Real Estate Crypto Games
Recently, upon exploring the many ways to make passive income online, I encountered a very interesting article about how one man quit affiliate marketing for the opportunity to break into the virtual real estate market that centered around cryptocurrency. He was going through Decentraland.
Unfortunately for me, it is only available for download on either a pc or laptop. I am not sure if it is available on Windows tablet, since I haven't attempted to get it on mine due to storage issues. I did, however come across an equivalent of Decentraland for mobile devices called "Upland".
Both games involve purchasing or winning NFT assets which can then be sold for actual currency which is applied to either your wallet or paid to your Paypal. So far, the only purchases I have made in any crypto game was in "Upland". I made a small $5.00 purchase to be able to own virtual real estate in order to boost my in game passive earning. So far, I have not been able to gain much property due to the fact that I have been turning my attention to other daily life distractions. The good thing is that even though I have not been too active in those games, I still earn the in game points passively off of my 4 small properties.
Decentraland, on the other hand, does take more engagement with other players and events sponsored by those users. For me, it does take some getting used to as far as movement, however, thanks to my many hours in Star Wars The Old Republic, I am a bit familiar with the keyboard controls for movement. (Disclosure: I am not much of a pc gamer compared to my mobile gaming presence; however, Star Wars is a different story. Games take up a lot of storage space on my pc and I am not willing to sacrifice too much storage on my Alienware for games yet).
Decentraland is a very interesting platform in which to game on and somewhat similar to SWTOR. There are so many locations to visit and lots of events being run for different NFT rewards that it is a bit overwhelming for a newb like me who is just starting their crypto journey.
Another app worth mentioning which centers around virtual real estate trades and passive crypto earning is called "Remint".
As of this post, the app is still in the early stages and you simply open the app and start your mining every 24 hours. Referrals are a huge factor in this app for gaining faster.
For now, there is no way to withdraw what you have mined in app because the app is still in the beginning stages. You can take part in online Twitter competitions, however, I have not looked into it, yet. I am happy just letting it mine on it's own and waiting to see the next stage in development.
As stated, I am not too familiar with the ins and outs of the crypto world; however, there is great potential to gain from investments made in it, so, it is worth looking into if you are interested in earning through crypto currency.
My Humble Beginnings In Crypto
What led me to look into it was the fact that a past conversation I had with a family member about online jobs involved how digital goods was making a huge impact in our lives. There are digital downloads for nearly everything you can think of from music to scrapbooking and everything in between. In our conversation, I mentioned how I am constantly searching online for downloadable content that will be of some use to me in one way or another since I am pretty much glued to my 3 main devices nearly 24/7.
The conversation led me to start looking into how to create digital goods that would be of some value to a wide range of people instead of just one particular niche. I am a Gemini, so, I am not good at sticking to a certain niche which is why this site is entitles "NekoKitty's Chaos". Granted, I do not believe in horoscopes or anything remotely related to such topics, but it does seem like my characteristic is in line with that of the Gemini Twins. Hence, my inexplicable need to rearrange my surroundings at least once a year.
The same can be said for my wide range of interests which at present is concentrated on digital goods and crypto games that offer what is known as NFT which stands for "Non-Fungible Token" or quite basically: virtual goods that have real monetary value.
Exploring Crypto Earning Apps
So began my search into many, MANY crypto apps. I stated earlier that there is "DecentraLand" and "Upland" as far as real estate NFTs are concerned.
I have not looked into too many pc or laptop platforms for crypto earning due to my hoarding of storage space on my hard drive for other purposes, so our focus will be on the mobile Android apps that I have been testing out.
For those interested in dipping their big toe In the swirling depths of the crypto world, but not ready to dive in completely, you may want to experiment with these simple mobile games.
Crypto Dragons, Merge Cats, Royal Crypto and Legends of Listeria
All four are on the Realis network and available for download on mobile. These four are really cute interactive games that takes only moments of your time.
I am very familiar with Merge Cats and Crypto Dragons which are essentially the same exact game except with different characters.
First of all, in both Crypto Dragons and Merge Cats, you send your characters to run around a racetrack in order to earn in game coins that can be used to buy the in game token called "Lis". In turn, you use Lis to either buy upgrades and special packs in game, or, you can transfer them to your crypto wallet to be traded for other crypto currency such as bitcoin or litecoin.
Keep in mind that it takes a good amount of time for your kitties or dragons to collect their coins so you can finish your daily tasks in order to be rewarded Lis.
Once you have at least reached the minimum amount of Lis, you can then proceed to trade for one Ethereum or Bitcoin or another form of crypto.
Those two games do reward you the longer you engage with the game, however, they do offer offline earning as well. Basically, they are really cute "mining" games. They do take a while to accumulate coins which is the same with every app you will come across, but, they are not very demanding at all and do run in the background, even though it is best to actually get in game every once in a while just for the timed bonuses.
I have yet to look into Royal Crypto, so, I still cannot give any review on it, but from what I can tell, it is more interactive on an actual gaming level. The same can be said for Legends of Listeria, which is still in a Beta phase as of the time of this posting.
I just downloaded it yesterday and did play a short while, so, the only review I can give on it is that it is an RPG style game that does show some potential. The only thing I could do at this point in game was move my character around and attack enemies with a few different attack abilities. Other aspects of the game are still locked and it doesn't give any tutorial which is disheartening.
I tend to lose interest in a game if there is no tutorial. To me, it just shows that the developer doesn't care about those who have never played a certain type of game before and mistakenly assumes that their app is self-explanatory.
Hopefully the devs will fine tune Legends of Listeria to be a worthwhile mention that will hold my interest for longer than 5 minutes of running around and attacking with no idea of what the rewards are, but as of now, I don't see myself getting too invested in the app.
Crypto Planet, Crypto Cards, Crypto Treasures, Green Planet and Cloud Earning PHT
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Now, if you are wanting some crypto games that offer a bit more entertainment,, you may want to check out these five games. They are all put out by the same developer and all are geared toward being green and helping out the planet in one way or another by not pitting too much stress on your phone.
Green Karma actually helps the environment as far as real world preservation of the rainforests and cleaning up pollution is concerned.
These games are more interactive than the ones I just mentioned put out by Realis. Each one of these includes mini-games that you can play to earn you extra in game tokens which can be exchanged for their NFT of Phoneum. In turn, Phoneum can be traded for a variety of different crypto currency whether it be bitcoin, doge, ethereum, or other forms of crypto.
You can also open chests that will give you a variety of rewards in other crypto currency.
The only one in this list that is not an actual game is "Cloud Earning PHT" which is actually an online miner that runs for roughly a week before you have to begin the session again. So far, since I started using the cloud based app, I have to date earned a whopping $.1204 in USD. There is potential to earn faster through upgrading to the VIP platform, however, I am not ready to invest any money into something I am just testing out...not yet.
These five apps are really in depth as far as showing exchange rates, staking, wallet integration and more. I've found that these are a bit more enjoyable compared to the Realis games due to the mini-games included along with the long term mining, so, gameplay is equivalent to time spent in an actual mobile game such as Warhammer: Chaos and Conquest.
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I've read articles that suggested different ways to make money online. Some of them work out great for some people, while it turns out to be a huge waste of time for others. Case in point: the Current Music app, which I have mentioned before in my posts, has been a mini gold mine for me; however, it has not worked so well for others who have taken my advice and tried it out for themselves.
On the other hand, there are many articles that suggest such things as IBotta and InBoxDollars as well as SurveyJunkie as great places to make huge amounts of money. My problem is that I rarely qualify for those surveys. In fact, from what I read in the reviews, a lot of people have the same problem when it comes to those surveys. (I especially love the first question that pops up sometimes which asks for you to chose a color out of the four choices: three of which are not colors at all. I choose the ONLY possible color and I get the message that I was disqualified...How in the name of everything worth mentioning does that happen? I am waiting for one that asks my kid's name next and disqualifies me.)
I have found some survey apps that actually are do-able and have paid out at decent times, such as BigToken, and another one I have been trying out Premise. So far, Premise is a legit app that actually pays. I did receive my first payment and am working toward my second one.
Now, most of these types of apps start out great with many opportunities to gain points fast, but after maybe the first 2 payouts, the opportunities you received in the past tends to slow down until you are forced to either push referrals, or, head to their offer walls for the better payouts, or, in most cases, simply quit and move on to the next "promising" app.
I recently discovered that those offer walls are tailored to your behavior. For instance, I play a LOT of mobile games, so when I go into an app's offer wall, I see a LOT of gaming opportunities for me to choose from in order to boost my points or my cash balance. A friend of mine who had the same app, did not have as many gaming apps. In fact, they were nearly nonexistent in the offer wall through her phone. Instead, she had a lot of survey apps.
So, again, what might work out well for one person, may not work out so well for another. For me, gaming apps just happened to be my "thing". I've played so many, and I do keep going back to my favorites, even though they do not earn me anymore points or money.