computer. Never give your real ID, address or any payment information to any faucet.\n\n\n\n<h1>**Bitcoin Faucet Claims Are Small**<h1> \n\nEarly investors of Bitcoin paid just $.06 for a Bitcoin. A $100 investment seven years ago would be worth $28 million today. One year later at $3.19, $100 would have bought you 31 Bitcoin. In 2013, Bitcoin really took off to $724. Six months ago, in June 2017, no one thought Bitcoin could go much higher than $2,500. At the end of 2017, Bitcoin was trading for $13,170.\n\n\nNo wonder people are fascinated with Bitcoin as an investment.\n\n\nThe biggest complaint about Bitcoin faucets is that \"the amount of the claim is too small.\" If you have a lot of money or got in on cryptocurrency 7 years ago, I can understand your reasoning. Bitcoin faucets make small claims, but as I learned in the article Meet The World's Cheapest Millionaire On 'Extreme Cheapskates, one man's crap is a rich man's treasure.\n\n\nStill, this is a valid concern, especially for people with bills to pay and no extra time on their hands.\n\n\nThis is my response to these concerns:\n\n\n* The amount is small, but there are ways to maximize your earnings. Each faucet, like a game, has a few secrets that can greatly increase your earnings, sometimes by 500%.\n\n\n* You can't make a decent income by yourself, you need referrals. Those referrals must be power users as well, at least until they build up their own referral base, so you need to teach them your secrets about how to optimize the claim. It is not enough to simply give someone else your referral code. You also need to help them optimize their time spent.\n\n\n* Bitcoin is the front-runner in the fastest growing asset class in the world. A you can see from the chart below: the value of Bitcoin is highly volatile and tends to go up over time.\n\n\nThis is perhaps the most important aspect of this experiment for me. It gives anyone with an email address the ability to earn/mine crypto, just like Bitcoin miners were doing 8 years ago.\n\n\nIn one year the value of the Bitcoin you have may be 10x what it is today. It could also be 10x less, but at least you don't lose any money if you \"mined\" your Bitcoin from a Bitcoin faucet. In other words, the value of what you hold may be small today, but the value of cryptos is going up and as it does this is a way for you (for everyone) to invest even if you don't have the money.\n\n\n* These faucets give out more than Bitcoin. They also give out Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Dash and Dogecoin. You are actually earning a diversified set of cryptos. Each one of these is on the top 50 list of cryptos by market capitalization.\n\n\n* Finally, think of your daily claim potential as you would interest on savings. The amount may be small, but it has the potential to add up over time. Also keep in mind, inflation is going up. The value of a dollar in savings may not be worth what it is today. Much of the interest in Bitcoin is due to a loss of interest in the US dollar.\n\n<h1>**What will I be compensated for this experiment?**<h1>\n\nYou will be compensated in the crypto that you earn.\n\n<h1>**Why only 100?**<h1>\n\nIn my research model you only need 100 referrals to optimize your results. Of course, you are always welcome to do more. As you grow your referral base, you may want to limit the number of people as well.\n\n\nYou need to be able to answer questions and help each person, regardless of their level of understanding. In fact, if they know how to use faucets already you can show them the tips I provide, but you may not want them in your 100 referral group. Not that they won't be a good referral, but because the goal of the experiment is to help those who can benefit from this the most. This is social entrepreneurship at its best. You benefit the most from helping those that need it the most.\n\n\nThis is an experiment that could really benefit others and I'd like to share it with as many people as possible.\n\n\n<h1>**How To Start Making Claims**<h1> \n\nYou will need an email address and a computer. You will never need any ID, payment information, or password information to do a faucet.\n\n\nThese are the steps you will go through at a high level:\n\n\nStep 1: Sign up for a Coinpot MicroWallet (https://coinpot.co/). This is a where each faucet will send your \"claim\". When you reach your withdrawal minimum, you will want to move your crypto currency from your software wallet (CoinPot) to another wallet.\n\n\nStep 2: Sign up with each of the following faucets. Each one of these faucets is already connected to your Coinpot MicroWallet. As long as you sign up with the same email address you used to sign up for your Coinpot, they are automatically connected. Play around with each faucet a bit to get a feel for how this works. Please use my referral codes to sign up for the faucet.\n\n\n[Moon Bitcoin](http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=fe8f9953b9b6)\n\n[Moon Dodgecoin](http://moondoge.co.in/?ref=208c102df015)\n\n[Moon Litecoin](http://moonliteco.in/?ref=66ad958384ad) \n\n[Moon BitcoinCash](http://moonb.ch/?ref=2442AA321452)\n\n[MoonDash](http://moondash.co.in/?ref=A410CDEE0EE8) \n\n[Bit Fun](http://bitfun.co/?ref=94F03073311F) \n\n[Bonus Bitcoin](http://bonusbitcoin.co/?ref=9A932E5C6300)\n\n \n\nStep 3: Optimize performance on each faucet. I've modeled out the performance of each faucet.\n\n\nEach faucet has its own incentive structure. In general there are two different structures. Your goal is to maximize the claim by paying attention to rewards:\n\n\n\n[Moon Bitcoin](http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=fe8f9953b9b6)\n\n\nThis is a unique faucet. It pays out in Bitcoin. It is the only incentive structure with 5 different bonus categories. Each bonus category gives you the ability to double your claim amount. It also pays at 50% for referrals. This makes Moon Bitcoin one of the best opportunities in the Coinpot faucet network. In addition to referrals, Moon Bitcoin also rewards the following:\n\n\n1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n\n2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus.\n\n\nIn addition to getting 50% of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n\n3) Offer Bonus - Action: do 10 offers to take full advantage of the 100% claim bonus. This bonus has a ceiling of 10 offers.\n\n\n4) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\n\n5) Mining Bonus -- Mine on your computer for a 100% bonus depending on your hash rate. This is new. \n\n\nThere's one other thing that is absolutely critical in your claim amount. This is true for all 6 faucets -- the number of times you claim can drastically increase your daily claim amount. For example, based on the current claim rate which is published on the Moon Bitcoin site, if you claim every 5 minutes for 4 weeks you get 16,128 satoshi (assuming no referrals or bonus opportunities). However, if you claim every 4 weeks you get 111 satoshi.\n\n\n**The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 50% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. You want to do 10 offers to take advantage of the offer bonus. You can also get a bonus for mining on your computer. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n\n[Moon Dodgecoin](http://moondoge.co.in/?ref=208c102df015)\n\n\nMoon Dogecoin is like Moon Bitcoin, but pays out in Dogecoin. All the Moon faucets have the same basic structure, but not as many bonus options. \n\n\n1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n\n2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n\n3) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\n\n**The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n\n[Moon Litecoin](http://moonliteco.in/?ref=66ad958384ad) \n\n\nMoon Litecoin is the same as Moon Dogecoin. \n\n\n1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n\n2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n\n3) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\n\n**The key to optimizing this faucet is to claim** as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n\n[Moon BitcoinCash](http://moonb.ch/?ref=2442AA321452) \n\n\nNewest faucet with highest claim amount, but the structure is the bonus structure is the same as MoonDoge and MoonLitecoin, but pays out in Bitcoin Cash. You can optimize your daily claims by doing the following: \n\n\n1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n\n2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n\n3) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\n\n**The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n\n[MoonDash](http://moondash.co.in/?ref=A410CDEE0EE8) \n\n\nMoonDash is the same as MoonDoge, MoonLitecoin and MoonCash, but it pays out in Dash.\n\n\n1) Loyalty bonus - Action: make a claim at least once a day. This is the easiest bonus. All you have to do is make a claim every day and you get a bonus. If you miss a day, it resets back to 1 and you have to walk up to 100% again.\n\n\n2) Referral bonus - Action: refer at least 100 people to take full advantage of the referral bonus. In addition to getting 25% (not 50% like Moon Bitcoin) of your referral's claims, you also get a 1% bonus for every person you sign up -- up to 100%. This bonus has a ceiling of 100 people, but your referral commission does not.\n\n\n3) Mystery Bonus - Do nothing and earn this bonus.\n\n\n**The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can, at least once a day for the loyalty bonus. You want to refer at least 100 people to take advantage of the 25% referral commission and max out on the 1% per referral bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n\n[Bit Fun](http://bitfun.co/?ref=94F03073311F) \n\n\nBitfun is slightly different. It pays out in Bitcoin at a higher rate than MoonBitcoin. You can also play games and do offers. Playing games does not increase faucet amount rate, however. You can only make a claim every 15 minutes as opposed to 5 min. with the other Moon faucets.\n\n\nReferral bonus - Action: refer as many people as possible to take advantage of the 50% commission.\n\n\nThe key to optimizing this faucet is to claim as often as you can, but there is no loyalty bonus. You want to refer as many people as you can to take advantage of the 50% referral commission. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n[Bonus Bitcoin](http://bonusbitcoin.co/?ref=9A932E5C6300)\n\nBonus Bitcoin pays out in Bitcoin. The amount you can claim varies, but you can get a bonus of 5% on all your claims and referrals for the past 3 days as long as you make a claim every day. You can only make a claim every 15 minutes as opposed to 5 min. with the other Moon faucets.\n\n\nReferral bonus - Action: refer as many people as possible to take advantage of the 50%\n\n commission.\n\n\n**The key to optimizing this faucet** is to claim as often as you can every 15 min. You want to refer as many people as you can to take advantage of the 50% referral commission and the 72 hr loayalty bonus. Focusing on these actions can greatly increase your claims.\n\n\nStep 4: Final Step - Take what I've written here and make it your own. You have full license to plagiarize all you want. First, replace my referral codes with your own referral codes (please let me know if you need help finding your codes). Send it out to your friends and family. Set up a seminar at your community center or library. Send it out on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram. If you do add additional faucets to your list, be sure to vet them out for your base.\n\n\nYou can look up the price of any cryptocurrency on https://coinmarketcap.com/.",
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| body | >Bitcoin, a digital currency that is traded on a peer-to-peer network independent of central control, has seen its value soar in the past year as it gains attention from growing numbers of investors, entrepreneurs and regulators. -[Rueters](https://www.reuters.com/article/us-bitcoin-virgingalactic/winklevoss-twins-use-bitcoins-to-book-space-trip-idUSBREA241XQ20140305) This quote is taken from an article published four years ago, in March of 2014. It has the same relevance today. At the time, Bitcoin was priced at approximately $600. Today, usage is widespread and the coin is valued at approximately ~$15K. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2236/6581/files/Screenshot-2017-12-28_Bitcoin_Price_Bitcoin_com_Charts.png?13186565861481465419 Also referred to as the Internet of Money, Bitcoin is by far the largest and most well-known cryptocurrency in the world. There are many reasons for Bitcoin's growth in value, but one of the main reasons is its growing acceptance as a payment method for everyday items. You can even use Bitcoin to buy your next car. **The Rise of Bitcoin** The widespread adoption of Bitcoin isn't surprising. Most of the world's currency is digital as well. In fact, only 8% of the world's currency, valued at $7.6 trillion, is considered physical. This is a narrow definition of the world's money supply. The true money supply, which includes non-physical or "digital money" (money market accounts, savings, checking and time deposits), is referred to as broad money. The total amount of broad money in the world is $90 trillion. This money is all issued under a global "centralized" banking system. By contrast, Bitcoin is the world's first decentralized digital currency. It is a digital currency created by thousands of people referred to as "Bitcoin miners". Like the Internet, Bitcoin has no central authority, which means it can't be easily manipulated. Unlike centralized digital currency, it is difficult to confiscate and transactions are anonymous. One of the world's most targeted journalists, Julian Assange, continues to rely on Bitcoin as a store of value and medium of exchange. **Which Car Dealerships Accept Bitcoin** With the recent rise in Bitcoin's value, many businesses have already started accepting Bitcoin. You can get paid in Bitcoin and pay people in Bitcoin. You can buy a sandwich, join a dating site, book airline tickets and even buy your Dad that car he's always wanted with Bitcoin. Several car dealerships accept Bitcoin. The trick is to look for the "Bitcoin Accepted Here" symbol on the finance page. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2236/6581/files/Screenshot-2017-12-28_Auto_Financing_in_Overland_Park_Overland_Park_JDRC.png?13186565861481465419 For example, if you're in Missouri you can go to Overland Park JDRC. Scroll to the bottom of their finance page and you'll find the symbol above which means the dealership accepts Bitcoin. In addition to looking for this symbol, you can also look up car dealerships on SpendBitcoins.com. Currently, there are 28 locations listed, one of which is a Lamborghini dealership located in Newport Beach, California. If you can't find a dealership in your area, you can always convert your Bitcoin to cash through [Coinbase](https://www.coinbase.com/join/580ba30e22ad273ca0eed2df) or find another intermediary. Sites like [LocalBitcoins.com](https://localbitcoins.com/buy-bitcoins-online/?ch=kprz), also referred to as the Craigslist of Bitcoin, provide a peer-to-peer exchange network for Bitcoin. **The Future of Bitcoin** Bitcoin's future direction will be a function of many things. For some, Bitcoin represents the realization of an emergent technology with the ability to drastically improve how the world exchanges resources. For others, Bitcoin represents the fastest growing asset class in the world. Some, like the Winklevoss twins, have used it to buy a flight into outer space. Now, Wall Street institutions have gained interest with the introduction of Bitcoin futures contracts. It appears Bitcoin's potential is fueled by the ambition and reach of the people who use it. |
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| body | The Internet is flooded with real life examples discussing the benefits of standardizing and automating processes for small business. Among the most common are reduced errors with your bills and increased accuracy with your accounting data. Improved data accuracy not only helps to improve relations with your customers, but it makes decision making easier for you and your staff. It is hard to grow your business when your numbers are wrong. These automation tools supercharge both profitability and cash flow. At the same time, automation tools allow you to make the relationship you have with customers stronger. Automation is one of the best things you can do to prepare your business to grow big in the future. **What is Automation** You will find many articles, blog posts and e-books on the Internet telling you why automation is the holy grail of business operations, but they don’t tell you what automation really is, especially what it means for small businesses. For small businesses automation represents an *opportunity* to compete against some of the largest companies in the world. The word automation sounds robotic. In a way, it is. Each feature provided by automation software is like your own personal robot that's been programmed to do certain jobs based on your own specific instructions. One example of automation is invoice automation. What is invoice automation? Invoice automation is the process of automating the invoicing or billing cycle for your customers. When the invoice is created, it automatically triggers payment reminders for your customers. If the invoice is still outstanding after all payment reminders have been sent out to the customer, the invoice is automatically sent to a credit or collections specialist. All of these actions are triggered with the creation of the first invoice. You don't have to worry about anything. This frees up time for you and your staff while making your invoice process easier. The end result is faster payments and less worry on your end. Invoice automation is just one example that helps to grow cash inflows. Another example is automated payment to suppliers. When you receive an invoice from suppliers, automated payment services allow you to pay suppliers on time. You don't have to worry about paying the bill late and you can also benefit from early payment options that may be available. **What Functions Can Be Automated?** Running a business can be overwhelming. Thankfully, automation is giving small business owners the ability to grow without having to hire additional people. Automation software is available for many functions like communications, handling customer complaints and basic accounting. By automating your email communications you ensure the same level of customer service with every person you do business with. By automating customer disputes, you increase customer loyalty. Using programs to automate processes not only standardizes the process to take advantage of cost savings internally, but it improves the customer experience which adds value to your product or service. Ultimately, by automating functions you give yourself the ability to focus on growing your business and automation tools give you the ability to scale that growth without adding headcount. **Common Automation Systems** In general, there are three main types of automation systems. They are accounts receivable, accounts payable and customer relationship management. Good accounts receivable software gives you the ability to include the invoice within the email or communication. The best accounts receivable software gives your customers the ability to pay directly from within the email. Good accounts payable software helps you to pay bills on time. The best accounts payable software helps you to take advantage of your customer's early payment discount. Customer relationship management software helps you to understand the needs of your customers. Good customer relationship management software uses your customer's buying trends to recommend purchase ideas. There are many more functions that can be automated including: legal, treasury, data storage, security, human resources, financial reporting and sales & marketing. Functions that once required teams of people and months of planning can now be automated with a few clicks. This is the magic of automation and why it's such a powerful tool for small business owners like yourself. **Selecting The Best Automation Tools For Your Business** Deciding to invest in automation software is one thing, but deciding which company is the right one to partner with is another. Selecting an automation partner is a marriage of sorts. You are trusting the vendor with the safekeeping of your account information and there are hundreds of vendors on the market. Any disruptions could lead to interruptions in your business or a loss of customers. This is a very important decision for you to make and there are many things to consider. In general, there are three different pricing models: pay-per account, pay-per user or pay-per feature. Each one has its advantages and disadvantages depending on your needs. There are also single or one-time charge pricing models for businesses with many customers. Pricing is just one thing you need to think about. Other considerations include: ease of integration, compliance and scalability. For example, if your primary concern is figuring out how to pull money out of old invoices, you can concentrate on automation software that specializes in accounts receivables. Also, be sure to research the length of time the company has been in service and look over customer reviews. Running a small business can be hard, but automation tools can help you and your staff grow to the next level without the need to hire teams of people to do it. |
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| body | The Internet is flooded with real life examples discussing the benefits of standardizing and automating processes for small business. Among the most common are reduced errors with your bills and increased accuracy with your accounting data. Improved data accuracy not only helps to improve relations with your customers, but it makes decision making easier for you and your staff. It is hard to grow your business when your numbers are wrong. These automation tools supercharge both profitability and cash flow. At the same time, automation tools allow you to make the relationship you have with customers stronger. Automation is one of the best things you can do to prepare your business to grow big in the future. **What is Automation** You will find many articles, blog posts and e-books on the Internet telling you why automation is the holy grail of business operations, but they don’t tell you what automation really is, especially what it means for small businesses. 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| body |  Everyone wants to own some "coin", today it's bitcoin, tomorrow it's ethereum, but these are just two of the many cryptocurrencies available on the market today. How did they get there? Where did they come from? Enter **initial coin offering (ICO)**. Cryptocurrency ventures are funded through an event referred to as an [**initial coin offering **](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/initial-coin-offering-ico.asp). Like a crowdfunding campaign, an ICO is a capital-raising process. The capital comes from interested supporters that want to be early backers. In exchange for getting in early, you get to be one of the first people to own the new "coin". Much like an initial public offering (IPO) of stock, the advantage of being an early supporter in an ICO is that you get to purchase the coins at a discount. In 2014, the Ethereum project raised $18 million in bitcoins for $.40 per coin. When the project went live a year later the value had gone up to $14. While cryptocurrencies can seem like a fun venture to get involved in, it's important to remember that they are not regulated. In other words, the government is still trying to figure out how to deal with them. Outside of Russia, Canada has one of the most progressive policies regarding bitcoins and ICOs in the world. In August, Canada securities regulators signaled a change in policy with the release of [*CSA Staff Notice 46-307: Cryptocurrency Offerings*](http://www.osc.gov.on.ca/documents/en/Securities-Category4/csa_20170824_cryptocurrency-offerings.pdf). It details Canada's approach to dealing with ICOs and crowd-sales. The notice makes it clear that there is a strong willingness to consider ICOs as a legal distribution of securities in Canada. In addition to providing guidance for those businesses wishing to offer an ICO, Canada has also established a regulatory sandbox. As China moves to [ban ICOs](https://www.coindesk.com/ico-ban-canadas-regulators-giving-one-token-sale-big-break/), Canada's regulators view the technology as an innovation to help fund social enterprise. For example, Quebec's regulator has determined that an ICO by Impak Finance is indeed a securities offering. Impak is now one of the first to participate in Canada's regulatory sandbox. |
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