When we work in faucets we all have one goal and that is to get a small amount of cryptocurrency for free. Some faucets support many cryptocurrencies, which sometimes makes it difficult for you to choose. What currency do you usually withdraw and from which website? For example, CoinPayU supports many cryptocurrencies and sometimes I don't know which of these cryptocurrencies are good for the future. what is your opinion?
What currency do you withdraw from faucets?
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Bitcoin is the king of this market and everyone wants to have it, but since the income of faucets is very low, withdrawing Bitcoin is not profitable for everyone except those who invest.
I have never withdrawn from faucet sites. But I'll prefer to withdraw through LTC
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Good me too. Lite Coin has low fee and the income of faucets is low. If you withdraw coins that have high fees, you won't get much in the end, so that's why i choose BCH and LTC or TRX always
I used to think it's not wise to stick with Bitcoin, but now I understand it's appeal. Anyone with a long term plan would do well with Bitcoin
If you are happy working on a faucet site and once you can reach the minimum withdrawal, if many types of crypto options are available, you can choose potential cryptos like BTC, Ltc, BNB etc.
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Yeah that's right but Bitcoin fees is too much. same for BNB i think ( i never tried with this coin). i don't work too much in faucets but i usually request my money through LTC or TRX
Usually if I withdraw Bitcoin from FaucetPay there is no fee, because I withdraw 10k satoshi also receive 10k satoshi so there is no fee reduction. I think TRX has less potential, it's better to withdraw ADA or Sol.
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Yeah i am using Faucet Pay too. i think there is 1000 satoshi fee for withdraw if i am not mistaken and as you know it is really difficult to even earn 500 satoshi from faucets so it is not worth it for me
You are right, currently faucet sites provide too small a reward of no more than 200 btc satoshi per day, and currently I have abandoned many faucet sites, but I am still active on freebitcoin for staking FUN tokens and earn interest if our satoshi balance is more than 30k satoshis.
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Yeah Freebitco is good and easy to work with. i'm not active in faucets too much as i said and i'm working just in freebitco, crypto win and adbtc. The rest of them have very little income
Freebitcoin and Adbtc are very well liked by many trusted and legit users. At adbtc I rely on passive income from my referrals, even though there are many faucet sites out there but they are less potential and promising, besides, they are often annoying with shortlinks.
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Yes, the ones with pop-up ads and shortened links are really annoying. I don't understand how there are users who spend so much time on these faucets. And another thing is that these shortened links can damage your system. Some of them are not safe
It is true! There's no way you would get out of that from faucet because that is how they make their money.
You only pay the fees when you transfer coins and I keep that to a minimum. I am also noticing more options to initiate transfers with no fees between customers on some exchanges like CoinBase, so change may be on the way.
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Yeah the income of faucets is really and btc fees is a bit high compared to other coins like TRX , LTC or BCH. That's why i always try to withdraw my money through TRX in most of time or LTC
You are right, we have to choose crypto with low transaction fees, such as Litecoin which is currently starting to be bullish, since Dec 17, 2022 at a price of $ 66, and now it has reached above $ 92 at a resistance of $ 90.