Nothing I say should be considered advice... good or bad! I am not a certified financial advisor and all that other legal mumbo jumbo.
Airdrops can be nice. Do you have an account on bitcointalk? If not, get one immediately. This is the granddaddy website, satoshi him/her/them self used to post there back in the day. There is some decent info there on alt-coin announcements on what is coming. Also a lot of total BS. Some of the new coin giveaways posted on that site can be decent. Anyone involved in the ONION airdrops last fall earned hundreds to thousands of coins, the coin has been trading in the $10+ range.
Or there's always the POS coins and staking. The downside is usually high return staking coins are also alt-coins that may crash at anytime.
A few coins that have surprised me with staking returns this year have been NMS and XGOX
I have some NMS, not enough for a masternode. The regular staking is being nicely profitable at the current price of NMS
XGOX has been climbing rapidly and their staking is rather nice
For super high risk, things that I wouldn't advice anyone to actually do :
Some of the most interesting things I've seen recently have been the sub satoshi coins. These are priced against doge or other low value coins. They have huge coin volumes but a few have had over 1 million USD trade volumes.
Here's one example that just popped up huge overnight.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/stronghands/
Masternodes are also a current rage
These are coins that require a chunk of coins to be locked up. In exchange you get a sizeable percentage of all daily interest on the coins. DASH does this, so do a lot of other new coins.
Take a look at
https://masternodes.online/, sort by ROI.
Some are phasing from total scam coins to somewhat less scammy. NMS is now on cryptopia's exchange which really bounced the price. A month ago you could run a masternode for 1.5 BTC. Now you need 14 as the price just keeps climbing.
The only actual advice I'd actually give is be careful!
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