#EarnFreeCrypto2024
1. Plenty of crypto exchanges will put some crypto in your wallet if you sign up as a client (just as brokerages will give you cash if you sign up as a client.)


2. Staking your crypto can help you earn a continual source of income, which can be especially advantageous if you’re a long-term buy-and-hold investor looking to stack up some coins. The rewards vary from coin to coin, but those for more speculative coins tend to be higher.

3. A non-fungible token, or NFT, is a kind of digital asset or artwork. Technically, NFTs aren’t cryptocurrency, but you can trade them for crypto quickly. So how do you get free NFTs in the first place? There are giveaways for those, too.

4. Some websites offer you the chance to learn about cryptocurrency and earn a little bit of it at the exact time. You may need to watch some videos, take a short quiz, and pass to earn the bonus.

5. The developers of a new cryptocurrency may do an airdrop — a giveaway — of their new coin to hype it and generate more interest and excitement around it. You may have to do a few things to have the potential of receiving new coins, such as following the crypto project on social media, tracking it on a Discord channel, or otherwise supporting the project.

6. It sounds a bit like an old internet game with a new trick: Take a survey and get some cash. But this time, the cash is crypto. And that’s what some sites allow you to do these days.