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In defense of crypto faucets

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Recently I have seen some articles against online crypto faucets, and although I agree, there are some real scams out there looking for a dullard to send 0.2 eth for a return of 200 there are some genuine faucets out there to take advantage of that take less than 2 min a day to benefit from. Especially low income potential investors.

First off :

  1. No you will not get rich quick, they are more for accumulating - I personally use these to accumulate Doge to trade for low cap coins such as equal tokens and pirl, among others.
  2. Most of them will have many many many ads and some pop ups, most are harmless but never agree to download ANYTHING or send ANYTHING to ANYONE
  3. Switch to solve captcha instead of recaptcha- this will make claiming a whole lot faster
  4. Faucets that pay direct to wallets are best IMO

Benefits:

  1. Right now we are in a bear market, which no ones likes.. BUT when the price of BTC and others falls, faucet payouts increase which can help ease the pain of the bears
  2. If you use withdrawal using doge coin, its very cheap to send to exchanges- right now my favorites to trade are coinexchange.io and cryptopia. Cryptopia does have its issues but they recently reinstated their doge market which
    I have enjoyed playing around with. I have used stocks.exchange in the past for low caps but withdrawal fees can be really high
  3. Free money

At this point I find them more of a hobby than anything, seeing how much crypto I can earn out thin air and its always fun making 5-10 bucks and trying out a new coin or just watching the accumulation. I have scoured the internet in search of legitimate pay outs and have found several that will pay consistently. All of the " moon" faucets have loyalty bonuses as well as referral bonuses ( hence the referral links below on some of them). Like i said it isnt a king or queen maker but I have had fun trying them and making a little coin along the way. Happy hunting!

My Favorites in no particular order( links below):

  1. Coinpot and associated moonbit, moondoge, moonb.ch, moonlite, moondash, bitfun, bonusbitcoin- these all use the same service and will can be swapped easily for eachother in the coinpot microwallet. I have never had a problem withdrawling and the coins usually show up in 12 hrs.
  2. Cointiply- This one takes longer to accumulate but pays direct to your BTC wallet
  3. Bytecoins.world - 0.2 bytecoin every 4 hrs, just set up a web wallet, very easy
  4. For faucets I usually use mobile wallets, i prefer Freewallet available on the app store ( i have an iphone and mobile wallets are notorious for problems on the apple platform but I have never had a problem with these)

http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=c06dd90f10e1
http://moondash.co.in/?ref=6A805C8F476A
http://bitfun.co/?ref=E06A25E99977
http://bonusbitcoin.co/faucet ( this one has to be clicked twice to actually claim)
http://moonliteco.in/?ref=147fbc31de8c
http://moondoge.co.in/?ref=b2787a1a9c83
https://cointiply.com/r/Y2Vo
https://bytecoins.world
https://coinpot.co/
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/
https://coinexchange.io

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