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Quote from: Ucy on November 14, 2019, 09:32:45 AM

Quote from: Prateek_sharma on November 14, 2019, 08:51:47 AM

A lot of people are making a bitcoins free as this bitfun, it is also an interactive site including multiple games based on user versus user modes. As a result, new as well as established users will find Bit Fun as an immersive and convenient faucet to interact.

Basically, Bit Fun’s reward system is game-based. Users play online games and earn Satoshi, the smallest unit of currency recorded on the blockchain.

What's your take on Bitfun?

Looks like a faucet site mixed with gambling, ads viewing, surveys etc. The site has been around for a while now. So it may still be legit. .
You make about 24 Satoshi every 3 minutes according to the site: https://www.scambitcoin.com/bitfun-co-review/
I guess you should try it out as long as you don't pay to earn the "free bitcoin"
24 sats every 3 not worth your time, I guess.

Yes and you will only earn around 480 sats per hours which is 0.02$ if im not mistaken.
If they have affliate program this must be another way to earn.how ever more people will not stay to play this games since the payment is only penny and the electricity you will use for opening your pc is morethan what you will earn.

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It looks similar to https://cointiply.com/.

I am not sure whether it is better than cointiply as I have not checked it. I used to be very on cointiply earlier but the earning is very slow and it takes a lot of time and effort.

There are other ways to make more Bitcoin than visiting these websites nowdays.

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Looks like interesting upon viewing the link address. But for me theirs nothing wrong to try with Bitfun site if its real or fake as long as we tested and proved if its true giving a free bitcoin rewards for the users.

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It could be real. But with regards to reward? Nah, not worth your time, faucet is already dead.

And I don't know people are still willing to try it, if you do that math, you are wasting your precious minutes playing and you are not well compensated, so it is not Bitfun or whatever the name of this game or faucet.

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Quote from: Prateek_sharma on November 14, 2019, 08:51:47 AM

A lot of people are making a bitcoins free as this bitfun, it is also an interactive site including multiple games based on user versus user modes. As a result, new as well as established users will find Bit Fun as an immersive and convenient faucet to interact.

Basically, Bit Fun’s reward system is game-based. Users play online games and earn Satoshi, the smallest unit of currency recorded on the blockchain.

What's your take on Bitfun?

When I looked at your trust feedback, I found that you were trying to deceive others with coinpedia links, and I decided it was best not to check out the link. Anyway, I do not think the faucet attracts attention. Although this is with any game or nothing, the earnings are very low. Instead of wasting time with faucet, joining airdrops is easier and more profitable.

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Quote from: Images21 on November 14, 2019, 08:59:07 AM

I have not tried visiting their site yet but I did visit their twitter account. Too busy to spend time playing games for now. Faucets don't attract me anymore either. But will give the site itself a visit anytime soon. It looks like it is offering fun games. It has lots of selections.

Same here.

A profile with a red trust, caught in cases of scam, asks about some strange site where everyone easily makes bitcoins and leaves a link to it.
All this is suspicious and for a mile gives out poor manipulation for advertising. Be careful. The easiest money is in the most dangerous traps.

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Seems like the domain's been registered since about 2017 according to a whois lookup I just performed, and the site's paying out an extremely low amount of money so I imagine this isn't 100% a scam, though if your goal's just to earn crypto, this isn't the most efficient way to do so unless you also find the games here to be fun. Just a glorified faucet as you said, and you're making basically nothing from using the site. Not a big fan of this system; there's way more productive things to do to earn online.

Pretty funny to me that the coinpedia review of the site lists a negative being advertisements even though the site likely depends on ads and the offerwalls to make money; adblock should take care of this if you care about the site enough.

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Quote from: Prateek_sharma on November 14, 2019, 08:51:47 AM

A lot of people are making a bitcoins free as this bitfun, it is also an interactive site including multiple games based on user versus user modes. As a result, new as well as established users will find Bit Fun as an immersive and convenient faucet to interact.

Basically, Bit Fun’s reward system is game-based. Users play online games and earn Satoshi, the smallest unit of currency recorded on the blockchain.

What's your take on Bitfun?

Those satoshi amounts are the lowest i've ever seen on faucets. If someone really want's to avoid investing so hard i think there are other ways. They are claiming that it would give you $0.03205 or per hour for gaming (or as paid in btc BTC0.00000368/h). Imagine what you would get work working 100 hours doing literally anything else for money and investing that to btc.

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I don't like the other different ways to earn with that website. You are required to install applications just for the reward and were already on the modern-day and understands the risk of installing a random application to our mobile phones or desktop.
Because it can contain malware and viruses that will harm the device which happened many times as per told by several personalities in this community.

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Quote from: Prateek_sharma on November 14, 2019, 08:51:47 AM

A lot of people are making a bitcoins free as this bitfun, it is also an interactive site including multiple games based on user versus user modes. As a result, new as well as established users will find Bit Fun as an immersive and convenient faucet to interact.

Basically, Bit Fun’s reward system is game-based. Users play online games and earn Satoshi, the smallest unit of currency recorded on the blockchain.

What's your take on Bitfun?

Looks like a faucet site mixed with gambling, ads viewing, surveys etc. The site has been around for a while now. So it may still be legit. .
You make about 24 Satoshi every 3 minutes according to the site: https://www.scambitcoin.com/bitfun-co-review/
I guess you should try it out as long as you don't pay to earn the "free bitcoin"
24 sats every 3 not worth your time, I guess.

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I have not tried visiting their site yet but I did visit their twitter account. Too busy to spend time playing games for now. Faucets don't attract me anymore either. But will give the site itself a visit anytime soon. It looks like it is offering fun games. It has lots of selections.

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A lot of people are making a bitcoins free as this bitfun, it is also an interactive site including multiple games based on user versus user modes. As a result, new as well as established users will find Bit Fun as an immersive and convenient faucet to interact.

Basically, Bit Fun’s reward system is game-based. Users play online games and earn Satoshi, the smallest unit of currency recorded on the blockchain.

What's your take on Bitfun?

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