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June 08, 2020, 01:12:53 PM |
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It reminds me of old wap websites. Believe me, no one will ever wish to play on a website that has so bad UI.
Did you check how many people look for Bitcoin faucets (and altcoins) in search engines? How does the competition look like? Which websites are mostly visited after getting search results? And why? How are you going to monetize a website? Will faucet only be enough for that? Can you handle that business single-handedly? Cause with your website, it seems that you do so.
It's good that you have a different and entertainment method for claiming coins but what do you think, will that alone be enough for customers? Also, you need constant monitoring of getting rid of bots + some capital for business.
Plus, you must have a look at old faucet websites and learn from them. For example why freebitco changed their vision and is seeking to move from plain faucet website to casino? They added a lot of contests, sports betting and etc. (also want to remind that the more faucet you claim, the less reward you get if you don't wager earned bitcoins on their website).
I think the faucet industry, if we can call it that way, is dying or already dead.
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