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"content": "Update as of March 8-2023<br /><br />Well, as my previous posts suggests, I was going to concentrate on what I would perceive as the more trusted of the sites for faucets and free crypto. Unfortunately, 2 of those 4 sites, have proven to be untrustworthy.<br /><br />1. Simplebits. I had high hopes as this site is a mimic of many of the other \"miner\" sites. You slowly work on mining in such a way that your strength or speed increases. This by design, would mean that the longer you are at it, the more you level up, and then the more you can earn. A good idea for any gamer to love, it has a major flaw: time. It got to a point on this website, that unless I paid real us currency or deposited some of own crypto, I would never regain enough of the spent energy to do much of anything. My energy was capped at 1,000 and if I spent it all, I would need 3,000 experience to level up. So, even if I used it all, it took about 24 hours to refresh. Was me spending time on a website clicking this and that worth it when I needed to do this for 3 days in a row to level up? And what of the rewards? After months and months it gave me almost nothing.<br /><br />2. Firefaucet. I got fooled twice on this one. I started firefaucet years ago and it was one of the best paying faucet sites out there. The problem was that when I stopped using it last year, it was because when you take a survey, you get a reward for completing it. Some time after that reward is given, the survey owner can go back through your answers and if they don't like it, for whatever reason, they can disqualify your entry. They can do this, after the reward has been given, which means that instead of you having 100,000 reward points, you now have that subtracted from your account. This means that if you were on your way to having a few bucks in dogecoin, now you have to come up with and complete 100,000 worth of surveys and offers, to pay your account back to then be able to use it. Basically, the site pays you for completing surveys, the survey company pays the site, if the survey company doesn't like your answers, they call to the site to not reward you, and when they already did, you owe them back now. This is poor business practices to me, so I quit them. <br /><br />I do only 3 sites now for faucets:<br />1. Cointiply<br />2. Dutchy<br />3. Pipeflare<br /><br />",
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"content": "Update as of March 8-2023\n\nWell, as my previous posts suggests, I was going to concentrate on what I would perceive as the more trusted of the sites for faucets and free crypto. Unfortunately, 2 of those 4 sites, have proven to be untrustworthy.\n\n1. Simplebits. I had high hopes as this site is a mimic of many of the other \"miner\" sites. You slowly work on mining in such a way that your strength or speed increases. This by design, would mean that the longer you are at it, the more you level up, and then the more you can earn. A good idea for any gamer to love, it has a major flaw: time. It got to a point on this website, that unless I paid real us currency or deposited some of own crypto, I would never regain enough of the spent energy to do much of anything. My energy was capped at 1,000 and if I spent it all, I would need 3,000 experience to level up. So, even if I used it all, it took about 24 hours to refresh. Was me spending time on a website clicking this and that worth it when I needed to do this for 3 days in a row to level up? And what of the rewards? After months and months it gave me almost nothing.\n\n2. Firefaucet. I got fooled twice on this one. I started firefaucet years ago and it was one of the best paying faucet sites out there. The problem was that when I stopped using it last year, it was because when you take a survey, you get a reward for completing it. Some time after that reward is given, the survey owner can go back through your answers and if they don't like it, for whatever reason, they can disqualify your entry. They can do this, after the reward has been given, which means that instead of you having 100,000 reward points, you now have that subtracted from your account. This means that if you were on your way to having a few bucks in dogecoin, now you have to come up with and complete 100,000 worth of surveys and offers, to pay your account back to then be able to use it. Basically, the site pays you for completing surveys, the survey company pays the site, if the survey company doesn't like your answers, they call to the site to not reward you, and when they already did, you owe them back now. This is poor business practices to me, so I quit them. \n\nI do only 3 sites now for faucets:\n1. Cointiply\n2. Dutchy\n3. Pipeflare\n\n",
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"content": "New Year, new plans....<br /><br />First off, let me try to have shorter posts. If you are looking for a quicker way to go about your day, then your time is valuable, and you don't need to waste it here.<br /><br />I started the new year off by looking at 4 websites for crypto:<br /><br />1. Cointiply. I've reviewed it before, going in and doing the faucet every hour or so and doing the PTC's has earned me about $2.50 for the month. You can't withdraw until you get to $5.<br /><br />2. Simplebits. Thought this would work since it has a leveling system and a \"mining\" app. After 2 months, it got me 28 cents. I dropped it, it is useless to me and my time.<br /><br />3. Dutchy. It is working for me, again. I have staked their utility token and earn shiba. It was giving btc as this month's roll and I started on there when BTC was at $16k. I have about 45 cents worth now, from hourly faucet and ptc's.<br /><br />4. Firefaucet. I only do the hourly faucet and the PTC's. Every day I can earn a minimum of about 10 cents. It has a minimum of $4 to withdraw.<br /><br />There you have it. I would suggest that if you have a few hours a day, spend them doing the faucets on site 1, 2, and 3, and within a month you could have a combined $6-$8 in crypto sent to your wallet.",
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"content": "New Year, new plans....\n\nFirst off, let me try to have shorter posts. If you are looking for a quicker way to go about your day, then your time is valuable, and you don't need to waste it here.\n\nI started the new year off by looking at 4 websites for crypto:\n\n1. Cointiply. I've reviewed it before, going in and doing the faucet every hour or so and doing the PTC's has earned me about $2.50 for the month. You can't withdraw until you get to $5.\n\n2. Simplebits. Thought this would work since it has a leveling system and a \"mining\" app. After 2 months, it got me 28 cents. I dropped it, it is useless to me and my time.\n\n3. Dutchy. It is working for me, again. I have staked their utility token and earn shiba. It was giving btc as this month's roll and I started on there when BTC was at $16k. I have about 45 cents worth now, from hourly faucet and ptc's.\n\n4. Firefaucet. I only do the hourly faucet and the PTC's. Every day I can earn a minimum of about 10 cents. It has a minimum of $4 to withdraw.\n\nThere you have it. I would suggest that if you have a few hours a day, spend them doing the faucets on site 1, 2, and 3, and within a month you could have a combined $6-$8 in crypto sent to your wallet.",
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"content": "End of the year! <br /><br />So, I started my journey into crypto on February 23, 2021. Within that time, I was heavy into Coinbase. The reason I was into it, was because I could watch a video, take a quiz and earn some crypto: basically through an airdrop. I was big into this, until the US declared that they were going to start taxing people on the crypto. I still thought I would be okay, since I never cashed out my crypto. But then Coinbase, came up with a sneaky plan...Coinbase was going to start working with the IRS. The plan was that when you exchange one crypto for another, you normally just switch currency with the same value. Similar to exchanging your money for another country's currency, this is what the system was originally explained as.<br /><br />The IRS and Coinbase, changed that method explanation and now when you exchanged one crypto for another, you were considered as selling one crypto and then buying another. If you had any monetary gain at all, from selling the first crypto, it then counted as a taxable event. <br /><br />Imagine going to a money exchange and wanting to buy something in Mexico. You take $10 USD and then you would be \"selling\" that amount for an amount in Pesos. While you are holding those Pesos, if the Peso gained value at all, when you exchange that amount back to USD, what if you got $11 USD? Does the IRS require you to pay taxes on that Dollar?<br /><br />So, I stopped using coinbase and sent all of my crypto to a private wallet. The government doesn't need to know what I am doing with my money or crypto. I stopped using Coinbase in February of 2022, when the IRS announced how they were going to tax people. I also stopped all brokerage accounts and everything of the sort. <br /><br />Full transparency:<br /><br />On February 23, 2022 I had $457 worth of crypto in my wallet. As of now, even though it hasn't been a full year, what even with the BTC and other crypto crashing, I have $248. For the record, I do have about $80 on the Osmosis Dex, so even with that added in, I have about $328 of crypto. All-in-all, that is still very good, for me, considering that I haven't spent a penny of my fiat money. <br /><br />Again, if you want some advice or suggestions on some faucets, ask away.<br />",
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"content": "End of the year! \n\nSo, I started my journey into crypto on February 23, 2021. Within that time, I was heavy into Coinbase. The reason I was into it, was because I could watch a video, take a quiz and earn some crypto: basically through an airdrop. I was big into this, until the US declared that they were going to start taxing people on the crypto. I still thought I would be okay, since I never cashed out my crypto. But then Coinbase, came up with a sneaky plan...Coinbase was going to start working with the IRS. The plan was that when you exchange one crypto for another, you normally just switch currency with the same value. Similar to exchanging your money for another country's currency, this is what the system was originally explained as.\n\nThe IRS and Coinbase, changed that method explanation and now when you exchanged one crypto for another, you were considered as selling one crypto and then buying another. If you had any monetary gain at all, from selling the first crypto, it then counted as a taxable event. \n\nImagine going to a money exchange and wanting to buy something in Mexico. You take $10 USD and then you would be \"selling\" that amount for an amount in Pesos. While you are holding those Pesos, if the Peso gained value at all, when you exchange that amount back to USD, what if you got $11 USD? Does the IRS require you to pay taxes on that Dollar?\n\nSo, I stopped using coinbase and sent all of my crypto to a private wallet. The government doesn't need to know what I am doing with my money or crypto. I stopped using Coinbase in February of 2022, when the IRS announced how they were going to tax people. I also stopped all brokerage accounts and everything of the sort. \n\nFull transparency:\n\nOn February 23, 2022 I had $457 worth of crypto in my wallet. As of now, even though it hasn't been a full year, what even with the BTC and other crypto crashing, I have $248. For the record, I do have about $80 on the Osmosis Dex, so even with that added in, I have about $328 of crypto. All-in-all, that is still very good, for me, considering that I haven't spent a penny of my fiat money. \n\nAgain, if you want some advice or suggestions on some faucets, ask away.\n",
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"content": "Is crypto saving dead?<br /><br />There's a thought I had, while having one of those black-pill days that so many of us have from time to time. But the idea that I always think of, is what can I do with my crypto?<br /><br />I currently am staking 2 different sets on 2 different platforms and I feel that with my local bank, the amount of money that I am staking/saving, is way more than I could get from turning it into fiat and then waiting for the monthly interest.<br /><br />I have Regions as my local bank and they have a special LifeGreen savings account that currently has a 0.01% APR interest. Think of that for a second..... That is ZERO point ZERO One PERCENT APR! That means that the amount of money I have invested, earns an amount equal to that multiplied by 0.000006. <br /><br />As I have said before, my bonded investment on Osmosis, is now only worth $58.50, from $60, because everything keeps falling in value. But, that initial $60 would have only netted me $0.00018 had I invested that into a savings account at my bank, for 14 days. Even as low as it is, and as it keeps falling, that same $60, even though now only worth $58.50, will net me $0.84. Already, I am just proving to myself that the money is better off earning interest in this crypto dex, than in my bank account.<br /><br />The second platform that I am using is on my crypto wallet: Exodus. I am staking Ontology on Exodus and I started staking as soon as this new year had started, because Algorand went with a governance option and stopped staking rewards. So, an Ontology token is worth about 15 cents each right now and I have $233 in Ontology, staking. Exodus is offering 19.53%APR rewards on Ontology and each staking cycle probably takes about 2 weeks as well, like the Osmosis. So, that means that I earn about $1.745 in Ontology Gas rewards about every 2 weeks. Again, even with that much money sitting in my bank account, I would be making only $0.04 a month! <br /><br />So, I am making more in either of the staking areas. But is it really worth that much? Well, to me, even if either token loses value equal to half of what it is worth now, I would still be making more, with those, than with fiat sitting in a bank. ",
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"content": "Is crypto saving dead?\n\nThere's a thought I had, while having one of those black-pill days that so many of us have from time to time. But the idea that I always think of, is what can I do with my crypto?\n\nI currently am staking 2 different sets on 2 different platforms and I feel that with my local bank, the amount of money that I am staking/saving, is way more than I could get from turning it into fiat and then waiting for the monthly interest.\n\nI have Regions as my local bank and they have a special LifeGreen savings account that currently has a 0.01% APR interest. Think of that for a second..... That is ZERO point ZERO One PERCENT APR! That means that the amount of money I have invested, earns an amount equal to that multiplied by 0.000006. \n\nAs I have said before, my bonded investment on Osmosis, is now only worth $58.50, from $60, because everything keeps falling in value. But, that initial $60 would have only netted me $0.00018 had I invested that into a savings account at my bank, for 14 days. Even as low as it is, and as it keeps falling, that same $60, even though now only worth $58.50, will net me $0.84. Already, I am just proving to myself that the money is better off earning interest in this crypto dex, than in my bank account.\n\nThe second platform that I am using is on my crypto wallet: Exodus. I am staking Ontology on Exodus and I started staking as soon as this new year had started, because Algorand went with a governance option and stopped staking rewards. So, an Ontology token is worth about 15 cents each right now and I have $233 in Ontology, staking. Exodus is offering 19.53%APR rewards on Ontology and each staking cycle probably takes about 2 weeks as well, like the Osmosis. So, that means that I earn about $1.745 in Ontology Gas rewards about every 2 weeks. Again, even with that much money sitting in my bank account, I would be making only $0.04 a month! \n\nSo, I am making more in either of the staking areas. But is it really worth that much? Well, to me, even if either token loses value equal to half of what it is worth now, I would still be making more, with those, than with fiat sitting in a bank. ",
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"content": "Liquidity Stake Update and Conclusion<br /><br />Alright, anyone interested and wishing to follow along my journey, I'll tell you how it went. I bonded $50 of crypto into the Osmosis Dex, as a superfluid Liquidity Stake and I was paid about 7 cents, per day, for all 14 days. Give or take a few, it came out with me getting 97 cents of rewards from that staking session! <br /><br />So, I took the rewards and went to the swap section and swapped half of that for USDC and then used that, with what I had left over, and re-invested all of it.<br /><br />Pros:<br />1. APR is actually quite high. Even by investing $10 of USDC/OSMO split, could get you a bit per day, about 1 penny a day, if you are doing the 14 day lockup.<br />2. This gives you one of the highest rewards for staking that I have ever seen. <br />3. After the reward session is over, and your 14 days is done, take the osmo you made, swap half of it, then do it again.<br /><br />Cons:<br />1. Osmo was at 86 cents each when I had first started my 14 day stake and when I cashed out, it was down to 76 cents each. Obviously, if it becomes worth more, then your rewards would be worth more.<br />2. Just like anything, putting more in, will increase your interest and what you get out. But beware that if OSMO crashes, like the way that BTC did, then you will still gain crypto interest, but just now as much as you wanted.<br /><br />In Conclusion, the investment amount that I have in this staking pool, will only increase, when I can ass some in, funded by faucets and the like. I will never use my own fiat money in any crypto investment; anymore. (I bought ARRR when it was $1 each and held, but then sold it all a few months ago, when it crashed down to 30 cents each.) I have about $60 bonded and locked in and as far as calculations are concerned, if I wanted to make this a useful tool, in reality, even with price fluctuations, I would need about $654 invested into it. If I am correct, with that amount and the APR%, I would be making about a dollar a day. <br /><br />Super Pros:<br />If you have some crypto, move it over. I use Exodus and even Exodus offers staking. But in order to really make any good amount of investment return, you need hundreds of dollars or even thousands of dollars to stake. This pool, has now only $60 of my crypto and estimates that I will earn 7 cents a day now. I'll probably finish with almost a dollar earned for the 14 days. What else is your money doing?",
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"content": "Liquidity Stake Update and Conclusion\n\nAlright, anyone interested and wishing to follow along my journey, I'll tell you how it went. I bonded $50 of crypto into the Osmosis Dex, as a superfluid Liquidity Stake and I was paid about 7 cents, per day, for all 14 days. Give or take a few, it came out with me getting 97 cents of rewards from that staking session! \n\nSo, I took the rewards and went to the swap section and swapped half of that for USDC and then used that, with what I had left over, and re-invested all of it.\n\nPros:\n1. APR is actually quite high. Even by investing $10 of USDC/OSMO split, could get you a bit per day, about 1 penny a day, if you are doing the 14 day lockup.\n2. This gives you one of the highest rewards for staking that I have ever seen. \n3. After the reward session is over, and your 14 days is done, take the osmo you made, swap half of it, then do it again.\n\nCons:\n1. Osmo was at 86 cents each when I had first started my 14 day stake and when I cashed out, it was down to 76 cents each. Obviously, if it becomes worth more, then your rewards would be worth more.\n2. Just like anything, putting more in, will increase your interest and what you get out. But beware that if OSMO crashes, like the way that BTC did, then you will still gain crypto interest, but just now as much as you wanted.\n\nIn Conclusion, the investment amount that I have in this staking pool, will only increase, when I can ass some in, funded by faucets and the like. I will never use my own fiat money in any crypto investment; anymore. (I bought ARRR when it was $1 each and held, but then sold it all a few months ago, when it crashed down to 30 cents each.) I have about $60 bonded and locked in and as far as calculations are concerned, if I wanted to make this a useful tool, in reality, even with price fluctuations, I would need about $654 invested into it. If I am correct, with that amount and the APR%, I would be making about a dollar a day. \n\nSuper Pros:\nIf you have some crypto, move it over. I use Exodus and even Exodus offers staking. But in order to really make any good amount of investment return, you need hundreds of dollars or even thousands of dollars to stake. This pool, has now only $60 of my crypto and estimates that I will earn 7 cents a day now. I'll probably finish with almost a dollar earned for the 14 days. What else is your money doing?",
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"content": "Liquidity stake update #4<br /><br />So, fun fact, you can take the OSMO that you earn daily and then swap it for another crypto and then bond and stake that one. I just took my $9 out of my ATOM/OSMO staking pool, then added in my rewards that I have earned so far from my other pool, and then swapped it over for more usdc. I then just now added in a 1 day staking pool for those rewards. This means that in 2 days when the other one finishes, I can restart the pool with more than $60 in it! <br /><br />If you want or need help or have any questions related to what I am doing or how to do it, send me a message. Unlike other investors, I will not ask for donations, expect donations or anything of the sort. I'm happy to help.<br /><br />",
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"content": "Liquidity stake update #4\n\nSo, fun fact, you can take the OSMO that you earn daily and then swap it for another crypto and then bond and stake that one. I just took my $9 out of my ATOM/OSMO staking pool, then added in my rewards that I have earned so far from my other pool, and then swapped it over for more usdc. I then just now added in a 1 day staking pool for those rewards. This means that in 2 days when the other one finishes, I can restart the pool with more than $60 in it! \n\nIf you want or need help or have any questions related to what I am doing or how to do it, send me a message. Unlike other investors, I will not ask for donations, expect donations or anything of the sort. I'm happy to help.\n\n",
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"content": "Liquidity stake update #3<br /><br /><br />So, if I didn't mention it already, the way that the osmosis dex pays you for your staking, is that every day, it sends you the rewards to your wallet. So, on December 1st, when I had started this new 14 day USDC/OSMO staking pool, I had 0.67 OSMO and today I have 1.459 OSMO, which means that my staking pool has paid me 0.784 OSMO. <br /><br />OSMO is at $0.91 each, so that means that in the 12 days of this staking, I have earned about $0.71. <br /><br />So, is this a lot? Well, it depends on who you ask and how you go about this. Last year I was big into staking with Algorand, which allowed me to claim continually, every 24 hours and then that claimed amount would be automatically staked, just by holding the asset in my wallet. Algo jumped around form $1 to $1.50 for a wile but I think I never earned more than a few dollars for the whole year and I had hundreds of dollars staked in Algorand.<br /><br />For this staking, I have staked for these 15 days and I staked just $50. If you are like me in that you don't have $10,000 to invest into a crypto, then $50 of investment and making $0.71 is a good deal! It is still showing me as making 7 cents a day and I have 3 days left so I could finish with $0.92 cents for 15 days. <br /><br />So, let's think about this.... If I take the 1 ATOM from another staking pool I have on OSMOSISDEX and send that over to this staking pool of USDC/OSMO, then I would have about $59 staked from my $49; because the value of ATOM and OSMO has gone down. I have a further $20 of ATOM from my wallet that I can add in, giving me about $80 invested into this pool next month (ATOM takes 21 days to unstake... so I can use it from my wallet).<br /><br />I believe that a conservative estimate, with me staking $80 into this USDC/OSMO pool, would mean that I would collect about 11 cents a day, if I did the superfluid 14 day staking. That is equivalent to a 51% APR! There is no savings account which offers that much interest, in the world! This will give me $1.56 cents of interest, every 15 days! Obviously then, if I am correct, this would be 14 cents a day, if I had staked $100.<br /><br />$3 a month for $100 staked seems like a really good deal for me! <br /><br />So, there you have it, my review of day 12 of 15 of a staking period on OSMOSIS dex. So, far, something I highly recommend. ",
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"content": "Liquidity stake update #3\n\n\nSo, if I didn't mention it already, the way that the osmosis dex pays you for your staking, is that every day, it sends you the rewards to your wallet. So, on December 1st, when I had started this new 14 day USDC/OSMO staking pool, I had 0.67 OSMO and today I have 1.459 OSMO, which means that my staking pool has paid me 0.784 OSMO. \n\nOSMO is at $0.91 each, so that means that in the 12 days of this staking, I have earned about $0.71. \n\nSo, is this a lot? Well, it depends on who you ask and how you go about this. Last year I was big into staking with Algorand, which allowed me to claim continually, every 24 hours and then that claimed amount would be automatically staked, just by holding the asset in my wallet. Algo jumped around form $1 to $1.50 for a wile but I think I never earned more than a few dollars for the whole year and I had hundreds of dollars staked in Algorand.\n\nFor this staking, I have staked for these 15 days and I staked just $50. If you are like me in that you don't have $10,000 to invest into a crypto, then $50 of investment and making $0.71 is a good deal! It is still showing me as making 7 cents a day and I have 3 days left so I could finish with $0.92 cents for 15 days. \n\nSo, let's think about this.... If I take the 1 ATOM from another staking pool I have on OSMOSISDEX and send that over to this staking pool of USDC/OSMO, then I would have about $59 staked from my $49; because the value of ATOM and OSMO has gone down. I have a further $20 of ATOM from my wallet that I can add in, giving me about $80 invested into this pool next month (ATOM takes 21 days to unstake... so I can use it from my wallet).\n\nI believe that a conservative estimate, with me staking $80 into this USDC/OSMO pool, would mean that I would collect about 11 cents a day, if I did the superfluid 14 day staking. That is equivalent to a 51% APR! There is no savings account which offers that much interest, in the world! This will give me $1.56 cents of interest, every 15 days! Obviously then, if I am correct, this would be 14 cents a day, if I had staked $100.\n\n$3 a month for $100 staked seems like a really good deal for me! \n\nSo, there you have it, my review of day 12 of 15 of a staking period on OSMOSIS dex. So, far, something I highly recommend. ",
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"content": "Watch out for those scams on telegram<br /><br />For about a year I was participating in one of those groups on telegram where you claim a bonus amount of diamonds each day, then can use those diamonds to buy a farmer, which mines you gems, which you then exchange for blue gems, which you then exchange for red balloons, so you can then withdraw your blue gems at a 1:1 rate. Sounds complicated and it is! It was made that way on purpose. <br /><br />I have a special ability when it comes to doing these faucets and whatnot: my ability is stubborness. I am stubborn and I am so stubborn, that I would rather waste my free time on gathering minute amounts of a crypto at no fiat cost of my own, than spend my fiat on it.<br /><br />This group on telegram is like so many others: they leverage users to raise their mining power. If you watch carefully, even though they present \"payment proofs\", the people who were paid, are all friends of the owners of these groups or sites. It is a scam to help you and your friends, while taking advantage of others. <br /><br />I was sticking it out on this one group, claiming my bonus each day and as I originally planned, I would need to run this group for about 100 days, until I could cash out, using their rules and minimum requirements. Well..... they changed the rules and added another requirement. So... I quit.<br /><br />While I should feel happy that I proved this to be a scam, I am unhappy because I wasted a few minutes here or there, in this group. <br /><br />But again, I didn't lose a penny of my own money, so I should be happy overall.<br /><br />Keep a watch out there, as even though it may look like a good faucet, there is a good chance that it is also a scam. Don't ever invest your money or your crypto.",
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"content": "Watch out for those scams on telegram\n\nFor about a year I was participating in one of those groups on telegram where you claim a bonus amount of diamonds each day, then can use those diamonds to buy a farmer, which mines you gems, which you then exchange for blue gems, which you then exchange for red balloons, so you can then withdraw your blue gems at a 1:1 rate. Sounds complicated and it is! It was made that way on purpose. \n\nI have a special ability when it comes to doing these faucets and whatnot: my ability is stubborness. I am stubborn and I am so stubborn, that I would rather waste my free time on gathering minute amounts of a crypto at no fiat cost of my own, than spend my fiat on it.\n\nThis group on telegram is like so many others: they leverage users to raise their mining power. If you watch carefully, even though they present \"payment proofs\", the people who were paid, are all friends of the owners of these groups or sites. It is a scam to help you and your friends, while taking advantage of others. \n\nI was sticking it out on this one group, claiming my bonus each day and as I originally planned, I would need to run this group for about 100 days, until I could cash out, using their rules and minimum requirements. Well..... they changed the rules and added another requirement. So... I quit.\n\nWhile I should feel happy that I proved this to be a scam, I am unhappy because I wasted a few minutes here or there, in this group. \n\nBut again, I didn't lose a penny of my own money, so I should be happy overall.\n\nKeep a watch out there, as even though it may look like a good faucet, there is a good chance that it is also a scam. Don't ever invest your money or your crypto.",
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"content": "Liquidity stake update #2<br /><br />I started this off with just $30 of ATOM and then I mentioned that I swapped half of that into USDC and then did that staking pool. Well, after the initial 14 days, I discovered that the few cents that I received from the ATOM pool was not as good as the USDC pool.<br /><br />What I did next, was take some more crypto, that I earned from doing faucet sites (cointiply, etc...) and then used a swapping site to change it all over to ATOM. I sent over another $30 of ATOM to the Osmosis DEX.<br /><br />I then went and swapped things around ending me with $50 in the USDC/OSMO pool and $10 in the ATOM/OSMO pool. I have been doing these pools for about 6 days for each one now. The ATOM/OSMO pool is paying me 27%APR on my now $9 worth of bonded crypto. I won't get much more than a penny a day.<br /><br />The USDC/OSMO pool has a reward set at 56%APR and with my $50 of crypto bonded, I am earning about 7 cents a day!<br /><br />So, when these provide the rewards, they are daily and paid directly into my Keplar wallet, so it shows my OSMO increase at the end of each day. I started this at the first of the month and by the 15th of this month, I should have collected about 14 cents of OSMO from the ATOM/OSMO pool and about 98 cents for the USDC/OSMO.<br /><br />On the 15th, when this 14 days pool is finished, I will take the $9 of ATOM and OSMO out and swap the ATOM over to USDC, then bond both of those to that one, allowing me to make a bit more than $2 for a month, on the total $60.<br /><br />Coming from someone who gained this $60 from only doing faucets and such, means that I am making money, from free money.",
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"content": "Liquidity stake update #2\n\nI started this off with just $30 of ATOM and then I mentioned that I swapped half of that into USDC and then did that staking pool. Well, after the initial 14 days, I discovered that the few cents that I received from the ATOM pool was not as good as the USDC pool.\n\nWhat I did next, was take some more crypto, that I earned from doing faucet sites (cointiply, etc...) and then used a swapping site to change it all over to ATOM. I sent over another $30 of ATOM to the Osmosis DEX.\n\nI then went and swapped things around ending me with $50 in the USDC/OSMO pool and $10 in the ATOM/OSMO pool. I have been doing these pools for about 6 days for each one now. The ATOM/OSMO pool is paying me 27%APR on my now $9 worth of bonded crypto. I won't get much more than a penny a day.\n\nThe USDC/OSMO pool has a reward set at 56%APR and with my $50 of crypto bonded, I am earning about 7 cents a day!\n\nSo, when these provide the rewards, they are daily and paid directly into my Keplar wallet, so it shows my OSMO increase at the end of each day. I started this at the first of the month and by the 15th of this month, I should have collected about 14 cents of OSMO from the ATOM/OSMO pool and about 98 cents for the USDC/OSMO.\n\nOn the 15th, when this 14 days pool is finished, I will take the $9 of ATOM and OSMO out and swap the ATOM over to USDC, then bond both of those to that one, allowing me to make a bit more than $2 for a month, on the total $60.\n\nComing from someone who gained this $60 from only doing faucets and such, means that I am making money, from free money.",
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"content": "Liquidity stake update #1<br /><br />It started with me putting $30 in, but thanks to the market, that value has gone down to $28.80. The current interest and reward rate shows that I could be making an estimated 4 cents a day. This is a bonding period of 14 days, so I am expecting to earn at least 56 cents when I claim the rewards on day 14/15.<br /><br />With this site: <a href=\"https://app.osmosis.zone\" target=\"_blank\">https://app.osmosis.zone</a><br /><br />So, I am not being paid or get anything from this site and whatever I have here is just based on my own experiences and in now way is suggesting that you do the same or use this site at all.<br /><br />But, as I said, I put in $30 of ATOM, swapped half of it to USDC and the other half to the site's utility token (Osmosis) and then added both to the Liquidity pool.<br /><br />I can claim everything when the staking period is up, which means that the crypto isn't lost; in theory. But let's look at this reward: 56 cents back from a $30 investment, means that I get a 1.8666666% interest on whatever I invest, for 14 DAYS!<br /><br />I know it doesn't seem much, but this is an outrageous amount of interest and much, much more than you would get back from a high-yield savings account, with less than $100.<br /><br />I'll keep updates as I get them.",
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"content": "Liquidity stake update #1\n\nIt started with me putting $30 in, but thanks to the market, that value has gone down to $28.80. The current interest and reward rate shows that I could be making an estimated 4 cents a day. This is a bonding period of 14 days, so I am expecting to earn at least 56 cents when I claim the rewards on day 14/15.\n\nWith this site: https://app.osmosis.zone\n\nSo, I am not being paid or get anything from this site and whatever I have here is just based on my own experiences and in now way is suggesting that you do the same or use this site at all.\n\nBut, as I said, I put in $30 of ATOM, swapped half of it to USDC and the other half to the site's utility token (Osmosis) and then added both to the Liquidity pool.\n\nI can claim everything when the staking period is up, which means that the crypto isn't lost; in theory. But let's look at this reward: 56 cents back from a $30 investment, means that I get a 1.8666666% interest on whatever I invest, for 14 DAYS!\n\nI know it doesn't seem much, but this is an outrageous amount of interest and much, much more than you would get back from a high-yield savings account, with less than $100.\n\nI'll keep updates as I get them.",
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"content": "Bitcoin will not replace a government backed CBDC. Here is the thing: I know that everyone, including me, is a bit happy with Bitcoin in general, being accepted everywhere. The reasoning for me, is that while it was never supposed to control the market, all coins including alt-coins and shitcoins, all follow the bitcoin market. So, while BTC crashes, they ALL crash as well. This isn't the way a crypto is supposed to work, but since all crypto is also tied to money, because people use money to buy crypto, this means that as inflation goes up, the value of crypto is supposed to go up as well. But because the value of the US dollar goes up, and because the US has people brainwashed into thinking that crypto is bad, it causes the value of crypto to go down.<br /><br />People are afraid of CBDCs because they are controlled by the government and then that can lead to social credit scores. But what people don't do, is take the 1 second required to either switch to a private/un-trackable crypto coin or create that parallel economy with that coin. Minds.com uses a token coin for this site, and if they had a cap on the number of coins in total, it would make the holding of them more profitable and thus raise the value. But for whatever reason, crypto doesn't work that way, and it confuses me as to why this is.<br /><br />If I make a crypto coin and say that the coin has a value of a million dollars, and prove that there is somewhere that will accept the coin for a million dollars worth of a product, then shouldn't the coin by worth a million dollars? Now we have coins where you can buy thing but thanks to the us dollar, the coins or not equal to a service or a product, but instead equal to a dollar. I keep saying this and it is true: if you make a coin and value it based upon how much of a specific product it can buy and not related to fiat money, then the value would sky-rocket.<br />",
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"content": "Liquidity stake update #1\n\nIt started with me putting $30 in, but thanks to the market, that value has gone down to $28.80. The current interest and reward rate shows that I could be making an estimated 4 cents a day. This is a bonding period of 14 days, so I am expecting to earn at least 56 cents when I claim the rewards on day 14/15. \n\nWith this site: https://app.osmosis.zone\n\nSo, I am not being paid or get anything from this site and whatever I have here is just based on my own experiences and in now way is suggesting that you do the same or use this site at all.\n\nBut, as I said, I put in $30 of ATOM, swapped half of it to USDC and the other half to the site's utility token (Osmosis) and then added both to the Liquidity pool. \n\nI can claim everything when the staking period is up, which means that the crypto isn't lost; in theory. But let's look at this reward: 56 cents back from a $30 investment, means that I get a 1.8666666% interest on whatever I invest, for 14 DAYS! \n\nI know it doesn't seem much, but this is an outrageous amount of interest and much, much more than you would get back from a high-yield savings account, with less than $100.\n\nI'll keep updates as I get them.\n",
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