Hell no! It's too risky and stupid in my opinion. I heard some stories that people opened loans at $18k-16k when Bitcoin already started to go down. Put yourself into position of these people. Now they lost much - they were forced to sell their cars, houses and other valuable property to return loan. For me it looks similar like to take loan for gambling. There is one golden rule - don't invest more than you afford to lose. Better invest less, but wisely.
And in general, I'm very sceptical about loans. Now people open loans very easy for even small purchases without thinking much about it. While I rather have less, but my own money rather than return money that I lent from bank with interest.

I have one question. Can you tell us about attitude of commercial banks in Philippines towards Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies? As far as I know Central Bank of Philippines didn't recognized Bitcoin as currency, so it's grey area for commercial banks. Are they sceptical about crypto? From what I read, legal status of Bitcoin is similar like in my country, attitude of Central Bank also, but commercial banks are not crypto-friendly. They can even close your account if you deal with crypto, some banks also have restricted transfers to several crypto exchanges.

There was 2 Bitcoin ATM's in my country, but I haven't tried to use. I just don't have any reasons to do that when I can buy Bitcoins from exchange without going out from my home and with much better rates and lower fees. I probably would use it only in urgent situation. OP, I see that you also not planning to use Bitcoin ATM's regular and only tried to see how it works. I'm not really sure who are users of Bitcoin ATM's, maybe people who want to buy Bitcoins anonymously.
I'm quite sceptical about Bitcoin ATM's, but there are reports that they are quite popular and growing number of installed machines shows it. But my country is a bit different because last year both ATM's were removed due to formal regulations and not clear things with taxes.

You're right about that. I'm not sure maybe, email confirmation is required when 2FA is enabled.

I see that you're already using shortlinks, that's good. Another suggestion - it's not worth to have so many A-Ads banners on your website because it doesn't helps to improve income - you will stell get pretty much same income like having just 1 A-Ads banner.
Another thing which aren't related to monetization - it would be be good to change text color from white to black, because now your faucet ballance, rewards and timer is hardly visible.

Just because that you didn't received withdrawal confirmation is enough reason to tell that Freebitco.in turned into scam? Do you think that they would really risk their reputation builded in all these years just to scam you for 400k Satoshi? Have you at least tried to contact their support before making this accusation? If not, then drop a PM with your account details to TheQuin who is community manager of Freebitco.in https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=143168. Ther was some issue with confirmation emails from Freebitco.in because few email providers blocked messages from this website. So, now it's recommend to use Gmail on your Freebitco.in account to avoid such issues.

I use Blockchain.com wallet, but I have tiny amount of BTC on this wallet. I can say that I trust them, but only up to certain level. I wouldn't hold large number of BTC on web wallet, especially when I have hardware wallet.
I haven't claimed Stellar airdrop from Blockchain.com wallet. It's not because I don't trust them, KYC is probably is the most effective way to prevent abuse in similar giveways, but I just don't want to sell my identity for just $25. And from my personal perspective I don't see reasons to do KYC which I use as crypto wallet and nothing more.
Probably majority of you in this thread have done KYC on various exchanges and don't see nothing wrong in it. In my opinion KYC on Blockchain.com wallet isn't something worse. It's better than give your sensitive personal information to random ICO's with easy hand.
P.S I wouldn't be surprised if one day they will require KYC for all their users. It's just my prediction, but I see that they are moving to it step by step.

Oh dude, you wasn't un-tagged. You always had red tag since January of 2018, it just was shown as "Untrusted feedback" because Lauda was out of DT. Now Lauda is back to DT and feedback left by Lauda now affects your trust score.
And you got red tag not without reason. Reason is shown in reference. But you are free to prove that you aren't involved in ICO bumping services and you're tagged without any reason.

Can you post link of your faucet? I want to see to know you monetize your faucet now and how you can improve it.
Ot's not easy task to get profit from faucet. Owner of faucet must be creative and use all available methods to earn revenue. I understand that you don't want to use popups, owners of other faucets also don't want, but they are forced to do that to survive.
Another way to get revenue - shortlinks. On many faucets visitor must visit shortlink before claiming coins. Maybe you wont get big revenue from it, but still, it helps.
Javascript miners like Coinhive is another option. Many viditors hate such miners, so it's better to have warning on website if you're using it. But if you have small traffic - it's not worth to use it in my opinion.
And offcourse - advertising networks. There are lot of Bitcoin paying advertising networks - http://www.bitcoins4free.ml/overview-bitcoin-advertising-networks/ . Not all of them accepts faucets, others have strict approval criteria. I recommend to check list and if you meet requirements on some of these networks - apply to it.

Ok, thanks for explanation, I'm going to change trust depth. With recent changes building a customised trust list is good suggestion, but for me it will be more difficult to  do that because I'm not doing trades or business here, so in most cases I can't use my personal experience to build my trust list.

No, I didn't edit, I'm just using DefaultTrust and trust depth is 4

Ok, new trust system looks a bit more complicated and difficult to understand. I just want to ask one question - is it jamalaezaz https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=721115 now DT member? Because I see feedbacks left by him are shown as Trusted. If he is DT member now, who have him on their trust list (sorry but I don't know how to check it)

I also would be interested to find streaming service without delay. Now I'm using Flashscore app, but it's not streaming service. It's livescore app where you can get notifications after something important happened - goal scored, red card and etc. But you get notifications only after 10-15 seconds.
IPTV is a good option because there are almost no delay. But there are one downside - usually good iptv providers give big number of sports channels, but it's still not enough. Smaller leagues or lower divisions are rarely broadcasted on TV, so if you want to bet on such events IPTV isn't an option for you.
Personally, I prefere to watch sports through Acestream (P2P streaming service) because of Full HD quality and no lag, but it has too big delay.
I also can give link of my favourite website of sports streaming - http://livetv.sx/enx/. Other similar websites have too much annoying ads, popups and malware, while this one is clean.

It's true that most of sellers using throw-away accounts to post. They are not stupid to post with higher rank account because they know that it will be tagged and it's not worth to ruin account.
But in my opinion, such Newbie accounts should be also tagged to prevent them from joining bounties in future.

I agree with you. It's impossible to increase minimal wages from $49 to $82 immediately. Imagine yourself being businessmsn in suhch scenario (I'm not talking about large corporations with huge profits) who owns small or medium company. From where you would take 2x money to pay wages. Don't forget that if wages will increase you will have to pay more taxes. Only thing that you can do in such case - increase prices of your production or service to get money for salaries. So, if wages will increase by that much people will not feel that because they will have to spend much more money for food and other stuff that they need. It's normal that governments increasing minimal wages only step by step. I perfectly understand that people aren't happy about it, it's normal, but you should understand that increasing minimal wage by 2x is impossibke in normal conditions.

It's cool to see that crypto is getting more visibilty through sponsorship of sports. And it looks that such advertising deals become very common. I can give few more examples:
NEM cryptocurrency is one of main sponsors of my favourite basketball club. Few days ago I watched Wolves - Liverpool match and saw advertisement of one cryptocurrency exchange on LED banners in stadium. One ICO project Lympo become sponsor of NBA team Dallas Mavericks.
I'm not sure how this way of advertising through sports is effective, but I think it's great way to reach huge audience of sports fans.

I agree with you that there should be some place for faucet. Faucets is important part of cryptocurrency world, many people discover crypto through faucets. But you're right that individual faucets shouldn't be listed. There are simply too much scam and many faucets stop working after few weeks or months. So, listing of faucet microwallets like Faucethub or Coinpot would be better idea. Maybe Freebitco.in could be also listed because it's oldest and most popular faucet.

2 - LTU_btc

No, because currently they don't offer new cards. All pre-orders were canceled because it seems that they still didn't found new card provider. Here is their message:

I have Revolut card, but I never tried to buy crypto on Revolut. I don't see any reasons to do that. Actually you can't buy real crypto on Revolut. It's impossible to withdraw crypto from Revolut, you also can't deposit it to your account. You only can buy/sell crypto inside Revolut. Crypto that you buy on Revolut don't even exist on blockchain.
But their card is good choice if you want to purchase crypto on other exchanges.