Guide

What is a crypto faucet? How community faucets work

A crypto faucet gives away very small amounts of cryptocurrency for free, usually with a limit on how often you can claim. CoinDrop's community faucet runs on Discord: anyone can claim $0.0005 of a coin every 12 hours, and it's funded only by burns and donations from users.

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    See which faucets have funds

    On Discord, list the coin faucets that can pay out right now.

    /faucetlist
  2. 2

    Claim from a faucet

    Claim $0.0005 of a coin, once every 12 hours. It goes to your CoinDrop balance.

    /faucet DOGE
  3. 3

    Top up a faucet

    Donate from your own balance to keep a coin's faucet running for others.

    /donate 1 DOGE
  4. 4

    Recycle leftover balances

    Burning clears a coin from your wallet and recycles it into that coin's community faucet.

    @CoinDrop burn DOGE

Frequently asked questions

What is a crypto faucet used for?

Faucets let people try a coin without buying it first. The amounts are too small to be a source of income, so they're best treated as a way to get started.

Who funds CoinDrop's faucet?

Only CoinDrop users, through burns and donations. A faucet can run dry, so check /faucetlist to see which ones have funds.

Is the CoinDrop faucet available on Telegram or Kick?

Not today. The faucet and donations are Discord-only.

What's the difference between a faucet and an airdrop?

A faucet is always open for small, repeat claims. A CoinDrop airdrop is a one-off giveaway that someone funds and runs for a set time, and everyone who joins splits the pot.