Quote from: BABY SHOES on April 24, 2024, 09:18:54 PM

Quote from: scoobs303 on April 24, 2024, 07:19:54 PM

I'm glad Bitcoin has become so main stream, but I do miss the days of being able to type your BTC address into a random website and then *POOF* some BTC pops into your wallet. I should have listened and kept my coins off the exchange but here we are. Just happy to be back in the space again Cheesy

What year is the BTC faucer profitable? Maybe when the price is still low the fees are not that high? I didn't experience any memorable faucets when it came to getting sats.

Maybe in 2010 before or after can't remember for sure but it becomes profitable if the claimant can keep it well and keep it more than a decade, because as far as I know you can get around a thousand or hundreds of satoshi every hour even less than an hour with quite a lot of faucet websites available.
I once read on a local forum a claimer who could get 0.1 Bitcoin in one month if he was diligent in claiming, but again it was only profitable if he could patiently hold and store it with a high level of security because at that time there was not so much information on how to store Bitcoin safely and many used online wallets such as coinbase or other online wallets that provided many addresses because often claimers used multiple accounts.

Quote from: BABY SHOES on April 24, 2024, 09:18:54 PM

Now there is nothing to get free bitcoins guys all have to be bought with money and then invested. Grin

You are wrong, currently there are still faucets in one of the casinos that have existed for a long time but the number is small unless you are very active in playing there, because the activity and price movements of Bitcoin affect the amount obtained by each claim.