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I've also tried many money-earning apps on Android, and I didn't bother continuing with most of the tasks. It takes too long and I feel like they just go on and on without going anywhere. I feel like you should just keep those that are worth your time and work on them until you get a payout. Use those apps which you really are interested in and would like to spend time on them. The apps give free money/bitcoin, so that's a plus. Just use them during your free time or when you are waiting a long time for something, which is using your time well by using an app that can pay you.

I agree with this. I think it's best that we make a directory of free courses where we can find free learning about blockchain technology. Then we can make recommendations on the best paid courses out there. It may take some discipline to follow through with the courses. I also think that the paid ones can be worth it. But for now, free options are the best way to go, especially when you are new. The returns for you will depend on how much time and effort you spent learning something.

This is very informative. Thank you for sharing these insights. Even if the halving doesn't happen, this can be a possibility as to how the major players work. Now, I'm thinking what minor players can do.

This is very motivating. It's great that you are earning a lot from bitcoin. I do have an experience where I worked so hard for only little pay. That's why I got into bitcoin in the hopes of earning more money on the side.

Wow, that's something that I haven't thought of before. I agree with some of the comments here that as of now, the market is still very volatile, so it's better not to risk investing your whole life to bitcoin. Right now I'm free mining/collecting bitcoins on the side, but I have a full time job that is my main source of income. However, we never know where the tides of the future take us, and bitcoin might become really important in all aspects of our lives. By then, everyone might be working for and transacting in bitcoin.

I’m relatively new to everything cryptocurrency. I just started out last month. I’ve been hearing a lot about bitcoin a few years back, and to be honest I really thought that this is just a fad that will go away. I’ve heard of some friends mining bitcoin, or investing on bitcoin. But I truly didn’t believe in it. But when I read the wikipedia page of Bitcoin, I could truly connect with the concepts behind this cryptocurrency. I think it’s like when currencies were introduced centuries ago to make trading and exchange in the real world easier. Coins and bills might have been new to people before, the same with cryptocurrency now. I really do think that bitcoin is going to be mainstream at around 30-50 years from now. It will power up our highly digitized world. At the moment that I’m still new to this, I’m just getting and saving up free bitcoins thru apps and sites during my spare time. So I’m still getting there. How about you here? What were your first experiences with bitcoin? How did you evolve in using bitcoin up until now?