Now That We Made ~$800 on Coinpot, We’re Moving To FaucetHub: Fautsy.com, Bitco.world, and Cointopoly (Part 2)

This is a continuation of the article: The Bitcoin Faucet Experiment Continues: From Coinpot to FaucetHub With Claim Free Coins, Reasons365, and LarvelFaucet (Part 1). I will continue to update that article as a master list, but I also want to send out updates for all followers. My goal is to get to 100 faucets listed and then to post a final article with a top 10 list.

And the next 3 FaucetHub faucets are…

Fautsy.com — Fausty requires your bitcoin address listed with FaucetHub to sign up. Then click on “Claim Reward” and complete the captcha. The hardest part about this faucet was the captcha. You don’t have to make a separate withdrawal — the bitcoins are sent straight to FaucetHub. At the time I received 9 satoshi. Now go back and update your FaucetHub “Check Your Stats” to make sure the wallet is connected and bookmark the site.

Bitco.World — Bitco World requires your bitcoin address listed with Faucethub to login. Scroll down, solve the captcha, and click Claim Code. It will ask you to click on “verify short URL”. Once you do, you are taken to another page to complete the captcha. Follow the instructions. Ultimately, you are waiting to click the “short url”. This one is a little tricky because you don’t know which windows are real and which aren’t, but if you do it once, it’s easy. I got 12 satoshi and they were deposited directly into my FaucetHub account. Now, check to make sure the account is connected to FaucetHub, bookmark this site and lets move on to the next faucet.

Cointopoly- This might be one of my favorite faucets (outside of Coinpot). It is has a nice user-friendly interface. There’s a lot to be done on Cointopoly. You can read the quick guide or you can just click on the Faucet link in the left pane. Click on “Roll to Win”, fill out the captcha and you’re done. You can make a claim every 60 minutes. The amount you get depends on what you roll.

Like Coinpot, you can also boost your earnings by doing other things.

I got 36 coins which was roughly equivalent to 46 satohsi at the time. To make a withdrawal, click on your name in the top right hand corner. Withdrawals must be set up manually to FaucetHub.

Cointoply has another really cool feature, they offer 5% interest paid for all coin balances over 35,000. You can do this by turning this feature on in your settings. That said, keeping your coins here means you have to trust the security of the site. If you do, I highly suggest using a 2FA on this site.

As for Cointoply withdrawals, you can make a withdrawal to your FaucetHub account, your own bitcoin faucet account or your Doge account.

To learn more, read the article: How Much Can You Make On Cointiply’s Bitcoin Faucet? There are so many ways to boost your earnings that I think you can make even more on Cointiply than Coinpot. I’ll keep you posted!