Daily Best Free Bitcoin Faucets: Jan 20, 2016 - Today's Free Bitcoin Faucet Collections

Wednesday, January 20, 2016

Jan 20, 2016 - Today's Free Bitcoin Faucet Collections

Bit late getting started today, so I'll just get right into it. Here are today's successful free bitcoin faucet collections. (Yes, they all paid*! I checked before adding them to this page.)

6x Moon Bitcoin - 1627 + 930 + 763 + 650 + 394 + 374 Satoshi
*Collect 95 Satoshi every 5 mins, but longer waits = more Satoshi

Bitcoins 43 - 1400 Satoshi

BTC Bitcoin - 1400 Satoshi

Faucet BTC - 1300 Satoshi

Bonus Bitcoin Faucet - 1275 Satoshi

Faucet Free Bitcoin - 1204 Satoshi

Zone Bitcoin - 1200 Satoshi

Bitcoin Vs Price - 1100 Satoshi

Dora BTC - 1100 Satoshi

Minions BTC - 1100 Satoshi

Bitcoin Box - 1020 Satoshi

1 BTC Free - 1003 Satoshi

1 BTC Fau - 1001 Satoshi

Bitcoin the Guide - 1000 Satoshi

Tera BTC - 950 Satoshi

Nukem Faucet - 900 Satoshi

Gold Faucet - 900 Satoshi

Deluxe Faucet - 850 Satoshi

WSX Money - 801 Satoshi

Faucet WSX - 760 Satoshi

Bit Blabber - 750 Satoshi

5x BTC For Me - 700 + 700 + 700 + 700 + 700 Satoshi
*Collect every 20 mins

2x BTC 4 Me - 700 + 700 Satoshi

Mr Choco Bit - 650 Satoshi

9x BTC Boom - 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 Satoshi
*Collect every 3 mins!

8x Your BTC - 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 + 600 Satoshi
*Collect every 3 mins!

Bit Ganancias - 600 Satoshi
*Collect every 15 mins

4x Your Faucet - 555 + 555 + 555 + 555 Satoshi
*Collect every 15 mins

Baby Free BTC - 550 Satoshi

3x Give Me Coins - 511 + 511 + 511 Satoshi
*Collect every 15 mins

*Moon Bitcoin pays weekly, but they've never ever not paid me on time, so I totally trust them. Plus, it is super easy to reach their minimum payout of 5500 Satoshi - I can get to that in under a day.

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My Journey

My journey started on Dec. 22, 2014. Before this, I'd only heard of Bitcoins, but never really looked into them. On the 22nd, I decided it was about time that I did. Since then I've off and on tried collecting, depending on my free time.

So from that moment, I've (officially) earned 7,572,776 Satoshi, which amounts to 0.07572776 Bitcoins. I'm actually rather proud of this number. Never in a million years did I think it would grow this fast.

Also - I've earned more Satoshi than this, but I've only listed the ones that are "officially" mine, because the others are still in a state of limbo, while I wait for them to be delivered from their temporary online wallets to my personal wallet.

The entirety of the earnings have come from free bitcoin faucets (basically a page full of ads with a captcha to fill out) - so yes, you really can earn real Bitcoins just by visiting free websites and filling in some captchas.

Some Tips and Tricks

I've learned some things along the way to make collecting from the free bitcoin faucets a little easier. Here I will share them with you!

1. Captchas don't have to be "exact". Don't worry about capitalization or punctuation and it will still accept.

2. If you can't read a captcha (sometimes they are just ridiculous), use the reload button to try for a new image.

3. Many times (but not always), you can simply press 'enter' from within the captcha window and it will submit the page without actually hitting the "Get Reward" button.

If I learn anything new, I'll update the list! Happy Satoshi hunting :D

What are Bitcoins?

Bitcoins are a digital currency that has been gaining in popularity and acceptance since it was introduced in 2009. More information can be found on the Wikipedia page devoted to the subject.

Bitcoin on Wikipedia

Since Bitcoins are rather expensive, free faucets obviously can't give out whole Bitcoins for visiting. This is where Satoshi come in. The free faucets give varying amounts of Satoshi (like 50, 100, 500, etc.) simply for filling out a captcha.

Collecting these small amounts of Satoshi is rather like collecting spare change in a jar. Eventually the pennies grow in numbers and become dollars. In the same way, the Satoshi will eventually build up into full Bitcoins.