Bitcoin faucets are websites where you can get a small amount of cryptocurrency, often in the order of cents or a few dollars, by simply solving a CAPTCHA and entering your crypto address.
In 2010, these ‘cryptocurrency faucets’ became very popular in the bitcoin community, as they allowed people to obtain coins for free to test the fledgling technology. One tap in particular handed out 5 BTC to anyone who asked for it.
Years later, many of these portals are still active, but have drastically reduced the amount of BTC they give away to each user.
However, there are still valid bitcoin exchanges that allow you to dive into the world of decentralised currencies for free, even with small amounts.
Let us see which are the most valid platforms.
A dip into the past: the history of bitcoin exchanges
Bitcoin exchanges are figuratively speaking “cryptocurrency taps”, i.e. websites where you can get a small amount of cryptocurrency for free.
The way they work is very simple: all you hav
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