I read that, but I have no reason to believe it. Don't take it personally, this isn't just for your site, I have no reason to believe any site that makes the same claim. Better safe than sorry!

For a non-KYC service, I'd expect a much larger share of privacy oriented users than the average internet user.

I never install browser extensions either

I always choose for privacy

I've been around long enough to recognize a promising project over just another copy/paste scam site. I count yours in the first category. But I've also been around long enough to see promising sites disappear without a trace, even without a clear reason. This one for example. I get your argument that $5k won't be worth an exit scam after so much work, but again, I've been around long enough to know the possibility of a long con. I'm not saying that's what's going to happen, but it would be really nice if you can prove it's impossible in your semi-decentralized system.

In that case, you should really remove the links to v4-faucets.

Please do: I got 0.0001 to tb1qck9tluyepn87txve4pwdnwejlfwnygp895upj8 (v3) from a faucet, but it's only enough for one transaction. I regret not keeping some. Faucets are sad nowadays (I've seen days where real Bitcoin faucets paid more than current testnet faucets).
Let's try this again: now it notices my deposit

9d97e02ca3abe43fd1a513a689f599e8d263eab1d76b0d6b7bddb49f5e7cb0f9

Sure!