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[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

[ESG]

yesterday  i received an promotional email with a ticket e fui rodar, >>>"500" _Internal server Error.  , i close the page,  i back to email, clicked again on ticket, open browse,>>> again, >>>"500"..., but i dont deleted this email, and now, half hour ago, arrived new email with ticket, i play, and was ok, didnt  was lottery tickets, , was 9RP, and i close the page and back to email, deleted this last, and  i reopen the last from  yesterday, and i goes play, and was good, very good, >>>9sats, dont was lottery how ever!!!

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This site is a great tool to teach people who don't know anything... In it there is a subject about securityhow to generate a secure wallet, how to send and receive BTC, teach about the importance of security of the registered email, enable 2fa write down the keys.... delete recovery phone to prevent third parties from SIMswap... and etc.

[babygun]

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.

If you had the luck recruiting a very active referral, you could make very good money on freebitco.in. Some people earned 18 BTC thanks to their referrals. I also remember the time of freedogecoin.in, I don't remember the amount you got per claim but the value for 1 DOGE back then was like 0.0001$.

[Lida93]

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.

Yeah I could remember I once received a few sats back then from a survey task I participated although I can't recall which platform exactly through which I got it as its been a long time now, but if we're to compare those times with now between faucets era and the mini telegram airdrop tapping projects I dont think there's a big gap of difference between the two as they're both about rewarding participation. And just as some persons who received those faucet rewards (sats) couldn't hold up to now but sold ASAP, same way some of the persons receiving a few airdrops rewards are selling theirs without having a positive look to the future potential of those tokens they get. It's possible that tomorrow a lot of people will likewise talk about some of this airdrops too and which they hold.

[UserU]

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.

Ngl, that's impressive with the current BTC rates! You're definitely fortunate to have these people actively working on offers since solely PTC earnings are negligible these days.

[shield132]

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.

Freebitco had a large audience because it was one of the most popular websites among other crypto websites, it was also one of the most promoted. I remember when one of the biggest bank in my country started accepting of Bitcoin through a sister company, they were promoting Freebitco.in as one of the best ways to collect your first Bitcoins. Btw I wouldn't say that users had the opportunity to easily collect lots of sats because Bitcoin's price was low and if someone was working a job with minimum pay, would easily be able to collect lots of Bitcoins.

[virasog]

Freebitco had a large audience because it was one of the most popular websites among other crypto websites, it was also one of the most promoted. I remember when one of the biggest bank in my country started accepting of Bitcoin through a sister company, they were promoting Freebitco.in as one of the best ways to collect your first Bitcoins.

Even with all the recent issues with freebitco, they still have more than 20M hits per month. Still, many gamblers prefer to gamble there or some may even come there only to claim free faucets but this traffic number is kind of huge especially when you see the complaints and issues faced by gamblers on this platform.

Btw I wouldn't say that users had the opportunity to easily collect lots of sats because Bitcoin's price was low and if someone was working a job with minimum pay, would easily be able to collect lots of Bitcoins.

Mostly people who collected bitcoins through faucets may have sold their sats already but if someone only claimed the faucets regularly since few years, by now he must have accumulated a lot of satoshi's and considering the price of Bitcoin over a 100K now, he must be rich only by faucets but that vision and to not sell those free money, isn't something common. Most people will sell the free stuff quickly.

[Mugtaiya]

Hi.

Strange, this page does work:
https://freebitco.in/static/html/wof/wof-premium.html

Hopefully they will restore the main page soon.

The page and site came back but for how much longer they going to keep playing this game

Have they restored 16 free spins for those purchasing premium membership promising these benefits yet

NO!

Think the value of the FUN token showing 3 sats on the premium page so it dropped from 4 sats when bitcoin increases

Very strange project

[uneng]

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.

Ngl, that's impressive with the current BTC rates! You're definitely fortunate to have these people actively working on offers since solely PTC earnings are negligible these days.

Probably Cointiply is the best faucet platform nowadays, even better than freebitco.in. But besides these two alternatives, I guess there isn't anything else satisfactory to become an user anymore. Cointiply doesn't have intrusive pop-ups, neither put you under risk of infection through malwares. It's a good app, with many earnings opportunities, despite them paying pretty low sums of money.

In every cases, it's a good one for young people who are starting their journey in crypto universe right now, just like we did 10 years ago or so. They can earn in Cointiply by completing determined achievements in other games apps, by answering surveys, claiming from faucet (which is simple and fast to do), and seasonal events.

I know that because there is someone close to me who is an enthusiast of Cointiply.

[dwyane36]

Even with all the recent issues with freebitco, they still have more than 20M hits per month. Still, many gamblers prefer to gamble there or some may even come there only to claim free faucets but this traffic number is kind of huge especially when you see the complaints and issues faced by gamblers on this platform.

According to similarweb, the traffic on the freebitcoin site for the last month was more than 26 million. For example, the popular exchange bybit has about the same traffic. This is really impressive, but I honestly have doubts about the reliability of this data. Personally, I think that the problems that have been occurring with the freebitcoin site over the past year should have triggered an exodus of most of their audience.

[Free Market Capitalist]

According to similarweb, the traffic on the freebitcoin site for the last month was more than 26 million. For example, the popular exchange bybit has about the same traffic. This is really impressive, but I honestly have doubts about the reliability of this data. Personally, I think that the problems that have been occurring with the freebitcoin site over the past year should have triggered an exodus of most of their audience.

I'm surprised too, but that data must be collected automatically, right? Even taking into account an acceptable margin of error of 10 or 15% they are still very high numbers. Although if it is true one is not surprised that they keep running the site like that. If they are running it so badly and still have so many customers, and making so much money, there doesn't seem to be an incentive to improve.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

According to similarweb, the traffic on the freebitcoin site for the last month was more than 26 million. For example, the popular exchange bybit has about the same traffic. This is really impressive, but I honestly have doubts about the reliability of this data. Personally, I think that the problems that have been occurring with the freebitcoin site over the past year should have triggered an exodus of most of their audience.

I'm surprised too, but that data must be collected automatically, right? Even taking into account an acceptable margin of error of 10 or 15% they are still very high numbers. Although if it is true one is not surprised that they keep running the site like that. If they are running it so badly and still have so many customers, and making so much money, there doesn't seem to be an incentive to improve.

I am surprised as well and honestly doubt the reliability of that data, it's completely unreliable for me.

With 26 million in monthly traffic right now that the site is having several issues, what this mean is that the number would have or must have been much higher than this, maybe x3 or x4 more than this when the site was operating normally?, it's unbelievable to me.

Bybit exchange also having similar data in traffic even further makes the traffic data on freebitco more unbelievable as we all know that freebitco is not as popular as bybit is.
I also have checked stake.com and they have around 66 million visits, just a few millions behind Binance exchange with 82 million visits, all of this data does seem reliable to me.

[btcltcdigger]

The page and site came back but for how much longer they going to keep playing this game

Have they restored 16 free spins for those purchasing premium membership promising these benefits yet

NO!

Think the value of the FUN token showing 3 sats on the premium page so it dropped from 4 sats when bitcoin increases

Very strange project

It dropped price because many people are exiting this coin. Since there's no free WoF spins, hardly anyone has any use of the token, and does not intend to keep it.
Honestly with the way things have been going down, it's just a matter of time before becomes illiquid

[Uhwuchukwu53]

Freebitco had a large audience because it was one of the most popular websites among other crypto websites, it was also one of the most promoted. I remember when one of the biggest bank in my country started accepting of Bitcoin through a sister company, they were promoting Freebitco.in as one of the best ways to collect your first Bitcoins.

Even with all the recent issues with freebitco, they still have more than 20M hits per month. Still, many gamblers prefer to gamble there or some may even come there only to claim free faucets but this traffic number is kind of huge especially when you see the complaints and issues faced by gamblers on this platform.

Btw I wouldn't say that users had the opportunity to easily collect lots of sats because Bitcoin's price was low and if someone was working a job with minimum pay, would easily be able to collect lots of Bitcoins.

Mostly people who collected bitcoins through faucets may have sold their sats already but if someone only claimed the faucets regularly since few years, by now he must have accumulated a lot of satoshi's and considering the price of Bitcoin over a 100K now, he must be rich only by faucets but that vision and to not sell those free money, isn't something common. Most people will sell the free stuff quickly.

There is no doubt over your opinion as many who claim free coins likely to sell off without the thought of holding, I believe too well that the case of selling off free claimed coin mostly this days that allot of information and eye opener on how a coin can rise has made many to think towards holding without rush if selling, though some person without vision and who only target is to sell off any coin or investment they made in crypto or Bitcoin will always do no matter the level of information or awareness been created. The choice to claim free and hold is always advantageous to who ever that could practice it as best option in the ecosystem of crypto.

[Slow death]

The page and site came back but for how much longer they going to keep playing this game

Have they restored 16 free spins for those purchasing premium membership promising these benefits yet

NO!

Think the value of the FUN token showing 3 sats on the premium page so it dropped from 4 sats when bitcoin increases

Very strange project

It dropped price because many people are exiting this coin. Since there's no free WoF spins, hardly anyone has any use of the token, and does not intend to keep it.
Honestly with the way things have been going down, it's just a matter of time before becomes illiquid

In my opinion, the site owners made a big mistake by getting involved with this token. These casino tokens don't have a great future, no matter how many resources the casinos put into making use of the token, at the end of the day the price of the token doesn't go up much even when the price of bitcoin goes up a lot.

[UserU]

Probably Cointiply is the best faucet platform nowadays, even better than freebitco.in. But besides these two alternatives, I guess there isn't anything else satisfactory to become an user anymore. Cointiply doesn't have intrusive pop-ups, neither put you under risk of infection through malwares. It's a good app, with many earnings opportunities, despite them paying pretty low sums of money.

In every cases, it's a good one for young people who are starting their journey in crypto universe right now, just like we did 10 years ago or so. They can earn in Cointiply by completing determined achievements in other games apps, by answering surveys, claiming from faucet (which is simple and fast to do), and seasonal events.

I know that because there is someone close to me who is an enthusiast of Cointiply.

Having used multiple faucets, I'd say it's not really the best, because they pay in coins which have to be converted to crypto just like those out there.

On the other hand, if someone were to claim the Sats here over the years, the value would be way more than the other faucet balances combined.