Dear All,
as you can see here and here, my last posts regarded some math about two autoclaim sites.
In this one I'll try to compare them. Both sites permit results with minimal activity so I like them.
Round 1: Faucet vs faucet
Let's start with the faucets.
On FireFaucet, the first ten faucet claims give me an average of around 45 ACP and 5 Fuel per claim.
Those ten claims also unlock three tasks, bringing the total to approximately:
620 ACP + 85 Fuel
Final AutoClaim doesn't really have a traditional faucet.
Instead, we can roll roughly every 30 minutes and get 100 DU or more.
So, over the same five-hour period needed for ten FireFaucet claims, we can make ten rolls on Final AutoClaim.
The average for ten rolls is around:
1,050 DU
Now let's see what happens when we actually use those resources.
FireFaucet
The 85 Fuel is enough to keep AutoClaim running for approximately 85 minutes.
The 620 ACP is enough for roughly seven coins.
Using the rates from my previous calculations, or, better, the actuals from my wifes' lvl 66 account, the above produces approximately:
$0.0057
Final AutoClaim
With 1,050 DU, running AutoClaim at 5x with three coins selected gives us around 70 minutes of activity.
The resulting value is approximately:
$0.0033
So, from the initial faucet alone, FireFaucet gives us more value.
But that's not the whole story.
Round 2: The resources we get for free
Both sites give us resources naturally while we use them.
On FireFaucet, we get free Fuel.
Fuel doesn't have much value by itself, but it allows us to keep AutoClaim running for longer.
And longer AutoClaim means more AP aka more experience and more progress towards the next level.
Final AutoClaim has a similar mechanism, but with Dutchy.
When we run the Dutchy mode on AutoClaim, we spend 100 DU every five minutes and get back 105 DU, or more when our bonuses are active.
So we're effectively generating at least:
5 DU every five minutes
There can also be extra Dutchy from the chat rain.
If we're reasonably consistent, getting around 700 extra DU per day isn't particularly difficult.
Over a week, that can give us around 4,000 additional DU to convert during the weekend.
That's roughly 1–1.5 cents of value.
FireFaucet has an important advantage here, though. In a week, running autoclaim on 1x on a low value coin (TRX) we are quite sure to level up. So, all that fuel is usually 3/4K ACP which is worth around 3 cents.
FF strikes again.
Round 3: The bonuses
FireFaucet has its daily bonus, which gives around100 ACP and 25 Fuel, every day. It also has an effeciency bonus based on level.
Finally there are 4 hours during the weekend when the autoclaim output is increased by +50%. Which is huge but unless you schedule, it's hard to get more than 2 hours. (Should I start accumulating for the weekend ? Probably yes)
Final AutoClaim has the loyalty bonus plus the 20% weekend bonus. It also has other bonuses but those are not so free to get.
The FA weekend bonus is nice because it directly increases the output of AutoClaim in all modes.
But again, the long-term loyalty bonus is the big one.
At maximum loyalty, FA's numbers can change dramatically compared with a new account.
The problem is getting there. And, as I can personally confirm, losing that progress is painful.
Comparing the two:
FF brings 700 ACP per week (so 0.006$) while FA brings ... well nothing for the weekend , I have already included the bonus in the calculation).
The loyalty bonus wins vs the happy hours. A +100% means doubling the outcome of extra DU and coins.
All considered, with max loyalty bonus, FA can have the upper hand and overcome the results of previous rounds.
Round 4: The progression systems
This is where the two sites become much harder to compare.
Final AutoClaim and FireFaucet reward long-term users in very different ways.
Final AutoClaim
FA's main long-term bonus is the loyalty bonus.
It increases by approximately 0.5% per day.
So if you're consistent, 200+ days consistent, the bonus gradually grows until it reaches its maximum of +100%.
I'm currently around level 70, and the FA levels don't provide much direct benefit along the way.
There are some small rewards every five levels but only at level 200 additional functionality becomes available.
But level 200 is a very long way away if you're trying to use the site lazily.
So for the typical lazy user, FA's levels are not important, keeping the streak alive is crucial.
FireFaucet
FireFaucet's progression is more complicated, but I think it's more interesting for this particular experiment.
The level bonus increases by approximately 0.1% per level.
That doesn't sound impressive compared with FA's eventual +100%.
But new levels also grant a nice amount of ACP as reward
The ACP reward increases by 50 ACP per level.
For example, the progression reaches approximately:
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3,500 ACP at level 69
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4,000 ACP at level 79
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5,050 ACP at level 100
And, more importantly, higher levels also improve the Fuel received per hour.
More Fuel means we can keep AutoClaim running for longer. More AutoClaim means more EXP. More EXP means more levels. And more levels mean more Fuel.
So which is better ?
The two systems are designed differently.
Final AutoClaim gives us a relatively straightforward long-term target:
build the loyalty bonus while you use the autoclaim
At +100%, the AutoClaim output can be dramatically higher than at the beginning.
But getting there requires a lot of consistency, and the other level rewards are not particularly important until very high levels.
FireFaucet instead gives us a progression loop which brings to :
the autofaucet must run
Now, for FF, considering a 7% bonus, running the numbers, we total every week, 2954 Fuel and 6958 AP (exp) which generates 6620 ACP including the extra 2 levels all those AP bring. Which is 0.12 USD including a bit of happy hour.
Meanwhile for FA, at my actual level, doing 10 faucet claims all week long and running the autoclaim on DU mode until friday I make around 9.8K DU which, during weekedn is 0.03 $ of value.
But with 100% loyalty bonus, the value is exponentially higher, around 0.12 USD per week.
So, at optimal loyalty bonus, the 2 systems have similar value. The problem is that if you break the streak, it's 200 days of lower rewards. At 50% increase the expected value is 0.07 USD...
I think FF wins BUT:
- the withdrawal requirement on FF are 3 or 10 $ while FA has just 3 or 5 cents
Shouls we flip the winning position?
FA wins for lazyness: 1/2 rolls for 100+ days and the autofaucet that accumulates Dutchy, then with high loyalty bonus, we start to convert and maybe we do other stuff.
FF brings more value but with more clicks. It's more scalable and the site itself is more secure (pop ups on FA are annoying). The tasks and Power Streak make every 50k ACP a feast with multiple level ups.
Remember: this is a math exercise, it's not how I really utilize the sites.
Well, it took me more than expected... thank you and good night!
Lazy
https://firefaucet.win/ref/1424328
https://autofaucet.dutchycorp.space/?r=ilpeggiore
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