Easy, Free Ways to Get Into Cryptocurrency Without Risk

Many people are nervous about cryptocurrency, with almost as many reasons as there are people.  Other people, like myself, think that digital currency is simply the next type of payment option.  We've gone from cash to credit, then debit and prepaid cards made their appearance.  Once the internet became an everyday part of our lives, we saw the advent of online payment systems which made it easier to pay for items or services with just an email address.  Online stores are a booming business, and many of them have already started accepting cryptocurrency as a form of payment.  

So how do YOU get in on this?  And without having to buy anything or make some financial investment of your own that you can't afford?  People have kids to feed!  Houses to pay for.  Rent.  You know, the usual life stuff.  There are several websites that offer free cryptocurrency, but let me mention two that I use that are free and require NO investment on your part:

https://ads.cash/index.html?id=yogi65&link=1   For network marketers and advertisers, this is the new cryptocurrency that has just launched and promises to climb to $10 a coin by the end of the year.  Joining is free, plus they give you a wallet and 100 coins for free.  Right now each coin is worth $0.025, which doesn't sound like much but in the next few days the coin's value will be 0.029 and the site charts the progression of the company as well as the rising value of the coin.  By the end of the year (it does sound like a long time, even though it's really not that long) that will be $1,000 in your pocket and your only effort will be signing up and getting the free coins and wallet.  Not bad!  Can anyone say "Christmas money!!"  We have 8 grandkids (5 girls and 3 boys) so those coins are really going to come in handy.

Sometimes I like to take a break from what I'm working on and go collect bitcoin from the various faucets that inhabit the internet.  It's not a lot of money, but if you feel like relaxing and wasting some time (who doesn't?) come join me at http://bitfun.co/?ref=835E4E9F9CE2 and chill with some decent games.  Might as well make some money while you're taking a break, huh?  Faucets typically don't pay a whole lot dollar-wise, but this one is a good high-paying faucet and you can collect every three minutes at the earliest.  If you are new to bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general, this is a fun way to get started without any hassles, having to read up on the subject, or figure out what to do about a wallet.  You can sign up with an email address and password.