vig VS CoinMarketCap Earn

Vig.io has a daily fantasy stock and crypto game that doesn't cost anything to play. It's pretty great from a p2e perspective because there isn't an upfront cost, they pay in dollars, and you can even play a few games per day. Source: about 2 years ago

I love the concept of earning while you do everyday things, and not just the move-to-earn movement Stepn has created. Whether it is watch-to-earn (Sator.IO), traditional OG learn and earns by Binance. CMC, Coinbase, and others, play-to-earn (Axie Infinity), or surf-to-earn(?) (Brave), I think it’s quite amazing that you can earn money while doing these things. Source: almost 2 years ago

Binance, CoinMarketCap, Coinbase + other Learn & Earns: The best part of these? You can stack LUNA!!! Ermmm… All jokes aside, these are extremely good resources for beginners. It shows you the biggest projects “bluechip” (at least at one point), and you know that what you’re learning is legit. The downside is it’s boring unless you love to learn or are fascinated by every aspect of crypto. You watch videos, read,... Source: almost 2 years ago

Go to CoinMarketCap Earn and watch the videos about the projects that have free crypto on offer. There is usually a couple a month. Source: about 2 years ago

Although kind of boring sometimes, I use/have used Coinbase, cmc earn/learn, and carrot, as the more beginner level/informational ones, but for the past few months I’ve been using Sator. Although the rewards are modest, I’m pretty happy with it since it’s quite enjoyable, especially because it makes me feel better for watching so much Netflix. I’m also staking using Cosmostation and trust wallet, and exploring... Source: about 2 years ago

I prefer coingecko. But at Coinmarketcap I like to use "learn & earn" to get free coins. coinmarketcap “learn &earn”. Source: about 2 years ago