Easy Ways To Earn Passive Income From The Comfort Of Your Home
So much money to make in this digital era
It is the future of finance! There are so many opportunities to earn multiple streams of income just from the comfort of your couch.
Every day many of us scramble to find ways to earn passive income to make ends meet. What if I told you 2 ways that can lead you on the road to financial freedom without having to work for someone who doesn't even call you by your correct name. My fellow reader, you have come to the right place. Below I will explain in detail how to start right away!
1. Earning Interest On A Stable Coin
What in the world is a stable coin?
These are digital currencies in which the value is pegged to the U.S. dollar or a commodity like gold, the reason it is at a stable price. Which makes them less volatile than your typical cryptocurrencies. Stablecoins bridges the gap between fiat currencies & the world of crypto. So the main takeaway here is that it is less risky investing in a stablecoin than even your traditional markets since the price stays the same.
The safest way to earn money in crypto is by investing in a stablecoin. You can earn up to 8% or even 10% on interest just for having money invested in these coins. I know that may sound insane to you since banks can barely even offer 1%. The average bank offers you around 0.5%, compared to a crypto app exchange that gives you up to 10%, just leaving it there like a savings account.
Many platforms allow you to invest your money into stablecoins to earn high interest. In my opinion, the best app you utilize is "Crypto.com" pretty sure the majority of you saw its huge commercial ad with Lebron James during the Super Bowl. On this crypto exchange app, you will be able to invest money into any stablecoin of your choice. You will earn money every 7 days for 3 months or less. The video below will explain detail by detail how to get started better than I would. I do not want to bore you to death by typing up a whole essay on the process to get started. The takeaway here is that it is better to have your money-earning interest than just sitting in your bank account doing you no favors.
2. Creating Content On Youtube
Youtube is the easiest to get started to build a better future for yourself. All you have to do is go on the website & create your channel. Set up your camera, start recording & upload it! You can even use your phone nowadays no need for a fancy camera to make quality content. It will take time to gain interest in your videos. But as long as you stay consistent & finally get 1,000 subscribers, you can start earning passive income. Throughout your journey making videos on youtube, your money will start compounding.
This can be the best avenue for your creativity to be shown to a wider audience & get rewarded for it. Let us say you are shy to show your face on the camera. Don't worry about it! Many YouTubers make great content without showing their face. But make sure to invest in your audio quality & buy a mic. If you do not have money for a mic, please stop reading this & go sell some mangos on the street corner. I am joking around there is no shame in doing that. I know whoever is reading this will create great content on youtube.
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