Apps and websites, known as crypto faucets, reward users with modest amounts of cryptocurrency in exchange for completing easy activities. The word “faucet” draws attention to the fact that many websites only offer a small “drop” of cryptocurrency rewards.
Crypto faucets' main objective is to raise public knowledge of cryptocurrencies. Few individuals were familiar with Bitcoin in the early 2010s, and even fewer knew how to purchase, trade, and keep it. As a fun approach to entice users to “test drive” cryptocurrency, developers designed faucets.
It helps increase participation in the cryptocurrency market by making it simple to claim modest amounts of cryptocurrency on various faucets.
Crypto faucets urge users to do surveys, watch commercials, and try out new video games as they seek to introduce more people to cryptocurrencies. Most faucets rely on referrals and adverts for revenue. They have an economic interest to persuade users to participate in partner projects.