Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 12:29:04 PM

Quote from: shield132 on September 05, 2025, 01:37:41 PM

Are people still looking for Bitcoin faucets? You can only earn 0.023$ from Freebitco's faucet, which is nothing, you won't even buy a single bubble gum or a firestick by rolling the faucet every hour during the day. If Faucet users are their customers, then I won't worry much because they won't be scammed because they'll easily get fed up by claiming a few bucks and will give up on it but if anyone really deposits money to play a Hi-Lo game on their website, isn't in their right mind because their house edge is the highest on the market. I only hope that no one deposits Bitcoin on Freebitco to earn an annual income.

Am I tripping or did Freebitco.in update the UI of their modal box?

Yes, this is why the faucet website still exists, and some companies like Faucethub are still running. That 0.023 is nothing for you and me, but there are jobless people who try to earn a penny from the internet, and they try almost everything to make some money. How else do you think most people find their website on Google? Are they a number one casino or do they have any special feature that is more appealing than other modern casinos? I personally don't think they are better than other casinos. They gained popularity with their hourly faucet and I think more people would agree with this point.

I don't know if there is any place in the world where claiming 0.023 per hour is more profitable than actually doing something. Even if you are not an adult and can do the easiest and most basic thing, you'll find someone anywhere who will pay you more than that. I'm sure that the only way for it to make sense is to get referral bots that will claim for you.
I agree with you, they gained popularity with their faucet and not with their casino. Btw the minimum withdrawal is 0.00030000 BTC, it will most likely take someone more than 1000 rolls to collect that amount of Bitcoin from Freebitco's faucet.