I like the idea that you can leave the wallet open and coins are distributed via faucet... I think Miracle Coin was the first to do this.
One issue that raises concern with in-wallet faucet distributions is tractability.
For example, I left a wallet running... and a central server somewhere now has my IP address for distribution.
This central server knows exactly how much has been distributed to each wallet, and geographically, there is probably a participation map.
Sounds paranoid?
Why were cryptos created in the first place?
So somewhere in the back of my mind, I can't help but think some entity will use this method to 'track down' crypto users.
Now if this was available over TOR or I2P, that would be a different story... but over clearnet?
Just something to think about when utilizing a wallet with a central faucet for distribution.
moot point now. The coin is dead.