Daily Best Free Bitcoin Faucets: Jan 6, 2016 - Today's Free Bitcoin Faucet Collections

Wednesday, January 6, 2016

Jan 6, 2016 - Today's Free Bitcoin Faucet Collections

Here's the list of today's collections for Jan 6, 2016. If that's not today's date, then make sure to go to the most recent list so you can have the most recent information about which faucets are working!

Moon Bitcoin - 2467 Satoshi (Min 5 minute collection, but longer waits = more Satoshi)
Bitcoins 43 - 1400 Satoshi
Moon Bitcoin - 1206 Satoshi (Min 5 minute collection, but longer waits = more Satoshi)
Faucet BTC Box - 1100 Satoshi
Zone Bitcoin - 1100 Satoshi
Snoopy BTC - 1000 Satoshi
Moon Bitcoin - 912 Satoshi (Min 5 minute collection, but longer waits = more Satoshi)
Get My Bitcoin - 900 Satoshi
Jabel Faucet - 900 Satoshi
Bit Store - 900 Satoshi
Box Faucet - 850 Satoshi
Faucet Bitcoin Ace - 800 Satoshi
Miner Center - 800 Satoshi
Moon Bitcoin - 782 Satoshi (Min 5 minute collection, but longer waits = more Satoshi)
BTC Boom - 700 Satoshi (Every 3 minutes! Love this one!)
BTC Boom - 700 Satoshi (Every 3 minutes! Love this one!)
BTC Boom - 700 Satoshi (Every 3 minutes! Love this one!)
BTC Boom - 700 Satoshi (Every 3 minutes! Love this one!)
BTC 4 Me - 700 Satoshi
Nukem Faucet - 700 Satoshi
Free Bitcoins - 700 Satoshi
Your BTC - 600 Satoshi (Every 3 minutes!)
Baby Free BTC - 550 Satoshi

Will be updating as I make collections randomly throughout the day, so please refresh to ensure you have the most up-to date list.

*By the way, I personally checked my FaucetBox account after each of these collections to verify that the proper amount was added to my total before posting them to this site. Exception is Moon Bitcoin, because they are a weekly paying direct to wallet faucet. But it's super easy to reach their threshold if you collect from there at least a once a day and they always pay. Obviously more collections = bigger paydays! I tend to wait an hour or more between collections for the 500+ Satoshi collection amounts.

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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.