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Can you really earn Free Bitcoins in 2022 with FreeBitcoins?

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date November 16, 2021

Blockstreams CEO, Adam Back, makes a dumbass Twitter post about free Bitcoins.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen “No one gives away free bitcoins!” It reminds me of “Bitcoins dead” and both phrases make me want to bang my head against a wall, frankly, because these people are acting like Bitcoin is some coveted StarTrek money when it’s not. Even with Elon Musk & Co pump and dumping cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is still not money.

Bitcoin has literally been being given away for free since before Bitcoin was being sold for fiat. This isn’t an opinion… it’s a fact!

That being said, here at FreeBitcoins.com, we are happy to give you some free Bitcoin! Let me explain why though, to start. I can monetize this website above what I could sell Bitcoin for at this moment. As Bitcoin increased… we give less, it’s not rocket appliances. This same application goes with DOGE and everything else. You may not be able to afford to move the Bitcoins on the blockchain, but on FreeBitcoins exchange, you will be able to use those Bitcoins to purchase an altcoin (such as Clamcoin [CLAM]) and then easily withdrawal those coins from our website to your own secure wallet via the blockchain.

Follow these simple steps to get started earning some Free Bitcoins with FreeBitcoins.com:

Create a FreeBitcoins.com “exchange” account by visiting: https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/signup
Visit the FreeBitcoins.com “faucet”. Solve the captcha, enter your FreeBitcoins exchange username, and pick the cryptocurrency you wish to receive. https://freebitcoins.com/faucet/
At this point, your account will have a small amount of free cryptocurrency. You can check your account balance by either looking at the bottom of the “Deposit” page or by checking your “balance” page while you’re logged in. https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/profile/deposit or https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/profile/balance

It worked! I now have some free Bitcoins, but I can’t afford to withdrawal them from FreeBitcoins.com… what should I do?

Sending Bitcoin on the blockchain is a relatively expensive task these days. Our website charges a flat 0.0003 BTC fee for withdrawals (this fee is subject to change.) Our faucet currently pays out 0.000000010 Bitcoin every hour… so you can do that math!

There is a trick to using our website and withdrawing your cryptocurrency to your wallet! If you use the Bitcoin dust that you accumulate through our faucet and purchase small altcoins… such as Clamcoin [CLAM], you will find that you’re able to withdrawal within just a few hours of using our faucet!

What is Clamcoin, and what can I do with it?

Clamcoin [CLAM] is my favorite cryptocurrency at the moment, and I’m biased because I own so many! CLAM is also used on a famous website called Just-Dice.com. You are able to withdrawal from FreeBitcoins.com to Just-dice in just a few hours of using our faucet.

CLAM is also a Proof of Stake coin. PoS means the coin itself secures the network. Coin holders that “stake” are rewarded by earning all the blockchain fees + one (1) new CLAM per minute that will continue forever. This means there are about 1440 CLAMS created a day forever.

Is there anything else I can do with these free cryptocurrency coins?

Yes, there are lots of options. Think outside the box and dream big.

FreeBitcoins.com also offers a solid affiliate program. Joining our affiliate program is as easy as visiting this link: https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/profile/affiliate

Every time one of your affiliates uses our faucet, you will get a faucet hit as well for free! Affiliates also earn 50% of trade fees on our exchange and our simple to use cryptocurrency swap tool.

We do kindly ask that you limit yourself to only two accounts on FreeBitcoins.com. One main account and one self-affiliated account. Having additional accounts will cause your accounts to be pwned.

Have fun and enjoy.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions: https://freebitcoins.supportsystem.com/

Be sure to check out our second favorite legit free bitcoin faucet as well!

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Affiliate Banners

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date August 2, 2021

FreeBitcoins Affiliate Banners

This page is dedicated to providing FreeBitcoins.com affiliate banners that everyone is welcome to use.

How to join the FreeBitcoins.com affiliate marketing program?

Anyone can join the FreeBitcoins affiliate program and start inviting their friends today. Register at https://altquick.com/profile/affiliate

Please do not spam or break local laws.

Is there a cap on how much affiliates can get paid, how fast and how long do I get paid?

There is no cap on how much affiliates can earn.

Affiliates are paid instantly for faucet hits and every 15 minutes for exchange trades (swaps as well).

Affiliates earn on their referrals for the life of the account.

How to post FreeBitcoins.com links on social media if banned? (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and more)

Social media loves banning FreeBitcoins.com links for no reason because of the large Twitter hacker. AltQuick.com links work great, though.

To avoid FreeBitcoins bans, we recommend using a service like https://linktr.ee/.

The way we do it is to create two accounts and have the first account LinkTree account link over to the second LinkTree account; that is where the FreeBitcoins.com link is.

Example: https://linktr.ee/treechain links to https://linktr.ee/freebitcoins.com

This allows us to post on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and other websites that have banned FreeBitcoins.com for whatever reason!

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What is affiliate marketing?

“Affiliate marketing is the process by which an affiliate earns a commission for marketing another person’s or company’s products.” According to https://www.bigcommerce.com/

We give you a special FreeBitcoins.com link that is unique to your account. You share this link wherever you want as long as it’s legal. When people click your link, they become your affiliate. You will then earn from their accounts activity.

At the moment we pay 50% for trade fees on our altcoin exchange and swap. The faucet pays 100% of whatever free cryptocurrency they earn. Payouts for trading are every 15 minutes, but the faucet hits payout basically instantly. If your person earns 10 satoshi for free through the faucet, so will you. Easy as that!.

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Exchange Altcoins To Bitcoin

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date July 26, 2021

FreeBitcoins.com is a USA company that maintains a full-serve automated altcoin exchange that allows users to exchange altcoins to Bitcoin safely and easily. Users can trade their Bitcoin to other altcoins as well. Right now, FreeBitcoins.com supports trading for 22 different cryptocurrencies. FreeBitcoins maintains wallets for 42Coin, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoins SV, Chia, Clamcoin, DASH, Digibyte, Dogecoin, Etherium, Florincoin, Gapcoin, Hive, Litecoin, Mazacoin, Namecoin, Monero, Particl, Qtum, Rhombus, Wownero, and ZCash.

Signing up

FreeBitcoins Sign Up Is Fast And Easy
Sign up on FreeBitcoins is extremely fast and noninvasive. Because FreeBitcoins does not support fiat or anything that attempts to act like fiat, FreeBitcoins is not required to KYC customers at this time. This makes the signup process a breeze. Signing up takes around 30 seconds.

We strongly recommend attaching an email account to your account, but it is not required. You will not be able to add an email account later and you will not be able to reset/recover your password if there isn’t an email account attached to your account… this is a security feature, not a flaw.

Funding Your Account

Right now, FreeBitcoins.com exchange accounts can only be funded with cryptocurrency. There are two ways to fund your new FreeBitcoins.com exchange account.

1. Use the FreeBitcoins.com free cryptocurrency faucet. Our faucet will deposit a small amount of cryptocurrency directly into your exchange account.

After using the faucet. Users should be able to see the free faucet deposit at the bottom of their exchange deposit page located at: https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/profile/deposit

2. The second way to deposit into your FreeBitcoins exchange account is by using cryptocurrency. We support twenty-two different cryptocurrencies on our deposit page. Click “Generate” on the coin you wish to deposit, then copy and paste the address given. You will see your deposit almost immediately at the bottom of the page. You should not have to refresh the screen or anything to see your deposit or for the confirmations to confirm properly.

How to withdrawal from FreeBitcoins.com?

Withdrawal is arguably the most important part of any cryptocurrency trading! It doesn’t matter if you earned 500 Bitcoins and some sketchy altcoin exchange won’t let you withdraw your coins! FreeBitcoins.com is dedicated to the vast majority of our withdrawals being completely automated and instantly.

FreeBitcoins.com allows users to withdraw coins to any cryptocurrency address they want to. This means that FreeBitcoins users can withdraw Bitcoin to Coinbase, Gemini, CashApp, Wasabi Wallet, or any other Bitcoin service they desire and they can do it instantly.

In order to withdraw, simply navigate to the FreeBitcoins exchange withdrawal page located at: https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/profile/withdraw

Enter the number of coins you wish to withdraw, the address to wish to withdrawal to, and then your 2fa if 2fa is set on your account. Each coin has a different fee for withdrawing.

A history of your accounts withdrawals is shown at the bottom of this page as well!

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Google and Facebook

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date July 8, 2021

Google, Facebook, and Bitcoin. The three titans of the internet at the moment. While Jack Dorsey and his half-ass companies trail behind the 3 leaders… it makes me ponder, how are these 3 titians going to get along in the next five years.

I suspect that we see the internet start to break up in the next five years. There will be white websites and “black” websites. What website is on what list will very likely depend on what country your internet is currently bouncing off. Like websites, Bitcoin will become this way too, but with Bitcoin will come opportunity. There will be an opportunity to take “black” Bitcoins and turn them into “white” Bitcoins and vice versa. The process should be fairly simple and only have a small entry fee such as an airplane ticket or something like that.

Bitcoin can choose what country it is in as well similar to how websites can. You can choose to store your Bitcoin in the United States, Switzerland, or completely digitally. This makes Bitcoin a powerful tool for the uncertain future ahead.

I suspect that Facebook will be the first of the three to be squeezed out of America. Facebook squeezes the most people off it’s platform, so I expect the favor to be returned to them. I expect Google will stay in pretty good graces with everyone. Google is extremely talented at being fluid with regulations, freedom of speech, and allowing users to use their platform. Google probably will get in trouble for altering search results in a type of “search propaganda”, but I really think Google is pressured by nations to do this “search propaganda” in the first place anyways.

Only time will tell, but as of July 8, 2021…. that is the author’s prediction!

Please be sure to check out FreeBitcoins.com to earn free cryptocurrency + use our full-service altcoin exchange!

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How many Satoshis are in a Bitcoin?

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date July 7, 2021

There are 100,000,000 satoshis in 1 Bitcoin (BTC).

What exactly is a Satoshi?

The smallest unit of Bitcoin is 0.00000001 BTC and this is what we call a “Satoshi”. This unit was named after the founder of Bitcoin. Satoshi Natomoto was the user name used to sign the original Bitcoin whitepaper and the username “Satoshi” was used on Bitcointalk.

How can I earn 10 Satoshi for free?

Lucky for you, you’ve found the right website! FreeBitcoins.com offers a free cryptocurrency Faucet that gives 10 Satoshi per hour. Check us out at: https://freebitcoins.com/faucet/

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What is a Bitcoin maxis?

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date June 26, 2021

A Bitcoin maxis is another way of saying Bitcoin Maximalist. This is a person that thinks Bitcoin alone is the future and everything else is stupid. Fiat – Stupid. Clamcoin, Dogecoin, Namecoin, Wownero – really stupid.

They think that you should hodl Bitcoin and not drink water basically and starve to death. You get the idea!

Bitcoin Maximalists usually live in their parent’s basement while refusing the cash out their Bitcoins. Why would they cash out their Bitcoin when A: Bitcoin is the future and B: Moms meatloaf & rent are free!

Occasionally, there are Bitcoin Maximist “never sellers” that are highly successful and are just a stone’s throw away from their parent’s multimillion-dollar basement. These people usually got rich off either missing social media opportunities or creating social media to use it to silence a president of the free world. Pro tip: Life jacket > Bitcoin and the penthouse is always next to the outhouse.

In all, I personally think Bitcoin Maximalists are generally retarded, but I would rather have coffee with 10 Bitcoin Maximalists than 10 Altcoin / Defi / NFT retards!!!! Anyone too far this way or too far that way is a tard in my book… it’s best to ride the fence! 😛

Get some free cryptocurrency from FreeBitcoins.com’s faucet: https://freebitcoins.com/faucet

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The Only 3 Bitcoin Wallets You Will Ever Need

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date June 25, 2021

Having a safe Bitcoin wallet is the most important detail of being a cryptocurrency holder. You should be aware that a number of online Bitcoin Wallets are extremely dangerous. This is why most of our recommendations are easy-to-use cold Bitcoin wallets.

1. (Free Online Wallet) FreeBitcoins.com – FreeBitcoins offers a free Bitcoin wallet for anyone that signs up on our altcoin exchange. Not only will you receive a free BTC wallet, but you will also to other popular cryptocurrencies such as Clamcoin, Litecoin, Namecoin, Wownero, and others.

2. (Cold Wallet Wallet) Trezor – This is our go-to device for storing cryptocurrency long-term locally. Trezor’s are extremely easy to use and thus far have proven to be a safe device for users to trust. We highly recommend investing in a Trezor if you plan on being a “copy and paste” cryptocurrency user, & don’t desire to learn the guts of cryptocurrency. Trezors cost $60 USD for the base version and $194 for the fancy Model T. I have both… I think the $60 is fine honestly.

Trezor’s can also serve as a U2F (Universal 2nd-Factor) hardware token. This can be used to protect your Google account and other accounts.

3. (Bitcoin’s main wallet) Bitcoin Core – You will need to download and sync this wallet. This wallet makes you an actual part of Bitcoin potentially. It’s big and bulky, but it’s as secure as Bitcoin comes. I prefer the Trezor for my stuff on the go, but Bitcoin Core is likely safer.

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bitcoin free

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date June 20, 2021

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Wondering how to earn some bitcoin free? Free Bitcoins has a few great options that may just help you achieve that goal! When you register on the Exchange not only will you get a free cryptocurrency wallet, but you will also gain access to the FreeBitcoins Faucet.

How to start earning bitcoin free to;dr:

1. Register on FreeBitcoins exchange: https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/signup

2. Use the FreeBitcoins faucet (your users name is CaSe SenSiTiVe): https://freebitcoins.com/faucet/

3. Check your exchange balance to make sure you received the free coins: https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/profile/deposit

You may also find this Youtube video helpful.

What is a cryptocurrency faucet?

A cryptocurrency faucet is an online tool that automatically gives users a small amount of cryptocurrency for free or in exchange for something free such as solving a captcha or puzzle. The first-ever Bitcoin “business” was in fact a cryptocurrency faucet. The owner of the first crypto faucet was a gentleman by the name of Gavin Andresen. Mr. Andresen worked directly with Satoshi for a short period at the beginning of Bitcoin’s birth. Here is the post Mr. Andresen made announcing the first Bitcoin faucet: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=183.0 The faucet only gave 5 whole Bitcoins per hit though…!!!!!!!!!

How can I use the Free Bitcoins faucet to learn how to “cryptocurrency”?

Obtaining Bitcoin while people such as Jack Dorsey and Elon Musks recklessly create market frenzies is a royal pain in the ass. It’s important to know that Bitcoin isn’t the only cryptocurrency that provides the framework for a useable crypto-coin. There are thousands and thousands of cryptocurrencies in the world. You could create your own cryptocurrency today if you wanted, but the question is “whois using it?” The people or groups that use the cryptocurrency is a very important factor in cryptocurrency.

FreeBitcoins offers not only Bitcoin but also 20 other different cryptocurrencies that our users can use. Many of these coins actually give far more free coins through the faucet than our Bitcoin faucet gives. These coins often have much cheaper withdrawal requirements on the exchange due to their networks being much less used than Bitcoin.

Learning how to use cryptocurrency safely is going to be one of the most important lessons you could learn when using a faucet. Try to store 0.1 CLAM on a private key you generated yourself before you dive off the deep end and send 10 Bitcoins into space! Most of the coins on FreeBitcoins use SHA-256, which means that they all share the same private key.

Technically speaking, it is absolutely possible to save a single private key that stores all of your Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Clamcoin, Litecoin, and any other coin on a single key. This is a pretty valuable lesson potentially and there are SO many other lessons you can learn.

Whats are 5 quick lessons the author has learned about cryptocurrency from using free faucets?

Never loan strangers cryptocurrency.
Always try to hold your cryptocurrency private keys. The only exception to this is things that pay interest that make sense. (Just-dice.com and other reputable investment style places.)
Long-term diversification in altcoins or anything cryptocurrency is extremely dangerous.
Don’t trust the media about cryptocurrency. Read the source code. They get paid to report. Use your own brain (or at least try!)
A good investment doesn’t mean something that is already perfect… A good investment is something that has potential. I would recommend helping that something realize its potential after you own a part of it. This is where the big profits sleep in this day and age I believe. Most projects are from 11:58 pm to 12 am on my imaginary D-Day Clock. Here is a good example of a single user accidentally breaking Dogecoins code… you can see users crying about how “DOGE will never have value again” and other such things haha: Dogecoin Reddit Fork Disaster (no worries, dogecoin made it thus far!)

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1 free bitcoin in 365 days

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date June 20, 2021

Can you earn 1 free bitcoin in 365 days or less? Absolutely, but it isn’t going to be easy these days. Bitcoin at the beginning was something that people online used to play with other folks online such as friends and family. I remember in 2013 being given whole Bitcoins from strangers while chatting on Just-Dice.com.

Nowadays with Bitcoin sought after by people like Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey, getting free bitcoin has become extremely difficult. That is where FreeBitcoins.com may come to your aid in some form or fashion!

Start using the two best Bitcoin faucets

You should start using the two best free Bitcoin faucets immediately. We recommend the FreeBitcoins.com faucet and FreeBitco.in.

Both of these faucets are extremely easy to use and they both actual payout. Both websites have affiliate systems as well. This means that you can share their links and get paid when your friends use the faucet. (I used an affiliate link for the FreeBitco.in link above)

Use both of these faucets hourly + share their links on your social media. This is a WONDERFUL way to start out earning 1 free bitcoin in a year. All it takes is the right person clicking your link and you could get 1 free bitcoin in a week… no joke!

Start Small And Learn The Ropes

It’s good to start small because it’s much easier to stomach a $10 loss than a $100,000 loss… especially if you worked for it (even if it was free bitcoin)! Start off learning cryptocurrency with something like Clamcoin or some other small community-based cryptocurrency. Learn how to send transactions and how to store your coins securely. CLAM, Bitcoin, and many other cryptocurrencies all use SHA-256, so if you can use one coin…. you should be able to use most!

What coin would the Author recommend for noobs learning?

I think CLAM is the best small market cap cryptocurrency because the community keeps services on their toes. This prevents a lot of half-assed services from bothering to accept CLAM. Poloniex exchange lost over 1800 Bitcoins due to a flaw in their CLAM markets: https://fullycrypto.com/clam-price-crash-triggers-1800-btc-loss-on-poloniex Forget earning 1 free bitcoin… 1800 free bitcoins is WAY better 😛 (and it sounds cool 1800FreeBitcoinsFromPoloniexLosers lol!)

Because of this negative press & the fact, there is only 4,776,701 CLAM in existence, CLAM seems to be extremely well priced. https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/market/Bitcoin-Clamcoin

Earn free Bitcoins -> Buy as much CLAM as possible -> Earn 1 Bitcoin!

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Trading and Withdrawal Fees

Post author By Steven Steiner (BAC)
Post date June 7, 2021

FreeBitcoins.com exchange (XChange) offers free trading for any trade valued under 250 Bitcoin satoshis. All other trades have a 0.2% fee.

The XChange also charges a flat fee for all withdrawals.

We pay the estimated amount for your transaction to be within 0.50MB deep in the unconfirmed chain. XChange pays up to 100% of the full amount we charge for withdrawing. If the 0.50MB is less than our fee, we keep the leftover change as XChange profit.

We recommend this website for a visual view of how busy the Bitcoin network is: https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/

You can view the amount our service is going to pay the miner via our Bitcoin miner fee estimator tool.

42-coin 0.000001 42
Bitcoin 0.0003 BTC
Bitcoin Cash 0.001 BCH
Bitcoin SV 0.001 BSV
Chia 0.001
Clamcoin 0.01 CLAM
Dash 0.001 DASH
Digibyte 2 DGB
Dogecoin 5 DOGE
Ethereum 0.0025 ETH
Florincoin 1 FLO
FreeBitcoins Token 0.0025 ETH
Gapcoin 1 GAP
HIVE 0.01 HIVE
Litecoin 0.001 LTC
Maza 10 MAZA
Monero 0.001 XMR
Namecoin 0.01 NMC
Particl 0.01 PART
Qtum 0.01 QTUM
Rhombus 10 RHOM
Wownero 1 WOW
ZCash 0.001 ZEC

Swap only charges people what the actual miner fee actually is. We find this helps save many smaller traders coins.

FreeBitcoins.com Swap tool has a trading fee of 1% in addition to all XChange fees. There is no flat miner fee though, as stated above.

Please be sure to see our FAQ on exchange for the most up to date information: https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/faq

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