Legit? Giving free waves?

[Jaycee99]

Hi guys I have question earlier and no one answered so I posted this on here but I just post the link because it might be considered as spam. I HOPE THE VETERANS CAN ANSWER: ) thanks.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2019922.msg20128687#msg20128687

Ps: no one answered thats why I really need answers thanks again.

[mk4]

Hi guys I have question earlier and no one answered so I posted this on here but I just post the link because it might be considered as spam. I HOPE THE VETERANS CAN ANSWER: ) thanks.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2019922.msg20128687#msg20128687

Ps: no one answered thats why I really need answers thanks again.

It looks like a typical cryptocurrency faucet. Why not try it out? I'm pretty sure you only need to give them your wallet to use it, and nothing else. You having nothing to lose with trying it.

[McCorneEva]

You can now buy Ethereum and Litecoin much cheaper on the Waves platform, maybe other coins too. They just added those trading pairs recently and there isn't much liquidity yet - I was able to score ~ 6 BTC worth at 30% discount compared to mainstream exchanges. Look for ETH / Bitcoin and LTC / Bitcoin pairs. Maybe for you can trade them for waves too. Just make sure you buy the right coin - must have a checkmark beside the three letter abbreviation -  There are many interesting opportunities like that lately with all the new exchanges and blockchains that don't have liquidity between each other and various pairs they trade.

[galestorm]

I can assure you that wavesdrop is a legit cryptocurrency faucet that you can use to recieve waves. you just have to give the address of your wallet and you'll receive free waves in less than an hour.

[OgNasty]

Looks like a faucet that is paying out less than a penny.  Can't see any reason why it wouldn't be legit...  I'm not sure investigating or using it is the best use of your time though.