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[snead]

Its easy to understand. Free satoshis. People are and always will be greedy. It's the only working BTC faucet out there, and people, especially people from 3rd world countries, will spend months farming it.
Regardless of the reputation, if the withdrawals work, and they do, they will use it

That's simply not true - there are other faucets that are not just faucets (they have various additional earning opportunities) that still work and you can earn something if you have active referrals. I just looked at one such faucet and there was $20+ waiting to be withdrawn - it's not much, but I didn't have to do anything for it.

New users can only spin the faucet once a day, which increases only by using the other earning options, PTC, surveys, PlayTime, OfferWalls, etc...

[babygun]

Its easy to understand. Free satoshis. People are and always will be greedy. It's the only working BTC faucet out there, and people, especially people from 3rd world countries, will spend months farming it.
Regardless of the reputation, if the withdrawals work, and they do, they will use it

That's simply not true - there are other faucets that are not just faucets (they have various additional earning opportunities) that still work and you can earn something if you have active referrals. I just looked at one such faucet and there was $20+ waiting to be withdrawn - it's not much, but I didn't have to do anything for it.

I used to be very interested in faucets when I first started with crypto several years ago. It is a good tool to learn but it takes a long while to earn something good. But if the bitcoin price keeps going up than even claiming 2 satoshis can be worth something big.

[shield132]

The faucet now is the same value as it was ten years ago, I agree on appearance the number is lower but its the same deal.  Will it be popular or the same idea draw as it was previous I dont know.   You cant blame the faucet itself because even years ago people didnt like that it was a low value but we should have all just shut up on that one complaint when faucet was giving out hundreds of sats so regularly;  in hindsight it was not a thing to be negative on.

Their old Bitcoin faucet wasn't very bad, they were giving away 1 Bitcoin every hour but when the price became a thousand dollars and up, they changed it to $200 per hour. Freebitco has a similar website dedicated to Dogecoin, there was a time when you could get 10 dogecoin and more from a single free roll. I had lots of doge coins collected from Freebitco but sadly, I was a kid and I was playing for fun, I forgot my username and password but then a few years later, Elon Musk pumped dogecoin and it almost became one dollar per coin. To say shortly, if we consider Dogecoin's all-time high, I was rolling 10 dollars per hour on Freedoge.co.in a few years ago and I didn't know it.

[SATWAT]

Its easy to understand. Free satoshis. People are and always will be greedy. It's the only working BTC faucet out there, and people, especially people from 3rd world countries, will spend months farming it.
Regardless of the reputation, if the withdrawals work, and they do, they will use it

That's simply not true - there are other faucets that are not just faucets (they have various additional earning opportunities) that still work and you can earn something if you have active referrals. I just looked at one such faucet and there was $20+ waiting to be withdrawn - it's not much, but I didn't have to do anything for it.

I used to be very interested in faucets when I first started with crypto several years ago. It is a good tool to learn but it takes a long while to earn something good. But if the bitcoin price keeps going up than even claiming 2 satoshis can be worth something big.

Faucets were great contributors in this community from early years while we have many problems and scams but still no one can forget about their contribution and having amazing support for the cryptocurrency.
Now due to increase rate of bitcoin and many other factors stopped this big contributor, but we have Freebitco for years which is also huge success.
Recent change of ownership bringing many problems and difficulties for members, but members are still positive about this and looking forward to giving his best to this community.

[GinnyBanzz]

If anybody is interested, i've been on FBC for over 10 years now, I have spun the free wheel a hell of a lot (most days, usually multiple times a day).

I looked at my personal stats, I've rolled just over 11,850 times which has earned me 0.0165 bitcoin.

At the time of writing this post that is worth around $1700.

Most of that came from the early years when 1 BTC was worth a few hundred dollars (I remember during promotional times getting several thousand sats a spin).

After reading your stats I also check mine which are much greater than you which really surprised me because currently its showing FreeRolls 24,158 MultiplyRolls 62,899 Total Payouts 0.55886580 Total Deposits 0.54139200.

But still many problems today I deposited 15,000 Satoshi for test case these appear after confirmation but suddenly disappear now checking for long time but nothing happening.

The stats I posted were only my free spins and earnings from that. I did not include my referral earnings or any deposits which are much bigger.

[STT]

Their old Bitcoin faucet wasn't very bad, they were giving away 1 Bitcoin every hour but when the price became a thousand dollars and up, they changed it to $200 per hour. Freebitco has a similar website dedicated to Dogecoin, there was a time when you could get 10 dogecoin and more from a single free roll. I had lots of doge coins collected from Freebitco but sadly, I was a kid and I was playing for fun, I forgot my username and password but then a few years later, Elon Musk pumped dogecoin and it almost became one dollar per coin. To say shortly, if we consider Dogecoin's all-time high, I was rolling 10 dollars per hour on Freedoge.co.in a few years ago and I didn't know it.

Yea we are living in extraordinary times, thats why I guess pessimistic attitudes would be misplaced though I understand complaints etc.    The faucet is probably worth doing if its there, be grateful I guess is the right thing and I know there are other sites that might have this offer in some similar way and I used a few of those also so I try to be grateful always basically because BTC and crypto generally is like a volcano in terms of growth.

I had doge coin also in the early days and I think my memory is right if I say it was just 1 sat per coin at one point.  It had massive supply and sold off badly so yea I wasnt following but its come back alot powered by memes, I sold mine and consider myself lucky as I was using a reddit tip bot with doge and that was not a great idea overall.    I cant remember mining it like ETH and all the others, sad mining is not such a thing now as it was even on this site believe it or not.  I dont remember much of the early days but I do remember FBC had Bitcoin mining for years as a website feature.

[dwyane36]

I used to be very interested in faucets when I first started with crypto several years ago. It is a good tool to learn but it takes a long while to earn something good. But if the bitcoin price keeps going up than even claiming 2 satoshis can be worth something big.

If there are still active faucets besides Freebitcoin, these sites can be relevant only for those who attract a lot of referrals. However, it's a waste of time for an ordinary user without referrals because even if the BTC price ever reaches $1 million, 2 sats will be only 2 cents. By the way, the minimum withdrawal amount is 30k sats on Freebitcoin. So, just imagine how long it will take for a user to accumulate such an amount just by using the faucet.

[UserU]

You're right - it's working for a very long time, and it's been paying regularly so far. I made a withdrawal request so we'll see if I get anything for the beer and snacks

Well then, enjoy! Did you earn the balance through offerwalls?

[babygun]

I used to be very interested in faucets when I first started with crypto several years ago. It is a good tool to learn but it takes a long while to earn something good. But if the bitcoin price keeps going up than even claiming 2 satoshis can be worth something big.

If there are still active faucets besides Freebitcoin, these sites can be relevant only for those who attract a lot of referrals. However, it's a waste of time for an ordinary user without referrals because even if the BTC price ever reaches $1 million, 2 sats will be only 2 cents. By the way, the minimum withdrawal amount is 30k sats on Freebitcoin. So, just imagine how long it will take for a user to accumulate such an amount just by using the faucet.

You are right! It takes a very long time on freebitco.in to reach 30k sats if you don't have any referrals, don't gamble or bet (as those could give you extra RP as it you have enough, you can convert them to BTC). I always struggle to gain referrals so faucets are not for me anymore.

[btcltcdigger]

Its easy to understand. Free satoshis. People are and always will be greedy. It's the only working BTC faucet out there, and people, especially people from 3rd world countries, will spend months farming it.
Regardless of the reputation, if the withdrawals work, and they do, they will use it

That's simply not true - there are other faucets that are not just faucets (they have various additional earning opportunities) that still work and you can earn something if you have active referrals. I just looked at one such faucet and there was $20+ waiting to be withdrawn - it's not much, but I didn't have to do anything for it.

I dunno, i tried hundreds back in the day, and FBC was the only one that just gave something. Others, at least in my experience, always demanded some adds to be watched, or surveys to be filled, which weren't worth the time to be honest.
And majority just had too much minimum withdrawl, you had to come back daily for years to get anything out

[Lucius]

You're right - it's working for a very long time, and it's been paying regularly so far. I made a withdrawal request so we'll see if I get anything for the beer and snacks

Well then, enjoy! Did you earn the balance through offerwalls?

I did absolutely nothing, it's all earnings from referrals that are surprisingly still active. It just means that faucets are still interesting to some people.

I dunno, i tried hundreds back in the day, and FBC was the only one that just gave something. Others, at least in my experience, always demanded some adds to be watched, or surveys to be filled, which weren't worth the time to be honest.
And majority just had too much minimum withdrawl, you had to come back daily for years to get anything out

I don't know what period you're referring to exactly - but I earned my first BTC on faucets - the golden age was from 2014-2016. With some active referrals and a good faucet rotator, you could easily collect around 500 000 satoshis per day, so now calculate how much it took to get 1 BTC. Back then, faucets didn't have short links and similar nonsense, only captcha and coins going to the microwallet.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I used to be very interested in faucets when I first started with crypto several years ago. It is a good tool to learn but it takes a long while to earn something good. But if the bitcoin price keeps going up than even claiming 2 satoshis can be worth something big.

If there are still active faucets besides Freebitcoin, these sites can be relevant only for those who attract a lot of referrals. However, it's a waste of time for an ordinary user without referrals because even if the BTC price ever reaches $1 million, 2 sats will be only 2 cents. By the way, the minimum withdrawal amount is 30k sats on Freebitcoin. So, just imagine how long it will take for a user to accumulate such an amount just by using the faucet.

You are right! It takes a very long time on freebitco.in to reach 30k sats if you don't have any referrals, don't gamble or bet (as those could give you extra RP as it you have enough, you can convert them to BTC). I always struggle to gain referrals so faucets are not for me anymore.

I actually do not think there is still any functioning bitcoin Faucet besides freebitco, if any still exists out there, it will likely be a Trojan fest platform where if you visit, the site will install trogan and other harmful viruses into your device system through their ads that they purposely make to cover important information, and when you try to click cancel to close the ad, it's as if you clicked the ad itself to open.
Businesses today have better ideas on how to get users, and not through building a bitcoin Faucet, because cryptocurrency users in their right sense won't try to accumulate bitcoin Sats through Faucet, it's something one may do until he or she passes on and still, he or she won't reach the minimum withdrawal threshold.

So, when it comes to a working bitcoin Faucet, I personally still see and consider freebitco as the one and only we have at the moment, there used to be alot of faucets in the past, but not anymore.

[btcltcdigger]

I actually do not think there is still any functioning bitcoin Faucet besides freebitco, if any still exists out there, it will likely be a Trojan fest platform where if you visit, the site will install trogan and other harmful viruses into your device system through their ads that they purposely make to cover important information, and when you try to click cancel to close the ad, it's as if you clicked the ad itself to open.
Businesses today have better ideas on how to get users, and not through building a bitcoin Faucet, because cryptocurrency users in their right sense won't try to accumulate bitcoin Sats through Faucet, it's something one may do until he or she passes on and still, he or she won't reach the minimum withdrawal threshold.

So, when it comes to a working bitcoin Faucet, I personally still see and consider freebitco as the one and only we have at the moment, there used to be alot of faucets in the past, but not anymore.

That was exactly my point. I used to have a self made website that would use iframes to rotate 20-30 faucets back in the day, and they worked for some time, but nowaday, if you type in bitcoin faucet into google, chances are your pc will get an STD pretty fast.

Oh well, we all miss the good old golden days when faucets gave you like 5 BTC per click...

[Kavelj22]

It's good that the faucet is still active and I hope that Freebito withdrawals are smooth and without complications as I notice its problems with the rest of the features on the site.
As I mentioned before, although faucets are not very profitable since they do not give a lot of satoshi, they are an opportunity for people who do not have ways to earn some bitcoins, even as an experiment. Getting some satoshi from faucets will push these beginners to learn about bitcoin wallets and how to use them in addition to trading platforms and the features they provide. The educational goals of faucets have become more valuable than financial profit.

BTC withdrawals are still working smoothly. Faucets are indeed a good tool to introduce new adopters to crypto universe, although they were much more friendly and satisfactory to be claimed many years ago. Nowadays, with the exception of freebitco.in and one or another platform, if you want to claim from faucets you have to go through a long lasting process of solving captchas, anti-bot links, intrusive pop-ups and malicious links.

It's too annoying to claim from faucets right now. This niche of crypto industry has pratically died. There are few people who still make use of such websites. Freebitco.in just survived and thrived because it offered side features, like dice, events betting, lottery and investment, taking advantage of the fact they were the most popular faucet since the early days of Bitcoin.

Ten years ago, faucets were indeed a great educational tool to get in touch with Bitcoin for the first time, though.

As the cryptocurrency landscape evolved and faucets gained traction, the rewards they offered were greatly diminished, and they were often disbursed in small amounts. However, their role was pivotal. Beyond rewards, these faucets played a huge role in the evolution of cryptocurrency, acting as catalysts that democratized access and spread the crypto wave to a wider audience. First faucet ever created was in 2010, just one year after creating the bitcoin protocol. Some faucets paid 5btc on every claim. This was huge!

Furthermore, these faucets not only boosted user engagement, but also added an educational layer, introducing newcomers to the dynamics of blockchain transactions, private and public keys, and wallet security.

[sunsilk]

I used to be very interested in faucets when I first started with crypto several years ago. It is a good tool to learn but it takes a long while to earn something good. But if the bitcoin price keeps going up than even claiming 2 satoshis can be worth something big.

If there are still active faucets besides Freebitcoin, these sites can be relevant only for those who attract a lot of referrals. However, it's a waste of time for an ordinary user without referrals because even if the BTC price ever reaches $1 million, 2 sats will be only 2 cents.

There's still some margin and market for the people who will try to get into faucets. You're right, that it will still get some good referral on it by those who just got started.

By the way, the minimum withdrawal amount is 30k sats on Freebitcoin. So, just imagine how long it will take for a user to accumulate such an amount just by using the faucet.

And when they start to see how much they need to earn for the minimum amount to withdraw, they might get discouraged about it. But I guess that they've learned the basics already after knowing that.

[virasog]

As the cryptocurrency landscape evolved and faucets gained traction, the rewards they offered were greatly diminished, and they were often disbursed in small amounts. However, their role was pivotal. Beyond rewards, these faucets played a huge role in the evolution of cryptocurrency, acting as catalysts that democratized access and spread the crypto wave to a wider audience. First faucet ever created was in 2010, just one year after creating the bitcoin protocol. Some faucets paid 5btc on every claim. This was huge!

Furthermore, these faucets not only boosted user engagement, but also added an educational layer, introducing newcomers to the dynamics of blockchain transactions, private and public keys, and wallet security.

Yup faucets were popular during the early days of Bitcoin and I remember in 2016/17 era the faucets were widely used and freebitco was the one that consistently provided the faucet services. I remember during those time, there were many bitcoin faucets sites and many went down but freebitco is still up to date.

People started losing interest in faucets as when the bitcoin price started to increase, it was no longer feasible for the sites to offer free faucets, however these days I guess only freebitco is still up and running, though it has transformed a lot from faucet to a full-fledged gambling site.

[GinnyBanzz]

I actually do not think there is still any functioning bitcoin Faucet besides freebitco, if any still exists out there, it will likely be a Trojan fest platform where if you visit, the site will install trogan and other harmful viruses into your device system through their ads that they purposely make to cover important information, and when you try to click cancel to close the ad, it's as if you clicked the ad itself to open.
Businesses today have better ideas on how to get users, and not through building a bitcoin Faucet, because cryptocurrency users in their right sense won't try to accumulate bitcoin Sats through Faucet, it's something one may do until he or she passes on and still, he or she won't reach the minimum withdrawal threshold.

So, when it comes to a working bitcoin Faucet, I personally still see and consider freebitco as the one and only we have at the moment, there used to be alot of faucets in the past, but not anymore.

That was exactly my point. I used to have a self made website that would use iframes to rotate 20-30 faucets back in the day, and they worked for some time, but nowaday, if you type in bitcoin faucet into google, chances are your pc will get an STD pretty fast.

Oh well, we all miss the good old golden days when faucets gave you like 5 BTC per click...

Yep, same. I forgot the name of the site, but it was a faucet aggregator, showed you all the facuets, how much they paid, and when you last collected, you could easily earn tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of sats a day. I collected 0.5 from those over a period of months. Those were the glory days, I always collected so regularly,  on the off chance that Bitcoin would one day be worth a lot, and here we are at over 100k a coin.

[dwyane36]

Those were the glory days, I always collected so regularly,  on the off chance that Bitcoin would one day be worth a lot, and here we are at over 100k a coin.

Many who have been in the crypto industry for a long time started with faucets. That's why freebitcoin had such a large audience. At that time, users really had the opportunity to collect quite a lot of sats (0.2, 0.5, or even 1 BTC if there were referrals) but the problem is that only a few continued to keep sats from faucets until now.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Many who have been in the crypto industry for a long time started with faucets. That's why freebitcoin had such a large audience. At that time, users really had the opportunity to collect quite a lot of sats (0.2, 0.5, or even 1 BTC if there were referrals) but the problem is that only a few continued to keep sats from faucets until now.

That also happened with those who bought bitcoin early or mined them, not just those who got on faucets like FBI. Most sold when they got a little return, others even in a market downturn, and only the few who holded for a long time were the ones who really got rich.

[btcltcdigger]

Many who have been in the crypto industry for a long time started with faucets. That's why freebitcoin had such a large audience. At that time, users really had the opportunity to collect quite a lot of sats (0.2, 0.5, or even 1 BTC if there were referrals) but the problem is that only a few continued to keep sats from faucets until now.

That also happened with those who bought bitcoin early or mined them, not just those who got on faucets like FBI. Most sold when they got a little return, others even in a market downturn, and only the few who holded for a long time were the ones who really got rich.

Correct. We used to mine BTC on our laptops. You go out for lunch, come back in 30 mins, you'd mine like 20 BTC.
Sadly, i sold a big chunk of MY BTC in the $600-$1000 glory days. I made good money, but in hindsight, i could have owned a small island now
I regret nothing tho