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Topic: Any working bitcoin testnet faucet in 2024? - page 2. (Read 499 times)

legendary
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Faucets have dried up, the reward is only 0.012 to mine 1 block and you need an asic to mine and know-how. It costs real money to mine a tesnet coin.
You need specialized software and hardware to mine, or you have to rent hashpower... Seems only natural that markets are popping up and people are buying/selling. A simple web search for buy bitcoin testnet coins or something like that reveals places that are selling testnet coins, and they are very cheap, probably just meant for devs who need them and to dissuade free loaders from hoarding like they do on faucets. Testnet hasn't been reset in ages, not sure if it ever will be at this point, but people are going to speculate on anything especially when in demand and limited in amount. I say just spend the few bucks for tesetnet if you need it, at least you aren't buying altcoins!

1. I believe 0.012 tBTC is enough for many kind of testing.
2. The tBTC seller probably care who buy their tBTC or reason for buying their tBTC.
3. While it's trust we haven't see testnet reset in very long time, both Signet and Regtest also exist.
hero member
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*visits link and I see* an altcoin exchange with ads  Embarrassed

Why would an exchange even need ads, don't they earn trading fees?
An exchange with ads is strange and a big red flag to me, means no privacy for their users and probably not very secure IMO.
I didn't mean to defend them, but do you think you have a privacy after using an exchange without adds? if you still use a centralized exchange, they will ask your KYC and they're prone against hack.

Since in this thread we're discuss about faucet and AFAICS you can claim the faucet without create an account, I don't think there's something need to be worried.
newbie
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You can buy Bitcoin Testnet too if you are very demanding and greedy to have it but I don't buy it.
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*visits link and I see* an altcoin exchange with ads  Embarrassed

Why would an exchange even need ads, don't they earn trading fees?
An exchange with ads is strange and a big red flag to me, means no privacy for their users and probably not very secure IMO.
legendary
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newbie
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Faucets have dried up, the reward is only 0.012 to mine 1 block and you need an asic to mine and know-how. It costs real money to mine a tesnet coin.
You need specialized software and hardware to mine, or you have to rent hashpower... Seems only natural that markets are popping up and people are buying/selling. A simple web search for buy bitcoin testnet coins or something like that reveals places that are selling testnet coins, and they are very cheap, probably just meant for devs who need them and to dissuade free loaders from hoarding like they do on faucets. Testnet hasn't been reset in ages, not sure if it ever will be at this point, but people are going to speculate on anything especially when in demand and limited in amount. I say just spend the few bucks for tesetnet if you need it, at least you aren't buying altcoins!
newbie
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the faucets on google are largely dead. there are a couple dripping tiny drops, better than nothing.
now instead of 0.003 i only need 0.00297

hopefully ill come across someone who can lend me the rest for the week
sr. member
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I actually did come across a thread on this forum some weeks ago, where a user is selling testnet bitcoins, I've tried searching but cant find the thread anymore, and I can't even remember the board it was posted, maybe op would have made use of that if he eagerly needs the testnet bitcoins and don't mind spending a few bucks to get it.
In actual the Testnet bitcoins are worthless, they have no monetary value but still if someone want to purchase it then who can stop that person. I suggest everyone to avoid purchasing of testnet bitcoin because once you purchased it then you won't be able to sell it when you need your money back. I'm very sure that once this airdrop thing gets halted then generous members of this forum will again offer free testnet bitcoins.
Why would anyone purchase testnet bitcoin as an investment?; to later want to sell it back? That's stupid AF if you ask me.
Testnet bitcoin might be worthless in general sense, but those who spend money to buy it actually give it a worth based on how important it is for whatever they want to use it for, and for your information, testnet bitcoins aren't for airdrops purposes alone, developers also use it for testing their products before they make the product live on mainnet.

If I was a developer and building a project that requires testnet bitcoin, and the faucets arent giving me the amount i needed for my testing purposes, and I have the money and have an option of buying, would I rather wait for enternity to get the coins for free, or just spend a few bucks on the amount i want and then continue with my work?

People spend money on what is really important to them when they can't get it for free, doesn't matter whether it has worth or worthless.
hero member
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I actually did come across a thread on this forum some weeks ago, where a user is selling testnet bitcoins, I've tried searching but cant find the thread anymore, and I can't even remember the board it was posted, maybe op would have made use of that if he eagerly needs the testnet bitcoins and don't mind spending a few bucks to get it.
In actual the Testnet bitcoins are worthless, they have no monetary value but still if someone want to purchase it then who can stop that person. I suggest everyone to avoid purchasing of testnet bitcoin because once you purchased it then you won't be able to sell it when you need your money back. I'm very sure that once this airdrop thing gets halted then generous members of this forum will again offer free testnet bitcoins.
sr. member
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Just make a simple search on Google like "Bitcoin testnet faucet" then you'll find a bunch of those. I haven't personally tried those but they seems to be working. Google is your best friend, just use it. I must tell you that from those faucets you won't get huge quantities of testnet Bitcoin but at least you can get in small quantities. A member on this forum was giving free testnet BTC in past but now mostly everyone is searching for those testnet coins in order to grad airdrops that's why he isn't giving testnet coins anymore.
Except I missed the working one, I would say that most of the bitcoin testnet faucets are actually working anymore, but like you said, if one is lucky to find one that is still working, it usually pays in a very small quantity, and may take a while to arrive at the number of testnet satoshi op said he needs.

I actually did come across a thread on this forum some weeks ago, where a user is selling testnet bitcoins, I've tried searching but cant find the thread anymore, and I can't even remember the board it was posted, maybe op would have made use of that if he eagerly needs the testnet bitcoins and don't mind spending a few bucks to get it.
hero member
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Just make a simple search on Google like "Bitcoin testnet faucet" then you'll find a bunch of those. I haven't personally tried those but they seems to be working. Google is your best friend, just use it. I must tell you that from those faucets you won't get huge quantities of testnet Bitcoin but at least you can get in small quantities. A member on this forum was giving free testnet BTC in past but now mostly everyone is searching for those testnet coins in order to grad airdrops that's why he isn't giving testnet coins anymore.
newbie
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If someone could please advise me where/how to obtain a small bit of bitcoin testnet, that would be greatly appreciated.

I've been trying to obtain signet BTC which seems unobtainable at the moment, and apparently bridging testnet is the best alternative

Alternatively, if someone could send me 0.003 of either testnet or signet BTC, it'd be greatly appreciated

my wallet address is tb1ppjpqdqg0u0400rvp8gguf5s9nntgagq7le25td824a6033flwprqszz99q

thank you in advance for your help!
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