Would you waste your time for 5 cents worth of bitcoin?

[Shasha80]

I am a person who always appreciates time, I think doing it for the sake of 5 cents is less useful. We have the same life time
for 24 hours a day, it is wiser to use something more productive. Doing so will waste your life time with only 5 cents. I think
the website is faucet, and usually the minimum withdrawals are also large. So it takes a long time to be able to withdraw.
Not to mention that the website is a scam. I suggest not doing this, look for work that is worth the result.

[Ailmand]

I think people will get tired of it and I think what would be the catch on visiting and clicking on the website. A lot of scams is going on today and people are skeptical in clicking links and visiting unsecured sites. So, I doubt if a lot of people would spend their free time trying it.

[nasipadang]

I am doing market research for a potential project.
If there was a website you could go to daily where you would earn anywhere from 1 cent - 10 cents worth of bitcoin just for clicking a button, would you do it?
No strings attached, no deposit required. You go to the website, push a button and 5 cents is deposited into your wallet. Would you go every day and do it, or is it not worth your time?

It depends on how much you can get in a day, if 5 cents per day I better continue my crypto trade. 1-10 cent is a low value and not worth it, whatever it is, you definitely get some benefits from visitors. This promotion is suitable for those who want to get a lot of traffic view on the website, then place an ads.

[airdnasxela]

Every big value starts from smallest value. Every bit of bitcoin is worthy. You wouldn't be able to collect and earn 1btc if it wasn't for each cents. Actually the work is easy so I wouldn't expect to receive much amount. But of course I wouldn't just stick with that work. It doesn't really take much of your time since all you have to do is to click the button. Why not grab the opportunity

[libert19]

Probably not, it doesn't seem worth time, but if there is script for the same, I would use.

[Zeke_23]

I am doing market research for a potential project.
If there was a website you could go to daily where you would earn anywhere from 1 cent - 10 cents worth of bitcoin just for clicking a button, would you do it?
No strings attached, no deposit required. You go to the website, push a button and 5 cents is deposited into your wallet. Would you go every day and do it, or is it not worth your time?

Would this be a faucet type thing? Just click a button and 5 cents goes into your account? Does it have a limit per day, or is it just a daily thing?

I personally wouldn't bother wasting time on earning an extra 5 cents a day, especially with the transaction fees that comes with bitcoin (usually would be around 1 dollar for a TX). You should consider doing payouts in other coins like dogecoin, avoids transaction fees.

Most other faucets offer something like 50 dollars a month for clicking buttons, so your really scraping the bottom with these fees.

This may be something like a faucet.
And if ever, I am not gonna waste my time on such thing. Earning 5 cents a day is such a waste of time. Utility bills are much expensive than what you can earn. We should consider what we can get and what we have to pay.

[bryant.coleman]

I am doing market research for a potential project.
If there was a website you could go to daily where you would earn anywhere from 1 cent - 10 cents worth of bitcoin just for clicking a button, would you do it?
No strings attached, no deposit required. You go to the website, push a button and 5 cents is deposited into your wallet. Would you go every day and do it, or is it not worth your time?

You are talking about a Bitcoin faucet here. When I first started with cryptocurrency in 2012, there were quite a few of them around. And I earned my first Satoshis from these faucets. Back then, the amounts looked very minuscule. However, when the exchange rates rose from $10 to $1,000 in 2013, I found that the rewards have increased greatly in value. By then the faucets were long gone, but thanks to them I had a good amount of coins in my wallet.

The situation may have changed. But back then faucets were the easiest option to get your hands on some cryptocurrency, if you are a noob. But the problem was that people soon started squeezing these faucets dry using bots and codes. Even having IP limitation was of little use, as the scammers got more innovative by the day. 

[teosanru]

I am doing market research for a potential project.
If there was a website you could go to daily where you would earn anywhere from 1 cent - 10 cents worth of bitcoin just for clicking a button, would you do it?
No strings attached, no deposit required. You go to the website, push a button and 5 cents is deposited into your wallet. Would you go every day and do it, or is it not worth your time?

Actually if it's only about going somewhere once and clicking the button to get 5 cents then I think it's not that worth it but if you can click the button multiple times for around an hour making this amount go up in dollars then I think this option make look feasible because you can get a handsome per hour dollar rate but I don't think this would be the case. Bitcoin Faucets are not at all profitable and are sort of a fake hope created in minds of those who are determined to earn a few bitcoins. These people think faucets can change their fortune but it's really not at all possible. Instead learn a skill and try to support yourself by selling that skill and earn bitcoins by accepting the payment in bitcoin.

[MURONDI]

I am doing market research for a potential project.
If there was a website you could go to daily where you would earn anywhere from 1 cent - 10 cents worth of bitcoin just for clicking a button, would you do it?
No strings attached, no deposit required. You go to the website, push a button and 5 cents is deposited into your wallet. Would you go every day and do it, or is it not worth your time?

I will not waste time for 5 cents, it's like a faucet or paid to click, in my opinion it's a waste of time, almost all BTT users are no longer interested in faucets, except the faucet that gives high pay, not to mention the risk of data that might be stolen.

[worle1bm]

I am doing market research for a potential project.
If there was a website you could go to daily where you would earn anywhere from 1 cent - 10 cents worth of bitcoin just for clicking a button, would you do it?
No strings attached, no deposit required. You go to the website, push a button and 5 cents is deposited into your wallet. Would you go every day and do it, or is it not worth your time?

It is more of faucet type where you have to do nothing and get paid for just clicking on ads or something like that but i would suggest that its total waste of time because you get paid very less and you have to devote a lot of time for even such small paymemts.If you have nothing to do then you can try these otherwise avoid them as they can be scam also just setup to gain your personal details and stole money from your online wallets.Be careful always.

[DabsPoorVersion]

I am doing market research for a potential project.
If there was a website you could go to daily where you would earn anywhere from 1 cent - 10 cents worth of bitcoin just for clicking a button, would you do it?
No strings attached, no deposit required. You go to the website, push a button and 5 cents is deposited into your wallet. Would you go every day and do it, or is it not worth your time?

It is more of faucet type where you have to do nothing and get paid for just clicking on ads or something like that but i would suggest that its total waste of time because you get paid very less and you have to devote a lot of time for even such small paymemts.If you have nothing to do then you can try these otherwise avoid them as they can be scam also just setup to gain your personal details and stole money from your online wallets.Be careful always.

If doing a faucet for full time, it is actually a waste of time. However, if by chance that you have another source of income, then this may be a good source just by clicking you can earn already. But still depends on the income of course, if it is like this where you can only earn 1 cent to 10 cents daily then it is not really worth it.

[bounceback]

If there was a website you could go to daily where you would earn anywhere from 1 cent - 10 cents worth of bitcoin just for clicking a button, would you do it?
No strings attached, no deposit required. You go to the website, push a button and 5 cents is deposited into your wallet. Would you go every day and do it, or is it not worth your time?

I personally don't seem to visit the site every day because there is still a lot of work to do, I might go to that site if I have free time, because I think what you say might be like a tap. I wasted my time last year playing the faucet, but the pay was not balanced with the capital I spent on buying a Kouta package if I only worked playing the faucet.

[ChrisPop]

If it is legit and you have a clear business model - for example you make money from advertising then yes, I don't see why wouldn't I take 5-10 cents in the form of most valuable cryptocurrency by clicking a button that literally takes me 10-20 seconds..

I'm curious what is the revenue model you're thinking at. My guess is that you want to start a PTC website, but feel free to surprise me.

[Sithara007]

I will not waste time for 5 cents, it's like a faucet or paid to click, in my opinion it's a waste of time, almost all BTT users are no longer interested in faucets, except the faucet that gives high pay, not to mention the risk of data that might be stolen.

There are certain factors that keep the users away from faucets. These are some of them:

1. Low payouts: faucets can't afford very high payments, as they have only revenue incoming from the advertisements. So the average payments will be somewhere around 0.5 cents (not 5 cents as claimed by the OP). So if you continue to use the faucet for 100 days (approx 3-4 months), then you will be left with 50 cents worth of BTC.

2. Very high thresholds: you can't blame the faucets for that. It is not practical to keep the threshold low, due to the high transaction fees of Bitcoin. Not many users have the patience to wait for 4 months for the payment.

3. Viability: faucets frequently close down due to various reasons. Imagine this - an user who has visited the faucets every day for 100 days finding out that the site has closed down and his coins are gone.

[vintages]

If i am guessing right, this should be faucet or pay to click stuff.
It usually do exist and only a few still does, but the ones which are still around, most of them are filled with malicious stuffs.
The truth is, nobody wants to give away free Bitcoin this days without getting anything in return.
I'd be suspicious of any site that gives away Bitcoin 'now' without getting anything in return. Its simply because Bitcoin is real money and people don't give out real money easily  !

[ReiMomo]

If i am guessing right, this should be faucet or pay to click stuff.

The same guessing comes up in my mind. Well, that is still worth it IMO. Every tiny amount of bitcoin is worth it but if you got this and need to spend more time I guess it's up to you. If you are willing to waste time collecting tiny amounts of bitcoin yes you can. Instead, looking for a decent job and got a salary and then invest in bitcoin is the best option I guess than wasting your time collecting tiny amounts of bitcoin. The decision was always yours which is better and feels good for you.

[EdvinZ]

Your offer sounds tempting. To get $1 for pressing the button 20 times is great, if there are no pitfalls in this scheme, then I think many users will be interested in your site, because these earnings are higher than on faucets. I would visit your website.

[AliMan]

I am a person who always appreciates time, I think doing it for the sake of 5 cents is less useful. We have the same life time
for 24 hours a day, it is wiser to use something more productive. Doing so will waste your life time with only 5 cents. I think
the website is faucet, and usually the minimum withdrawals are also large. So it takes a long time to be able to withdraw.
Not to mention that the website is a scam. I suggest not doing this, look for work that is worth the result.

This activity is time consuming, and I don't think it's worthy of our efforts. Every single minute is money, we can find other alternative instead of choosing this kind of task to do, since sacrificing our safety is a very serious concern about this faucet rewards. If this website is a potential scam, I guess that's their trick having long time delays of withdrawal.

[bitbunnny]

That reminds me on faucets, when people wausted tine and efforts for profit that was not worth mentioning.
But I guess that everything depends from individual to individual, what is the occupation, how much spare time it has and if any value as little as 5 cents is worth to him.

[angrybirdy]

I am a person who always appreciates time, I think doing it for the sake of 5 cents is less useful. We have the same life time
for 24 hours a day, it is wiser to use something more productive. Doing so will waste your life time with only 5 cents. I think
the website is faucet, and usually the minimum withdrawals are also large. So it takes a long time to be able to withdraw.
Not to mention that the website is a scam. I suggest not doing this, look for work that is worth the result.

This activity is time consuming, and I don't think it's worthy of our efforts. Every single minute is money, we can find other alternative instead of choosing this kind of task to do, since sacrificing our safety is a very serious concern about this faucet rewards. If this website is a potential scam, I guess that's their trick having long time delays of withdrawal.

Yes, it's not even worth it to cover your expenses not only in utility expense but also in your daily needs. Doing this activity is just a waste of time, it's better to find a better source of income than clicking on a faucet website.
Imagine earning only cents daily is not enough these days.