Sorry, much need to keep those script kiddies from gaming the faucet any further.


So an explanation as to why I choose this route is probably in order.
For those of you who don't know what coinhive is, it is a browser based XMR mining company.  The software they developed to do this has become very popular with bad bad people. It maybe seen or you may have heard of it has JS/Miner.  But after several months of testing this company's info. I can indeed say it is safe to use.  The javascript does indeed allow you to control its behavior 100%.  I have also tested to see if it remained resident in my test systems. It does not.  Soon as you closer your browser or even move to another tab the software stops.

After that brief little explanation of what the coinhive proof of work is, here is what I plan to do with any if at all funds generated by this method.
All XMR will be traded for fluttercoins at a split of 20% back to faucet and 80% to dev fund of the developers choice.

As of know, the current proof of work required to do is 2048 hashes.

But as I stated in another post.  The faucet, as long it is working as intended and not being gamed, is low on my priority list at the moment.