With crypto prices down in the dumps, I am wondering if it might not be worth it to start using coin faucets to pick up a little bit of free coinage. Now, I know that the legitimate sites only reward you with TINY micro payments of crypto; but I want to know how quickly those tiny amounts can add up if one is diligent in claiming them.

The faucets that I will be using for this test are the Moon Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Litecoin, and Dash faucets. If you’re interested in following along, here are links to my previous posts detailing how much I have made each day:

I made my faucet claims twice, today: once this morning before work and again when I got home, this evening. Let’s see if that made a difference.

Moon Bitcoin

I made my first claim of the day this morning before work.

Morning Claim

I made my first claim of the day this morning before work.

Afternoon Claim

As you can see, I made my first claim after a little over 13 hours of wait time and my second after about 12 hours, but both claims were for the same base amount of 98 Satoshi. After bonuses, my totals were 166 (hooray for Mystery Bonus) and 120 Satoshi for a total of 286 Satoshi over a 25:00:08 time period.

Let’s Do The Math:

Day 1:

21 (hr) x 60(min) = 1260 min + 52 min = 1312 min

7 (sec) ÷ 60 (min) = 0.12 min

Total Time: 1312.12 min

Total Time: 1312.12 min

169 Satoshi ÷ 1312.12 min = 0.128799195 Satoshi/min

Day 2:

25 (hr) x 60 (min) = 1500 min

8 (sec) ÷ 60 (min) – 0.13 min

Total Time: 1500.13 min

Total Time: 1500.13 min

286 Satoshi ÷ 1500.13 = 0.190650144 Satoshi/min

So, by cutting my wait time in half, I was able to see an increased rate of return on the Bitcoin Faucet.

Moon Dogecoin

Morning Claim

Afternoon Claim

My will be very similar for all 4 sets of tokens, because I make all of my claims right in a row. My morning Doge base claim was 0.46 and my afternoon base claim was 0.44, but I ended up with a total of 1.15 DOGE over a 25:00:26 time period.

Lets do the math:

Day 1

21 (hr) x 60 (min) = 1260 min + 50 min = 1310 min

52(sec) ÷ 60 min = 0.87 min

Total Time: 1310.87 min

Total Time: 1310.87 min

0.56 DOGE ÷ 1310.87 min = .000427197 Doge/min

Day 2

25 (hr) x 60 (min) = 1500 min

26 (sec) ÷ 60 (min) = 0.43 min

Total Time = 1500.43

Total Time = 1500.43

1.15 Doge ÷ 1500.43 min = .000766447 DOGE/min

So, the claim rate for the Doge fountain also increased when I cut my wait time roughly in half. This is looking promising.

Moon Litecoin

Morning Claim

Afternoon Claim

Again, the wait times are similar to the previous two data sets. My morning base claim was 4590 Litoshi, and my afternoon base claim was 4471 Litoshi. After bonuses, I ended up with 11,302 over a 25:00:39 time period (thanks to another big Mystery Bonus!)

Let’s Do The Math:

Day 1

21 (hr) x 60 (min) = 1260 min + 51 min = 1311 min

8 (sec) ÷ 60 (min) = 0.13 min

Total Time: 1311.13 min

Total Time: 1311.13 min

5489 Litoshi ÷ 1311.13 min = 4.186465110 Litoshi/min

Day 2

25 (hr) x 60 (min) = 1500 min

39 (sec) ÷ 60 (min) = 0.65 min

Total Time: 1500.65 min

Total Time: 1500.65 min

11302 Litoshi ÷ 1500.65 min = 7.531403059 Litoshi/min

11302 Litoshi ÷ 1500.65 min = 7.531403059 Litoshi/min

So, by halving my wait time, I almost doubled my claim rate on the Litecoin fountain!

Moon Dash

Note that the Dash fountain doesn’t display your wait time since your last claim; however, the times will be similar to the previous three data sets.

Note that the Dash fountain doesn’t display your wait time since your last claim; however, the times will be similar to the previous three data sets.

Morning Claim

Afternoon Claim

My base claims were 0.00003455 for the morning and 0.00003477 for the afternoon. Unfortunately, I lack the data to calculate a per-minute rate for the Dash faucet, but my all-day claim totaled 0.00010457 Dash thanks to a couple of big Mystery Bonuses.

Conclusion

Obviously, these faucets work on an algorithm that rewards more frequent participation by slowing down your per-minute claim rate more and more the longer you wait to stake you claim. Looking at my data for today, I feel like I am still on the back end of that taper. I noticed that an extra hour or so of wait time resulted in very little change to the base claim.

Since tomorrow is Saturday, and I will be home all day, I plan on cutting my wait times in half again (claiming every ~6 hours) to see if my per-minute claim rate continues to increase.

Are you interested these Moon Coin Faucets?

Coin faucets are great first step into the world of cryptocurrencies, as long as you understand that they are not intended to make you super rich. You can, however, earn small amounts of crypto, and learn the ins and outs of using digital wallets.

Coin faucets are great first step into the world of cryptocurrencies, as long as you understand that they are not intended to make you super rich. You can, however, earn small amounts of crypto, and learn the ins and outs of using digital wallets.

If you want to try these Moon faucets out, the first step is to open up a CoinPot Microwallet. It’s free, easy, and very beginner friendly.

Next, you’ll need to sign up for each individual faucet by clicking on the links below:

After that, you’re all set! Just come back every so often to claim your free crypto. I recommend setting each faucet as a bookmark to make them easy to navigate to. Every time you make a claim, your coins will be deposited into your CoinPot wallet. Once you’ve accrued the threshold amount, you are free to withdraw them as you see fit!

If you decide to give it a try, let me know how it goes for you!