Collection of Best Crypto Currency Faucets

There are many ways to earn Crypto on the internet previously we talked about Browse-2-Earn options and today we will focus on Top Crypto Faucets, which are great options for people who do not exactly have money to invest in crypto. The idea is to feature high-quality faucets that pay well and don’t have malware in this post, I’m going to leave out some very obscure coins/tokens that nobody cares about.

While Bitcoin has very high fees can make it a bit harder to obtain via faucets, however, there are services like FaucetPay which functions as a micro wallet that allows you to claim more frequently and even trade BTC to other assets if you want to withdraw faster.

One of the original big faucet coins Doge is still an excellent choice, especially after Elon started to pump this coin more frequently. There are lot of different faucet options for Dogecoin out there which is good.

Ethereum tends to have very high transaction fees and that is why there aren’t a lot of services offering direct withdrawals for ETH, there are however some minor faucets that may operate outside of the mainnet or just have very high minimum withdrawal sums.

Another great coin to grind out is Litecoin (LTC) since there are a lot of faucets out there and the blockchain has very low fees.

Polygon used to have a lot more faucets in the past when it had a lot lower fees, but with current fee rates, there has been decreasing interest in running a matic faucet due to this. That being said there are still plenty of options to grind some extra matic in a lot of sites.

NEAR Protocol is a blockchain-based platform that aims to make decentralized applications (dApps) more accessible and user-friendly for developers and end-users alike. One of the ways to do this is by having sharding functionality and incredibly low transaction fees which makes it an ideal Faucet coin.

The most popular privacy coin Monero (XMR) also has a fair amount of crypto faucets out there.

Just a base note here, when it comes to Nano (XNO) there are no fees when you transact with the blockchain, making basically all faucets have instant withdrawals which are great, but on the other hand, many of these may have 1-time use only or things get drained out sometimes.

XRP is a great coin to grind out on faucets due to having extremely low fees in general when sending transactions. Remember that some payouts require a destination tag and make sure to have enough XRP on your account.

Cardano may not be super popular among many faucet websites due to high transaction fees, but there are still a couple of these sites which are offering ADA faucets out there. You also may want to consider staking your ADA rewards if you accumulate a large sum.

Tron is an OK choice for rather cheap transactions, still has a very vibrant and big Asian community top of this you can stake the token and earn a lot of extra top of the faucet earnings you can make out there.

One of the cheapest coins to use out there, which has made Solana very popular among new faucets in the space.

Banano is a fork of Nano so you don’t have to worry about transaction fees since there aren’t any. I recommend getting a Kalium wallet since you will be needing to change your representative, in order to claim some of these faucet rewards.

Binance chain (BSC) is a very popular blockchain and you can see that in fees given to the fact how many transactions are happening on daily basis on the blockchain. There are still a couple of sites that are allowing you to claim some free BNB out there.

Bitcoin Cash is another affordable blockchain to use, which makes it an excellent faucet coin to grind out.

Cosmos is the main coin in the CosmWASM ecosystem. You have the ability to stake it as well, which can be a good compounding strategy after grinding out what the faucets have to offer.

Another OG coin that has been around faucets for quite some time is Digibyte both affordable and rather fast when it comes to transactions.

MultiverseX (previously known as Elrond) is a rather cheap and fast blockchain which makes it excellent for faucet-style websites out there.

In order to receive stellar payments you are required to have a minimum of 25 XLM in your wallet, so make sure you have that setup basically before you start receiving any payments via these faucets or any other payment platforms.

Polkadot ecosystem is another large competitor to Ethereum and has multiple parachains (which are forms of sidechains) while not most mainstream among faucet users, there are a couple that does exist.

In order to use a lot of the EOS ecosystem I do recommend getting the Anchor Wallet, which will allow you directly log into a bunch of different dapps and all the other EOSIO-based chains that exist. There are no transaction fees in EOS but each transaction eats RAM and CPU which you have to stake.

Another prominent pseudo-privacy coin Zcash tends to have quite low fees, making it favored by many faucet websites out there.

For those using Algorand (ALGO) Faucets just a reminder to keep a minimum balance of 0.1 Algo in your wallet to keep it activated. Luckily algo has considerably low fees so you won’t run into many issues interacting with Algorand in general.

A Popular altcoin at one point in time Tezos also offers automatic staking rewards and rather low fees, making it an excellent faucet coin.

Dashcoin, also known as “Dash”, is a decentralized, open-source cryptocurrency that was launched in 2014 as a fork of Bitcoin. It aims to be a faster and more private alternative to Bitcoin, with lower transaction fees and a focus on user experience.

If there is a specific high-quality faucet missing from this list, please let us know in the comment sections or contact us by our email (thedigitalwanderers@proton.me) and maybe we can include your faucet in this article.