For about a month now, I have been checking in nightly on Yescoiner to rack up some extra sats. It's an easy-to-use faucet but the payouts are extremely small. I have yet to hit the minimum to be able to withdraw, but am slowly working toward it. The minimum for a direct to BTC withdrawal is 0.00010000 BTC, and I'm currently at 0.00003008 BTC. The beat goes on; no one said it would be easy. But anyway, I've noticed they've added a new feature to the website:

In the top right corner, you can see that they've added a "faucet balance" feature with the ability to donate. So, just how much does that translate to?

That's right, the Yescoiner faucet is currently at $152.97 -- no wonder the hourly claims are so small. Ad revenue can only add so much to the faucet. But hey, beggars can't be choosers! That's why the passive referral sats are so important:

I'm still on the way to hitting that first withdrawal; in order to be able to post that all-important payout verification. I'm about 30% there and will keep posting updates on Yescoiner as they arise. To be completely honest, I was very skeptical of this website when I first signed up. While I'm still not completely sold on it, I will continue to waste my time on it until I get that payout.

The original Bitcoin faucet is long gone, but there are still ways to collect some free crypto:

• Sign up here on Publish0x, if you haven't already, to earn free crypto for reading & writing content.

• Join Cointiply and roll the faucet every hour, view PTC ads, take surveys to earn free Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, or Dash.

• Make an account at read.cash and earn Bitcoin Cash (BCH) tips for writing short posts or full articles.

• Downoad the Bitcoin Cash Giveaway to collect some free BCH sats, paid out weekly.

• Check out Yescoiner to easily collect some satoshis; no nonsense -- just solve a captcha. Low payout, slow drip here.