FieldBitcoins review

FieldBitcoins is another faucet that’s been around for a while now, paying on time to Xapo as well as weekly! In the world of timed faucets, FieldBitcoins stands very close behind MoonBit in terms of the quality of the service offered.

The FieldBitcoins interface is very familiar to users of MoonBit. Payment is made weekly once you achieve the 10,000 satoshi threshold. Xapo users can receive their coins instantly with no issues.

The claims rates are as follows:

As you can see there is a 10% bonus for Xapo payouts which is fair – and the claims go through instantly!

For shame! 22 days with no claims! Don’t forget about FieldBitcoins like I did!
While this is slightly lower than MoonBit and even Jetco.in, it’s still a very reasonable set-and-forget timed faucet, and definitely deserves your attention – it also features a massive 50% referral commission on all claims!

Join FieldBitcoins now!

QoinMicro review

QoinMicro is a cool new Faucetbox based site that launched very recently and I’m proud to introduce to you! It offers clean, keyboard free claims from between 601-700 satoshi per hour! Despite the large number of 1000+ satoshi faucets, I think these rates are still very reasonable!

QoinMicro is based on the MicroFaucet script, employed by a number of sites and favoured for its clean, fast appearance and ease of use. The site is protected by Funcaptcha and is steadily growing into a popular, quality faucet!

QoinMicro is essentially idiot proof, insert your BTC address, login and claim! Cashout is instant and there is no thresholds, your satoshi will arrive in your Faucetbox instantly. Unless you’re an idiot..

A great sign is the fact that QoinMicro launched on Bitcointalk – this tends to be a very positive sign that shows the admin is accessible and not faceless. Definitely a faucet to check out!

 

zzBitcoin review

zzBitcoin is a brand new Faucetbox faucet based on the MiniFaucet script. It originally offered rewards of 1500 satoshi every 59 minutes, before rather confusingly changing to a 12 hour claim period (perhaps due to rapid uptake during the first few days).

zzBitcoin has since rebalanced their rewards and timer, now offering 1000 satoshi every 30 minutes up to a jackpot of 500,000 satoshi! It remains to be seen whether this is a sustainable amount for the admin (who I have tried to contact via email, to no avail) to maintain.

That being said, I have successfully cashed out my earnings without any trouble at all:

The site is protected (hardly) by the old-style Recaptcha. If the admin sees this review, I HIGHLY suggest you upgrade your site to Funcaptcha to ensure you aren’t botted like I was!

The site is smooth and easy to use, although I do have some criticism – firstly referrals aren’t visible and also the commission is an unknown amount (it was 50%) – that aside, this zzBitcoin is proving to be a very popular site and is featured site on my faucets at present.

AquaBitcoin review

AquaBitcoin is a new faucet from the long-running Greenbitco.in team which launched earlier in October. The faucet offers a minimum reward of 700 satoshi and a jackpot prize of 200,000 satoshi! The faucet operates on the Faucetbox platform and has gotten off to a solid start.

AquaBitcoin is protected by Funcaptcha and a unique anti-bot system that requires users to click 3 links in a specific order before they can claim. This is fairly quick and simple and the links aren’t placed anywhere near ads, unlike some of the clickbaiting ‘anti-bot’ links that have appeared in recent months.

While we certainly aren’t a fan of cheap ‘anti-bot’ systems, AquaBitcoin actually employs one that serves a purpose. Check out the site now and good luck hitting the jackpot, fingers crossed 🙂

 

Jetco.in review

Jetco.in is a faucet that has been around since the mid-summer. It launched in a fairly lowkey manner and has remained a popular faucet for those in the know since then.

Jetco.in offers rates of around 180 satoshi every 15 minutes, up to a maximum of 900 satoshi. While not as high paying as some of the other ‘timed’ style faucets, Jetco.in still offers very reasonable rates for less-frequent faucet users.

Jetco.in features a direct payment system which appears to be manually approved and processed by the admin. Don’t quote me on that, but as of October 2015 this faucet is definitely a paying site!

Jetco.in features a generous 20% referral rate and features a nice list of faucet down the right hand column. Definitely worth a look guys, check it out today!

Tim’s Faucet Review – Hentenaar Faucet

Tim’s Faucet – aka Hentenaar Faucet – is a fresh new faucet that appeared this month in a fairly lowkey manner. Offering a HUGE 1500 satoshi every hour, this faucet is sure to grab your attention if it hasn’t done so already!

The Faucetbox powered faucet piggybacks on a longstanding blog written by Tim and features an incredibly clean, minimalistic interface – perhaps one of the cleanest I’ve seen in a year or so.

Tim’s Faucet offers 1500 satoshi per hour, with zero frills! The site was initially protected by Recaptcha, but now features the increasingly popular Funcaptcha system.

Claims are as simple as they look, enter your address, solve the puzzle and get your satoshi prize! I don’t know what else to say, Tim’s Faucet has exploded onto the scene with the forceful silence of a supernova – and by all accounts, Hentenaar’s Faucet looks set to be around for a while!

I caught up with Tim for a brief chat about his background and a few other Bitcoin related things!

What’s your background in Bitcoin, Tim? I notice you’ve blogged for a number of years now..

Tim: I’m a computer engineer by trade, but I’ve kept an eye on bitcoin for years. I decided to start my faucet primarily as an experiment and a precursor to another faucet which I’m currently designing

You came out at the ‘head of the pack’ so to speak, offering large rewards – have you encountered any growing pains thusfar?

Tim: By God! That was my intention, after doing my initial market research 😉 Well, the demand has been surprising. I’m paying out 1.5 – 2 mil. satoshi per hour on average, minus the hundred thousand or so I lost to bots thus far in total. The only real growing pain has been ensuring that there’s enough to go around. I never keep more in the faucet than I need for a day.

You mentioned a second faucet – are Bitcoins going to be your main focus, or have any other altcoins piqued your interest?

Tim: I’m mining all sorts of altcoins at the moment, but Bitcoin seems to be the only one that holds appeal for an extended period (litecoin being a close second.)

You actually started your faucet before one of the biggest price movements since earlier in the year, do you anticipate Bitcoin breaking the $300 mark again this year? Any thoughts on the market – or Blockchain – forces affecting Bitcoin’s price?

Tim: I don’t know if it will break $300, but there’s certainly some nice movement going on. It’s going to be fun to watch 😉 There are also more startups this year focused on bitcoin and blockchain-related technology. I for one can’t wait to see what they come up with. Next year we might see some even greater movement in bitcoin.

There’s not much to your faucet, it’s a bit of an enigma – you’ve come out into the scene without the usual Bitcointalk thread, ad banners, bells-and-whistles type entrance – any reason why?

Tim: It’s all part of my strategy. Subtlety can be a more effective tool than trying to land a 747 in the middle of Lake Cumberland for example. My main goals are to provide a stellar user experience and keep my users coming back for more satoshi. Thus far they just keep coming back for more.

What else can I say? Check out Tim’s Faucet now! The Faucet Runner certainly approves 🙂

RainingFreeBitcoins review

RainingFreeBitcoins entered the faucet world fairly recently, coming out punching with a very high paying faucet on the hugely popular Faucetbox platform. It features a dark, gloomy design style that belies the rewards available on this great little site.

RainingFreeBitcoins features a simple structure – win between 1100 and 2500 satoshi every 60 minutes, no if or buts! The faucet hasn’t run out since launch, which is a great sign of a responsible admin, and the site features keyboard-free claims thanks to the Funcaptcha verification system!

Since launching on Bitcointalk, the admin of RainingFreeBitcoins – drey – has had tens of thousands of visitors, we wish him and his users the best of luck in their satoshi endeavours!

Red, Green or Blue? – Three GREAT Paytoshi faucets!

Here are three amazing faucets that are actually fairly unknown. I’ve had them listed over on the faucets for a little while but the admin kindly bidded for a spot advertising Faucet.Green.

Also in the family is Faucet.Blue and Faucet.Red – all paying either 200 satoshi, 500 or 1000 per hour, direct to Paytoshi!

It’s worth noting that there is a 15% chance of winning 500 and a 1% chance of winning the top prize!

These three faucets are wonderful little faucets, and I really like the quotes from artists-of-old on Faucet.Blue and Faucet.Red! Faucet.Green has an eco-friendly vibe, and I’ve fallen in love with these simple little faucets!

The Faucet Runner proudly supports this little network and they all have the stamp of approval from me! Check them out!

R.I.P Zbit.co – and trouble for Superbitco.in?

Firstly shouts out to the team over at Bitkran1.blogspot.ru a cool Russian language site that recently reviewed our faucet! Thanks guys!
This week’s news, as previously reported by them is the death of Zbit.co

Sad to see them go, it was a nice faucet with some great potential! Possibly a little too ambitious with their advertising bids, but still. Some readers reported payment issues, but I never had a problem.

Again, Bitkran1.blogspot.ru gets the medal for this news too as I was working on the faucet, but Superbitco.in is going through issues with their revenue, which they claim will be rectified soon. I trust them, but you guys know I’m the trusting sort already!

Fellow Faucet Runners – a HUGE update!

Firstly, apologies for my absence – I have been away for a little while working on some things!

The blog has been running since November last year and all of you wonderful satoshi hunters have really made my faucet running experience enjoyable!

After some fiddling, I’m proud to finally review a little creation that has been a collaborative effort involving a small, geographically disparate team – shouts to Raph from WeLoveBTC and Neogi over @ LeakyFaucet!

Whaddup brehs?

Ladies and gentleman I would like to introduce you all to TheFaucetRunner  – a BRAND NEW faucet from yours truly! The interface should feel familar to you guys, and claiming is keyboard-free!

Payouts are 150 satoshi per hour directly to Faucetbox, but I will be experimenting with the prizes and bonuses in the coming months.

Also featured is a weekly lottery for 10,000 satoshi! Tickets are given out free but you can buy extra if you feel lucky! Also provided is a rapidly updated list of the best faucets, some of which I will try to review on their own! As the faucet grows, I will increase payouts accordingly!All of the satoshi that I have earned, any that I’ve earned and any that my kind readers have helped me earn, will be returned to you guys through the faucet!

Continue to check the blog for news and reviews and visit the TheFaucetRunner faucet now!