I agree with you. I was what you call a faucet jumper; I would jump from a Bitcoin faucet to another Bitcoin faucet to a Litecoin faucet to a Dogecoin faucet to a Dash faucet and several others in late 2017, and then there are all those faucets affiliated with Coinpot, and with those I was able to exchange everything (Litecoin, Dogecoin, etc.) into Bitcoin on the fly. I'm one of those people trying to take the don't-invest challenge, as I call it. I've been mining the two major browser-only, no-fancy-hardware-needed coins, which are JSEcoin and Hadron, for quite a while now; JSEcoin since November 2017, Hadron since November 2018, and I am an echelon 1 on Hadron. I am also a big fan of basic income coins; SwiftDemand, Manna, Basic Income Token, Palai; basically those are like faucets, except the faucet is the sole way that those coins are distributed (well, maybe Manna has mining as well), but yeah, there's a whole genre of cryptocurrency called UBI coins (universal basic income coins), and that's how they're distributed; a massive faucet/airdrop for everyone, everyone claims once a day, or with Manna, once a week. So I've been taking the don't-invest, don't-buy-any-fancy-hardware challenge, or as I call it, the Nifty Crypto Challenge, so I know what you're saying about really easily mineable coins like Hadron. And speaking of Hadron, have you tried any of their dApps yet? You can spend ten Hadron to have an AI process an image and bring back data; it's really nifty!