Quote from: wheelzoffortune on April 30, 2019, 03:16:31 PM

Yup. I didn't notice until the recent BTC price increase from sub-$4k to $5k. I looked at my Cointiply account balance and the dollar amount hadn't changed even with the run up. I couldn't figure that out, so then I looked at the BTC amount and noticed that it had decreased. Unfortunately for me, I had just deposited a decent amount of BTC just before the run (hoping to take advantage of the interest that Cointiply gives), so I ended up losing quite a bit of it when the price of BTC went up.

As soon as I figured out what was happening, I moved the BTC elsewhere.

So basically, on Cointiply, you aren't getting BTC from the faucet. You are getting fiat. Then whenever you withdraw that fiat is converted to crypto. It is kind of the opposite of what crypto is supposed to be about.

That explains why reaching the cashout threshold has been taking ages. Several months just for a dollar or less.

Plus now they've limited our accounts to 2 claims a day. Better claim elsewhere.