Topic: ARE FAUCETS BULLSHIT OR NO???? - page 2. (Read 410 times)

Do you mean starting your own faucet or making claims from one?
 Maybe claiming bitcoin from faucets won't make you a millionaire but it is a start if you have nothing to invest but time. There are faucets for other coins than bitcoin you could try them.

I love faucet before and untill now,because of this i started before i knew the bounty airdrop and bitcointalk.i have learned too much here for a long time before getting cash out but it is also great for beginners in bitcoin but do not give it too much time,study where the income is better.
Others admit it almost started in the faucet before arriving here.hehe.It's just a pleasure to think that we are going through the difficulties before coming here is really nice for our efforts because later on we will benefit

Faucets aren't bullshit. You hardly can earn much from faucets, but still, it's free money and you don't need to have specific knowledge to earn. Personally, I think that faucets are better than airdrops, because it's small, but guaranteed money. While from airdrops sometimes you can get just some worthless tokens which will be never listed on exchange.
Nowadays mostly people are saying that faucets are waste of time. They said same thing 4, 3 or 2 years ago. I can't agree. If you know how to get referrals and you decide to hodl your earnings, it may became worth your time. From my personal experience I can say that I earned from faucets more than from signature campaign for example.

yes, i am still learning to make myself better in this cryptocurrency, this forum helps me to understand what's going on and everything i should know to improve my knowledge...thank you for your advice....

Airdrop is a better way to earn crypto. Faucet will take a lot of your time and the earning might not worth the amount of time you invest in doing the task.

Trying goes over studying...

i am a beginner, of course...and i started with faucet, and i earn nothing...maybe i did it wrong, i don't know...
Now, i want to try to join bounties, my friend earns so much from that...so i have to try

The difference is that you talk in general and i talk about a specific faucet.

Yes it is market regulated and no need a regulatory agency.
The "market" is the "claimers" and the "claimers" set the price of the WSPU2pts.

Just now:


Please do not say it is bullshit if a claim is worth $0.00329
It is not me who imagines the price,it is the market.
You talk about generalities and I talk about specificities...
Talking about generalities does not help because you have everything and its contrary.

My airdrop faucet allows people to get free WSPU2pts and $cents without spending money from their poket.
They can trade and get more $cents or more WSPU2pts

Why are you so negative about such system where every one can manage how he believes it is the best way?
And if one is not interested...one does not claim.

You can not say my members waste time for bullshit.This is unrespectuous for them.
I do not use sign campaign...I will never say people spent time for bullshit.
Long time ago over 20 years,I wrote for the website "ciao" and I earned fex cents for each writing.
Some said it is bullshit...it was funny to earn few cents and it was a pleasure to write them.

Do you believe that all my faucet users claim and trade for the cash?
No,they claim and trade for the fun to earn few cents and the fun to trade better then the other traders.

Of course it depends on what I say or what you say...that's literally how conversations, discussions work. That's why we're all here.


Regulated? Really? What regulatory agency has offered an opinion or vouched for your cryptocurrency? There is no regulatory agency overseeing the cryptocurrency market, that's one of the beauties of cryptocurrency. But don't lie and pretend that your crypto has been verified or supported by some independent agency.


Yes, of course. The market will do what they will...whether I claim that most ICOs are bullshit or whether you fill threads on forums with updates on your price.

Why are you giving your crypto away for free? Things that are given away for free often have little value. You're defying the basic laws of the market.

Good luck to you and your project.

Definitely not. You still need to spend a few days clicking faucets just to withdraw funds, whereas you could easily spend a dollar instead to cover the exchange withdrawal fees easily without wasting precious time. Not to mention some faucets might even have withdrawal fees.

"analysis paralysis" I like that, that is good. I agree with everything you have posted; if you're looking to gain without investing, bounties are a much more cost effective option. Additionally, there are trading simulators that allow one to make a demo brokerage account and practice trading. These will allow you to build confidence making different types of orders all while not spending a 'real' dime. Could be worth a shot and maybe even fun, below are links to a couple:

cryptospaniards.com/simulator

https://coins2learn.com

Cheers

Waste of time, forget it except if you are interested by earning $0.01 dollars by day.

Yeah I try some but most of them are just nonsense and wasteful of time since you can't withdraw them or transfer them and sometimes they are requesting for amount of ETH in order to transfer and your mining ETH and BTC ? Nonsense really.

Faucet is a good way to earn some small Bitcoin or ETH amount for you to use when you need to transfer some coins to an exchange then you have something to use when you need a gas for transfering.

This is your opinion...but since I am "arround" faucets,i see that faucets have users...and the more faucets are denied,the more faucets have success.
Like I said above,you can not go against the market and if you give something for free you will find claimers...
So is life...

Faucets were good (in the past) when Bitcoin was an unknown technology and you could get 50 BTC to play around. But now? Freebitcoin is giving 21 satoshis per roll (1/hr) - which is ~$0,002 (most faucets will get the same amount of even lower). Maybe you think this is a fairly good amount because they are giving it for free, but yesterday I did a transaction of 1 sat/byte coming from a Segwit address and paid 0.00000272BTC in fees (10 times what a faucet gives per claim).

This post also shows that the cheaper an exchange charges per BTC withdrawal is 0.0001BTC (~$0,93 and 465 times what a faucet gives per claim). Some are charging 0.001BTC (~$9,3 and 4650 times a faucet claim or 6 months of 24/7 FreeBitcoin rolls).

You could go ask for a few changes at your local park and get $5 much faster than someone who spends the day doing faucets, increasing the light bill and having to pay for your internet.

Now it's a waste of time. You can compare faucets with earning on clicks. Forget about faucets and airdrops. You will get pittance for those. Join bounties instead.

Most people will disagree with me but I believe that faucets are good, its a good way to get introduced to bitcoin. When I was younger and just got into bitcoin, I had no source of income so I focused on making money from faucets, I gathered enough money to invest into some more lucrative passive forms of earning bitcoin. Faucets are a good place to start if you have alot  of free time. They're particularly rewarding when you use some type of rotator to claim from multiple faucets in a short amount of time.

It does not depend on what you say or on what I say.
My airdrop faucet is market regulated and we can not say in advance what the market will say.
You can say bullshit or even BULLSHIT the faucet users trade the WSPU2pts like they feel it.
Talking about will not change the price.The price is changed by the faucet users.

You can do nothing against the market...if a claim is worth $0.003 it is impossible not to find claimers.
When you offer something for a claim...you will without doubt find claimers even if 100000000000000000 people say it is bullshit.
It is impossible to go against the market.

Faucet are not bullshit, they're just a very slow way to acquire bitcoin. You could buy bitcoin with loose change in a drawer faster than you can acquire the same amount of bitcoin with a faucet. Faucets don't offer trading and you don't need to "invest" to get started.

There is one faucet that pays interest on your balance - which is very appropriate given the risk that we all accept when working with a bitcoin exchange - PM me if you want a link!


Airdrops for ICOs are bullshit...more often than not. The reason is because ICOs that have a great business plan and sound utility for the market don't need to give away their tokens for free. Any ICO that's giving away its tokens for free is an ICO that's not worth buying for the ICO, therefore it is destined to fail.