Since you're a new user in the bitcoin world, i'd like to take the time to give you a warning/tip about what you're doing:
1) you're using coinbase, which is fine, but you have to be carefull because they're known to lock accounts when they feel the user is doing something against their TOS (for example, gambling). Also, you're not the only one having controll of your private keys, so you're not the one in controll of your own funds. I would encourage you to use desktop/paper/hardware wallets to store the bulk of your funds.
2) you're using bitcoin core, wich is GREAT
. Just make sure you take regular backups of your wallet.dat, make sure you have a strong password and keep your virus protection up-to-date. Also, always double-check any address before creating a transaction
3) your main source of income are faucets... This is not such a good thing... You're harvesting a lot of micro-inputs... If you ever decide to use those inputs to pay somebody, you'll have to pay a huge fee in order to get your transaction included in a block!!! Fees are calculated based on the transaction size (not the ammount of BTC sent). The size gets bigger for each additional input/output used/generated in the transaction, so if you use hundreds of micro-inputs, the size will be enormous, and you'll have to pay a huge fee to tempt a miner to include your transaction in the block he/she is mining.
Also, if you do the math, you make waaay less per hour visiting faucets than you would make doing dishes, having a newspaper round, working at Mc. donalds. It might be a better idear to get an IRL job and use part of the earnings to buy BTC.
