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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
11 minute read Aug 16th, 2021 5:45 PM EDT | Tips Get free Bitcoins with this list of Bitcoin faucets that pay. They won’t make you rich, but I test and monitor my list to make sure they pay. If you need more info on Bitcoins, check out my Bitcoin primer or my faucet guide, How to Make Money with Bitcoin Faucets.[Update #113 August 16th, 2021]Cointiply remains my favorite faucet and offerwall combo.Tested all faucets, removed multiple dead faucets.Added free crypto earning opportunities from Coinbase.Added BlockFi as a way of earning interest on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and other cryptos, plus the BlockFi credit card that pays 1.5% cash back in Bitcoin.Skip to Faucet ListBitcoin Faucets that PayBitcoin faucets work by paying out tiny fractions of a Bitcoin in exchange for loading a page full of ads. Other sites pay Bitcoins for watching videos, taking surveys, or doing tasks.You’ll need a Bitcoin wallet, either a standalone client-side wallet or a cloud-based wallet like Blockchain.com or CoinBase.Other wallets: Dogecoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Daedalus Wallet for CardanoCoinBase supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and some others.Blockchain.com supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, and some others.Earn Interest on Crypto Deposits and Get Crypto Cash Back on Credit CardsThere are a couple of ways to earn crypto rewards such as interest on your crypto deposits and getting cash back in the form of Bitcoin on your credit card charges. I’ll explain below.BlockFi is a site offering interest on your crypto deposits. There’s at least some risk involved because you have to actually send them your crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Chainlink, and others), and they own the keys to your account. While they are heavily backed by hundreds of millions of dollars in venture capital investment, make sure you do your own research and due dilligence. I have some of my small crypto holdings with them.BlockFi also has a credit card that pays 1.5% cash back in the form of Bitcoin. This is a regular credit card that you pay with fiat money (i.e. dollars) from your bank account. It is not funded by your
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