How to get Free Bitcoin from Lolli (Newsletter No. 53)

Stacking those sats…
I first learned about Lolli from Michelle Phan in 2018, but didn’t think much of it until 2021 where 1) I began shopping online more often and 2) Lolli was probably more widely available at retailers I actually use, rather than shopping just for the sake of it 3) I didn’t realize that Lolli also often gave away Bitcoin, no purchase required. Sounds like a great deal. Especially these days, I am of the mind that Bitcoin is a hedge against fiat inflation. Lolli is still a very young app, and as a possible result they currently give plenty of low-effort opportunities to earn free Bitcoin.

  1. Download the extension (REF) on your browser (Chrome or Firefox)
    --If you use my referral link, you get $5 in Bitcoin, I get $5 in Bitcoin, win-win
    --just like cash back apps, activate the Lolli extension at participating stores and shop away

  2. Download the app on your smartphone from your app store (Apple or Android)
    —open the app everyday and tap the loot box for a free stack of sats

  3. Follow @TryLolli on Twitter for giveaway news

  4. Follow @LolliDeals on Twitter. Almost everyday they give away $25 in Bitcoin. On Saturdays they often give away $100 in Bitcoin, and the participation pool is barely 100 people for now.

  5. Subscribe to their LolliTV Youtube Channel, currently every Friday they have a guaranteed giveaway for a small stack of sats (you’ll have to join their Discord).

  6. Join the Lolli Discord and keep an eye on the #giveaway channel, they often have guaranteed Bitcoin giveaways where all you have to do is follow a simple prompt like commenting your favorite retailer or posting a pic of your Superbowl snacks. If you have the time and or energy, be in the Top 3 ranked (get the most upvotes on your comments) in their Discord every week and you’ll earn $25, $10, or $5 in Bitcoin.

  7. Follow Lolli on Linkedin, I have heard they host giveaways there as well.

  8. And if you’re really dedicated, follow their Instagram. It’s mostly memes but they do host giveaways there as well.

    As always, do your own research :).

Kristy Lin