Question: Can anyone recommend some good crypto faucets with no minimum withdrawal? It's fine if it withdraws to faucetpay. I have to be able to reach the minimum withdrawal in 2 claims.

Short answer: Nope, but good luck finding one. Don't overly tax yourself in your efforts, though, chump ... You wouldn't want to look for more that two of them, right?

Long answer (because you know I give long answers, despite my initial snappy and snarky responses): The one I use because it pays the most (~$0.10 a day) has a lot of questionable links and advertising, which has caused problems for people who haven't beefed up their AV and browser security as much as I have. Besides, the minimum withdrawal is $2.5 to $5, depending on the cryptocurrencies you choose. Otherwise, there's Dutchy Corp's autofaucet, but it requires a gargantuan amount of effort to level up high enough for that effort to pay off. Then again, I can sometimes earn more from a good day on Tip Nano (a combination of a 30 day streak and remembering to use it every hour for at least ten hours) than on a slow day on CVn, so go figure. Even then, I only claim from the faucet and watch the video ads. I'm not OK with the surveys/offerwalls knowing my device's identifying details. I've tried using it on a VM with a VPN, but that doesn't work.

I've seen the top earners on Tip Nano regularly get as much as 1 XNO a day from it, sometimes up to 6 XNO. I'm nowhere near that and I don't think I ever will be. On my good days, I get into the top 300 users and maybe 0.01 XNO (which is about as much as I get from a day on CVn, sometimes more if Glam and Max or other users go on a skipping or spending spree). That's the consequence of my choices and I'm fine with that.

The thing for which you're likely looking, the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, doesn't exist. Maybe way back in the early days of crypto and the first faucets (which payed a whole Bitcoin, apparently), it did. That was probably over a decade ago, but those days are long gone (as are those faucets). Generally, faucets aren't worth the effort put into them, because they pay appallingly if you're not consistently in the top one hundred daily earners. (Things like Monke42's faucet are a case in point, since it often pays less than 0.001 XNO at a time. Anything less than 0.01 XNO is basically nothing.)

For the time being, you're better off finding a traditional/old-world job farming fiat (and all the abuse that goes along with that) and exchanging that for crypto. If you are lucky enough to find a job where your employer pays you in crypto, you're in the minority. In comparison to the traditional job-posting and freelancing sites, sites like Froog and Nano Jobs are very sparsely populated. Hopefully, that will change with time as people wake up to just how the current/incumbent financial system disadvantages them and how crypto alleviates some of those issues (while importing others).

I know this not because I'm cynical and jaded (which I am), but because Ive spent a lot of time looking for the elusive golden ticket and found nothing. If you want more crypto than at which you can sneeze, you're going to have to work very hard to get it. Your mileage may vary, of course.

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