How much time do you spend a week doing it?  That is a very high payout from faucets.

I think he's the owner of that site
So, most likely he earn 0.1BTC/week thanks to his refferals

Or he always get jackpot in faucet site

Still not sure about it. I have seen enough democracy. Don't want to be part of democracy now. It's making me die everyday.

I'm sure he did not so much get bitcoin from the faucet, probably under 0.002 per day.

because I've tried it and the result is not much, but if you have referrals so much, maybe a day can earn more than 0.01

Then you must be a saint
That's really surprising to see such a person on internet.

Government only give in form of pension as it thinks is necessary for your survival. It will not cover the luxuries you are talking about. For that you will have to have a solid source of income.

see, every system has it's own problem. You see  China is struggling with it's system. No human right, so much frustration.
County like India is struggling with it's democracy as well.
Middle east countries are also struggling with their kingdom structure.
Everyone is fed up.
We need a rest button.

So no sources, just speculation? I'm not saying there aren't problems. But you have to work with what you have. At the moment that's a form of democracy. Referendums help bring issues to public attention. And to start debates. Far from perfect, but what are you proposing instead? And I mean realistic proposals with what we have now.

You see, democracy is the best mirage among all the mirage. That's why most countries are moving towards it. Even, look at the Middle East Spring...they all are running for it.

But in countries like India, Banks are giving 7-10% annual interest rate depending upon the amount, bank and maturity tenure. So that's not very bad compare to what you are refereeing to.

If you start to weigh advantages over disadvantages, Gold will come on top.

1. Gold can be bought and sold in any country. And gold is more or less bought for investment and the people who buy it don't really have the need to transfer it worldwide. But when the need to do so arise it can be liquidated faster than Bitcoin.

2. Gold can be bought/sold on bullion exchange, so you don't have to build a safe to store it.

3. If you purchase gold from registered sellers/banks, it comes with certificates of it's authenticity, so you don't really need to be a goldsmith to verify it.

4. You're confusing gold bought for jewellery (as ring, lockets etc) with what we are discussing here, gold as an investment. And if you buy gold for the latter, it can be cut into pieces and sold as per the needs.

Bitcoin is neither of those things.  Bitcoin, after 6 years, simply doesn't exist in the world like other tech.   Even Compuserve had more users at their peak.  The capitalization of the defunct Deutschmark, still being circulated and used as barter, is worth more than Bitcoin.

http://theweek.com/articles/473734/why-are-germans-still-using-deutsche-mark

I trust estimations more from the FRB, ECB and impartial people like Jeffrey Robinson over con artists trying to pump their own IPOs or defunct exchanges.  MtGox claimed millions of users and yet Risto Rpietila, on these forums, discovered MtGox only had around 60,000 addresses with anything in them (and a lot of them contained dust) and addresses are not people.  More realistic estimates from FRB, ECB and Robinson indicate less than 250,000 users.

It increasingly looks to be the case that Bitcoin was really all hype and smoke to make con artists like Mark Karpeles and Jed McCaleb rich.

If FRB's assessment is right then we have exponential doubling every 8 months but that still puts Bitcoin well over 10+ years before it becomes a household thing and I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for it.

Most of the poverty today are not caused by lacking of resource or production technology, but by lacking of money, and today's fiat money system is the major cause of it, since it continuously shift wealth to ruling class

If the time of each person is used as currency, then every people in those developing countries will become almost equally rich as the person in developed countries. Unfortunately, in today's system they must work like a slave, use their precious life to exchange for some food that people throwing away every day in developed countries. Without money, their freedom is very limited, but with fiat money, they would never gain freedom

Some people might say that has something to do with education, but that is not true. A higher degree might give you a better career 100 years ago, but now there are so many people with higher degrees can not find a job.

If you look at the ruling class of those developing country, they live almost the same life as western elites. Now most of the European luxury products are bought by Chinese

@Amph Where did you see it was a rumor? Did a quick search and found nothing.

@GreenStox I know of cases like Ireland where the result not to enter the union wasn't accepted. And they repeated the referendum until they got the result they wanted. And I know of cases like Greece and the fear mongering against Syriza. But didn't hear of voting fraud. Do you have sources for that? Not that this referendum is binding anyway. But still significant if it isn't only a rumor.

You underestimate the intelligence of people. 
In this globalized world, people can look at different countries and see how capitalist / socialist economies have fared. One of the reasons why communist regimes collapsed is that people realized life in capitalist countries was much better.

thanks for the link...and btw there are a all of peopels who having a different point of view then yours....yes u r too smart but that's because u had experienced this all

gold. because BTC we do not know what his
future, your wallet account may be banned
tomorrow, we do not know.

Yeah, most people don't realize they can easily city out 10-20% by getting rid of additional expenses/impulse buys. Skip the $4 cup of coffee every day. Don't grab a bag of chips, smokes and a soda every time you get gas, drink water when you go out to eat, change you cable/phone plan (do you even need cable these days???), etc. Cutting your expenses should be your first goal .

You have to remember that 0.25% is not the norm; rates were dropped to zero as a result of the financial crisis in 08. "Normal times" they fluctuate - 3%, 6%, 8%... heck, early 80's you could get 16-20%. Of course, mortgages were also 14-18%.

But you have to stop looking at the situation as it is today and projecting that out to the indefinite future... Things are a lot more stable than they were, and the Fed is talking about letting rates rise, which'll have a trickle down effect across the rest of the world in turn.

These last few years of 0 to 0.25% interest on savings have been brutal for savers, but are far from the norm.

I lost 40 mBTC betting.

But I'll recover them very soon

it was like so, but they are not still there yet, was just a rumor at the end, i think ital will stay in the euro for now, and greece getting out will not change that