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I have always enjoyed reading the crypto earnings reports of my fellow authors and follow them with keen interest and bated breath. In fact, let me introduce you to some of the authors engaging us with such reports: . Reading their reports always imbues me with a sense of optimism. It affirms the fact that the crypto space is brimming with possibilities and that if I keep my eyes open and hands ready, I will also be able to tap on some of the opportunities to build my wealth.
So, I am keen to do my own crypto earnings reports. But I want to add my delightful original spin on this, so I thought long and hard about why I had wanted to venture into the crypto world in the first place. The answer came to me readily enough. I wanted to build another source of income, be it passive or active, so that I can settle some real-world bills and secure greater financial security.
I thus decided that my crypto earning reports would be centered on how I earn crypto to pay off my housing loan. I set the following rules for myself:
1) I can only use my earnings from the crypto space to pay off my housing loan. As you can see from the attached screenshot, it stands at $251, 456.92.
2) I must contribute at least $30 per transaction before I can update my crypto earnings report. I think $30 is the optimal amount for me because it requires some effort and time before I reach this desired amount (for this newbie crypto investor anyway). But it isn't so daunting that I can't attain it regularly.
3) I will make use of this quest to try out legitimate crypto-earning opportunities out there so that my readers can benefit from my adventures and learn from my misadventures.
Today, I made my first crypto payment of $35.02. I am sure you are keen to know how I accumulated this amount. Let me count the ways.
Actually, there are only two ways. I exaggerate my nimbleness and resourcefulness.
1) Coinbase's Learn and Earn Program
I used to think that I had to complete my KYC before I could qualify for its Learn and Earn program. It was only when I threw caution to the wind that I realised that I could attempt the quiz straightaway for some of the cryptocurrencies offered. Loopring didn't require me to have KYC verification, so I completed the lessons and earned an easy $1.50 worth of Loopring. I immediately converted my Loopring to $4.40 worth of Dogecoin
With the adrenaline surging through my veins, I got my KYC verification done and was granted access to complete lessons on The Graph. The questions on The Graph were as easy as pie, so I was rewarded with $4 worth of The Graph. You got it right. I converted my The Graph to about $16 worth ofDogecoin
2) Cointiply
Cointiply is a faucet that has been working well for me so far. I managed to hit the minimum amount of 30000 coins fairly quickly. It took me about an average of 6 days to get 30000 coins. This was eagerly converted to Dogecoin. So I made a withdrawal six times and got a total of about 75 Dogecoin altogether.
With all the Dogecoin in the world (nope, actually in my Gemini account), I first converted it to ETH before subsequently selling it for Singapore dollars. This generated me $35.02, which I dutifully transferred to my old-school banking account so that I could proceed with the paying of my housing loan.
$251 456.92 - $35.02 = $251 421.90 left to go!
So that's it. Now, please allow me some time to go offline and have a moment to celebrate this small milestone for myself!
Thanks for reading!
