If you are looking for a faucet to earn Bitcoin, look no further.

My go-to Bitcoin faucet is Cointiply, and here’s why:

• It actually pays out BTC
• The payout is based on a dollar value/points system, so you get more BTC during bear market 
• There’s multiple ways to earn (read more below)

How do you earn on Cointiply? How much can you earn (realistically)? Here’s a breakdown:

• Faucet - average 24 coins per roll (resets every hour). Everyday you claim you get a bonus multiplier to increase how many coins you get per roll. I usually claim about 10 times per day = $0.02

• Surveys - by far the best way to earn (I use Theorem Reach). Each survey pays between 1000 to 3000 coins on average. The great thing about Theorem is they pay you if you get disqualified (50 to 100 coins on average). I usually get disqualified from 60% of surveys and it takes about 5-15 min to complete a survey = $0.30 - $1.00

• PTC Ads - an easy way to earn coins is to click on Pay-to-Click ads. These pay 10 to 20 coins. I usually don’t click on ads valued lower than 10 coins since some are more spammy. I can usually get about 200 coins per day = $0.02

• Rain Pool Bonus - every half hour or so the “Rain Pool” resets. This is a bonus provided by Cointiply. You get this bonus by clicking on the chat bar and “Qualify for Rain Pool”. You DO NOT need to post in the chat to get the bonus. The amount you get is based on how much you make for Cointiply by clicking PTC ads and completing Surveys. I usually net about 40 coins per Rain Chat = $0.05

• Twitter Bonus - about one to two times per week the Cointiply Twitter account posts a promo code for 99 coins = $0.01

So to sum it up, you can reasonably earn $0.40 - $1.10 per day. There are definitely people who earn more by completing more surveys, playing games, downloading the app (android only), and completing offer wall opportunities, which pay out in the 10,000 - 100,000 coin range ($1 - $10). I tend to stay away from the offer wall since the opportunities usually involve downloading other apps.

If you’re looking for a BTC faucet, I’d recommend giving Cointiply a try.