Yeah and from what I remember freebitco.in is also the first faucet who ever existed here in crypto world (correct me if I'm wrong) also I've been hearing about Satoshi Dice somewhere last year but didn't know it was one of the first gambling platform that existed in this whole time...
Well I guess, it is only FortuneJack what I know best on that list and been playing with it until now.
So it's been a pleasure to use a platform that has been one to be considered a history
I was also about to mention that.
Freebitco.in was one of the longest when it comes to faucet but administered with gambling too.
Back then, I dice my accumulated bitcoin from faucets or I would buy tickets for the lotto game.
As soon as I hit one small jackpot I took it out. I think it was way back 2015 but I don't know what date their inception is.
Freebitcoin has been officially launched in october 2013 according to the date of their ANN
but as it has been already said above Gavin Andresen's faucet is the very first one, he launched it 3 years before
For my first Bitcoin coding project, I decided to do something that sounds really dumb: I created a web site that gives away Bitcoins. It is at:
https://freebitcoins.appspot.com/ Five ฿ per customer, first come first served, I've stocked it with ฿1,100 to start. I'll add more once I'm sure it is working properly.
Why? Because I want the Bitcoin project to succeed, and I think it is more likely to be a success if people can get a handful of coins to try it out. It can be frustrating to wait until your node generates some coins (and that will get more frustrating in the future), and buying Bitcoins is still a little bit clunky.
Please try it out and get some free coins, even if you already have more Bitcoins than you know what to do with. You can get some and then donate them right back; the address is:
15VjRaDX9zpbA8LVnbrCAFzrVzN7ixHNsC Satoshi himself was immediately amazed by it
Excellent choice of a first project, nice work. I had planned to do this exact thing if someone else didn't do it, so when it gets too hard for mortals to generate 50BTC, new users could get some coins to play with right away. Donations should be able to keep it filled. The display showing the balance in the dispenser encourages people to top it up.
You should put a donation bitcoin address on the page for those who want to add funds to it, which ideally should update to a new address whenever it receives something.