P2P on Bybit is an easy and secure peer-to-peer trading platform. It facilitates the buying and selling of two users’ holdings at an optimal, agreed-upon price.

Peer-to-peer (or P2P) trading is a form of trade in which buyers and sellers directly exchange their crypto coins and fiat assets.

 trading platform which charges zero fees. 

It facilitates buying and selling of two users’ holdings at an optimal, agreed-upon price. Please note that Bybit does not provide the buy and sell offers on the P2P page, which are generated by the users directly themselves.

Bybit P2P supports over 300 cryptocurrencies, 70 fiat currencies and 600 payment methods, making the execution of P2P orders a breeze. Additionally, it’s a highly secure platform on which both buyers and sellers have to undergo rigorous 

 processes. Bybit also imposes stringent protocols to prevent frauds and scams, including a reporting function, a P2P 

 feature and security deposit requirements. You can also leave reviews for your counterparty after completing a trade with them to help other users make informed decisions. 

 for traders looking to directly buy and sell large amounts of assets between two parties, allowing traders to enjoy faster trade and reduced price slippage for large P2P orders. P2P Block has a single minimum 

order limit of 10,000 USDT, and a single maximum order limit of 200,000 USDT. 

The fee structure of P2P trading corresponds to two different types: taker and maker.

To learn more about fees on the Bybit P2P platform, please refer to 

P2P trading on Bybit is highly secure, thanks to the various rigorous security measures it implements. First, all users have to perform either Identity Verification (KYC) or Business KYC to trade on Bybit’s P2P platform. Additionally, if you’re conducting a trade that exceeds a certain transaction limit, you’ll also need to submit your KYC details for verification.

ensures the crypto amount in a seller’s advertisement is securely locked during transactions in order to safeguard buyers from potential fraud

Once a buy order is submitted, the amount of coin specified will be reserved on the P2P platform. This means that if the seller doesn’t release the coin within the time frame specified by the countdown timer after receiving the payment, our customer support has the right to release the coin from the reserved funds to the buyer after verification. (If you’re a seller, please make sure you’ve received the funds from the buyer before releasing your coin.) 

If you suspect any fraud, you can make use of Bybit’s reporting feature by clicking on the 

 button, which you’ll find either below your counterparty's user name during the transaction, or next to the user’s nickname on their profile page. 

Bybit also imposes security deposit requirements for certain users: those applying to become 

 (BA), and users flagged as potential risks by the system. These users need to deposit and freeze a specific security amount for access to P2P advertising rights.

In case of order disputes, you can also use the P2P 

 feature, which is available for all ongoing, completed or canceled orders within five calendar days after the order’s creation. 

There are two appeal tracks: Normal and Fast-Track. Normal Track appeals, which can be used for all kinds of appeals, have a longer processing time of over 48 hours, while Fast-Track appeals can be conducted within just 15 minutes. Note that Fast-Track appeals can only be used when the 

buyer has completed payment, but the counterparty hasn't released the coins yet, or when the seller hasn't received any payments from the counterparty.

Can’t wait to start your P2P trading journey? The following is a step-by-step guide to help you start your first P2P transaction on Bybit.

 on the top left corner of the navigation bar to enter the P2P trading page. 

 page, you can filter advertisers by entering your desired criteria for 

 and more, based on your specific transaction needs. 

: Choose your preferred advertisement, and click on

: Enter the amount of fiat currency you want to pay, or the number of coins you want to receive. Click on 

You’ll be redirected to the order page, where you’ll see a countdown timer for transferring the money to the seller's bank account. Make sure to verify that all of the order details are correct before proceeding. (Please 

 that certain orders may require verification.For such orders, click on 

 on the order page and provide the required proofs in the Order Chat Box.)

 once you’ve completed the payment. Acknowledge the rules, and click on 

 if you’ve provided the necessary information.

a. Once the coins you’ve purchased have been successfully released by the seller, you can check your assets in your 

. You can also check your order status from your 

b. If the seller fails to release the coins after 10 minutes, you can click on the 

Our customer support team will reach out to you. During this period, please do not cancel your order unless you’ve received a refund from your seller.

, based on your specific transaction needs. 

: Choose your preferred advertisement, and click on 

: Enter the amount of USDT you want to sell, or the amount of fiat currency you want to receive. Click on 

: You’ll be redirected to the order page, where you’ll see a countdown time during which the buyer needs to complete the payment.

: Once you’ve successfully received your payment from the buyer, click on 

 to release your coins. You’ll be asked to enter your 

: Please ensure you've received your funds from the buyer before ticking the confirmation box and releasing your coins.

Follow the steps below in the event the order transaction has failed:

1) If the buyer hasn’t completed the payment within the specified time frame, the order will automatically be canceled. The coins reserved on the P2P platform will also automatically be returned to your Funding Account.

2) If you’re notified that the payment has completed, but you have yet to receive your payment after 10 minutes, you can try to communicate with the buyer in the Order Chat Box before clicking on 

 to proceed with the appeal. If you’ve clicked on the button, our customer support team will reach out to you.

For more details on how to buy or sell, please refer to the following two articles:

 that you’ll need to complete at least KYC Level 1 before you can begin P2P trading.

 in the upper right-hand corner of the page.

To learn more about KYC, please refer to 

Beginner

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P2P on Bybit Trading: Everything You Need to Know

Avalon Labs is launching its AVL token on Bybit’s Spot trading platform on February 12, 2025, with deposits opening on February 11 and withdrawals on February 13.

Daily Top Performer — AI Rig Complex (ARC)

The S&P 500 rose 0.03% as investors awaited the CPI report and Powell’s testimony, with no imminent rate cuts expected. Gold regained $2,900 amid USD weakness, maintaining a bullish trend despite overbought conditions. Coindesk Indices, an index measuring broader cryptocurrency market performance was down by 2.11%, with Bitcoin and Ether dropping by 2.15% and 1.64%, respectively in the past 24 hours. Trade these markets and more with up to 500x leverage on Bybit MT5 using this 

Today’s top performer is ARC, which surged nearly 16.6% following the unveiling of its streamlined token launch mechanism.

AI Rig Complex (ARC), launched in 2024, is a high-performance AI framework built with Rust, enabling intuitive, context-aware interactions. Its core platform, Playgrounds, integrates multiple LLMs and AI workflows, streamlining development while eliminating vendor lock-in. ARC 

 a new token launch mechanism that optimizes liquidity and fees while focusing on ecosystem potential. Prioritizing simplicity and integration, it avoids arbitrary constraints, enabling a more curated and deliberate value creation process.

Check Out the Latest Prices, Charts, and Data of 

 its AVL token on Bybit’s Spot trading platform on February 12, 2025, with deposits opening on February 11 and withdrawals on February 13. AVL serves as a governance token within Avalon’s ecosystem, offering staking rewards, governance participation, and fee discounts. The launch includes a trading contest and deposit event with a total prize pool of 1.8 million AVL. Avalon’s ecosystem also features USDa, a Bitcoin-backed stablecoin designed for stability and DeFi utility. Bybit’s listing aims to enhance AVL’s liquidity and adoption while supporting Avalon’s broader financial products.

Yesterday, BTC Spot ETFs had a net outflow of $80.5M, entirely from non-GBTC funds, while GBTC remained unchanged.

 will airdrop 10% of $IP supply—5% via Direct Claims on Mainnet launch and 5% to Ecosystem Projects for user distribution. Eligibility includes Odyssey Badge, Chronicles & Kaito Genesis NFT holders, active community members, and Story Yappers. Sybil detection used clustering algorithms and Gitcoin Passport.

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Avalon Labs Launches AVL Token on Bybit with Staking and Rewards

Nillion is a decentralized computation network that enables secure data processing via blind computation, ensuring privacy for AI, DeFi and healthcare while using the NIL token for governance.

Nillion is a decentralized computation network that enables secure data processing without exposing raw information. It’s designed for industries in which privacy is critical, such as AI, DeFi, healthcare and cloud computing. Every year, over 5 billion personal records are exposed due to data breaches, costing businesses an average of $4.45 million per breach. AI models require vast amounts of user data, making privacy concerns a major hurdle.

Nillion solves this problem by using blind computation, a cryptographic method that processes data without decryption, eliminating traditional security risks. This article explores Nillion’s core technology, real-world applications and the NIL token, which powers its ecosystem.

 is a cryptographic method that allows data to be processed without ever being decrypted or exposed. This means that sensitive information — whether personal, financial or business-related — remains private and secure even during computation.

With traditional computation, data must be decrypted before processing, exposing it to potential leaks. In blind computation, data remains encrypted while being processed, ensuring privacy at all times. Thus, there’s no need for trusted intermediaries, eliminating the risk of insider threats, unauthorized access and data breaches.

Nillion uses multi-party computation (MPC), fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) and trusted execution environments (TEEs) to enable blind computation, making data privacy a reality.

Nillion is a decentralized computation network designed to process sensitive data securely. Unlike cloud-based systems that require data decryption, Nillion allows privacy-preserving computations without revealing raw information.

Nillion’s technology is critical for industries that handle sensitive data, including:

Nillion leverages advanced the following privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs):

By combining MPC, FHE and TEEs, Nillion makes decentralized, privacy-first computation a reality.

Nillion was founded in 2021 by cryptography, blockchain and data security experts from Hedera, Uber, Goldman Sachs and Indiegogo.

 from top-tier venture capital firms and strategic partners. The project has attracted investors specializing in blockchain, AI and decentralized infrastructure, including Hack VC, HashKey Capital, Distributed Global and Maelstrom.

Nillion’s infrastructure, which uses a decentralized computation model to securely process high-value private data without exposing it, consists of two primary components: 

. In addition, Nillion features advanced PETs that ensure secure computations.

Petnet is Nillion’s decentralized computation network. It distributes encrypted data across multiple nodes in order to perform blind computation. Unlike traditional blockchains, Petnet doesn’t rely on a global shared state, making it more scalable and efficient. 

 in Petnet specialize in handling different storage and computation tasks, ensuring flexibility for applications in AI, finance and enterprise solutions.

Nilchain is responsible for transaction validation, staking and governance within the Nillion ecosystem. Built using the 

, Nilchain facilitates payments for storage and computation services while ensuring network security through a delegated 

 (DPoS) mechanism. It also supports interoperability via the IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication) Protocol.

 to ensure private and secure computation, including:

These technologies enable privacy-preserving AI models, financial transactions and decentralized data processing, making Nillion a pioneering network for secure computation.

Key Steps in Nillion’s Blind Computation Model

Nillion’s blind computation technology unlocks new possibilities for secure, private data processing across multiple industries such as the following:

By ensuring that data remains encrypted throughout computation, Nillion provides a decentralized alternative to traditional cloud-based privacy solutions.

The NIL token serves as the backbone of the Nillion network. Its utility includes:

, with a last traded price of 1.034 USDT and a total trading volume of 106,184 USDT.

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Nillion (NIL): Computation Network for Private Data

DuckChain (DUCK) is a Layer 2 blockchain integrating AI and cross-chain interoperability, transforming Telegram into a crypto super-app with seamless DeFi access.

 (TON) blockchain in 2024 has focused the crypto industry's attention on the Telegram messaging app and its potential 

 use cases. The Open Network, frequently referred to as TON, became the first major blockchain project to tightly integrate the worlds of crypto and Web 2.0–based social media. And Telegram, with its nearly 1 billion active monthly users and popularity for one-to-one and one-to-many interactions, can be an absolute goldmine for web3 projects.

It was only a matter of time before other blockchain technology projects recognized the messenger's massive potential, and rushed to leverage opportunities. One of the earliest among these projects is DuckChain (DUCK) — a 

 network. DuckChain aims to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, 

 (EVM) compatibility and cross-chain interoperability with a unified gas system, and to close integration with Telegram to become a significant bridge between Web 2.0 and web3 environments.

 (DUCK) is a high-performance, AI-powered Layer 2 chain designed for tight integration with the Telegram social media network.

 It’s based on Arbitrum Orbit technology, a framework for building highly scalable and cost-efficient Layer 2 chains with EVM compatibility. As a Layer 2 platform, DuckChain links to TON’s Layer 1 network while also providing the functionality to integrate assets from the Ethereum and 

DuckChain's Arbitrum Orbit–based foundation supports its platform’s high throughput and low transaction costs. Naturally, the use of the Arbitrum Orbit stack also ensures EVM compatibility. In fact, DuckChain is one of the first, if not the first, web3 solutions within the wider TON ecosystem that features direct compatibility with EVM. As of yet, TON’s underlying blockchain has no built-in compatibility with the Ethereum ecosystem, making DuckChain a pioneer in bridging these two major blockchain environments.

DuckChain is not only fully EVM-compatible — it’s also connected to Bitcoin, allowing assets from Ethereum and Bitcoin ecosystems to be utilized on the platform. Additionally, 

 — social tokens widely used on Telegram for monetization — can be tokenized on DuckChain for further use within its 

 (DApps). In the future, the platform also hopes to implement cross-chain interoperability with 

DuckChain’s network has also integrated several AI-supported functions. These include AI-driven governance, personalized AI assistants for token holders, AI analysts that assist users in navigating the 

 (DeFi) ecosystem and AI-driven cross-chain operations.

The DuckChain team has made AI integration a key focus for its platform. In January 2025, the project’s communications began frequently referring to DuckChain as the “Telegram AI Chain,” highlighting the importance of AI functionality for the platform's future direction and vision. DuckChain — or the Telegram AI Chain, if you will — is building up an impressive network of partner platforms to realize its AI vision. Among the key AI partner platforms are 

 (FLOCK). Each of these partners will support specific functions and use cases for DuckChain’s AI agents.

DuckChain’s Layer 2 network uses the underlying TON blockchain for finalized transaction settlement. Built using Arbitrum Orbit, it enjoys EVM compatibility, high scalability and low transaction costs. The chain’s architecture includes three primary layers — aggregation, execution and data.

DuckChain’s Aggregation Layer is a component of its blockchain’s architecture, serving as a bridge between DuckChain and TON’s Layer 1 network. It’s made up of three elements: 

The Execution Layer is DuckChain's main processing engine, powered by Arbitrum Orbit technology. In addition to transaction processing, this layer is also responsible for keeping DuckChain synchronized with the Telegram environment.

DuckChain's Execution Layer can handle around 5,000 

 (TPS) thanks to Arbitrum Orbit technology, which facilitates the processing of high volumes of transactions in a scalable and cost-efficient way.

The third component of DuckChain’s architecture, the Data Layer, ensures that all transaction data is securely stored and accessible for verification. DuckChain’s platform uses a distributed mode for its data storage. The Data Layer allows Layer 1 validators to access and securely verify transaction data from the DuckChain Layer 2 network.

DuckChain’s close integration with Telegram creates access to on-chain opportunities for the messenger's nearly 1 billion active users. Telegram users can generate a DuckChain account in a streamlined way, without the usual procedures involved in setting up a blockchain network address. Thanks to DuckChain's integration with the core Telegram app, tedious procedures, such as 

Its blockchain also provides a mechanism to deposit Telegram Stars 

social tokens widely used on the messenger to pay for digital goods 

 and convert them into native crypto assets for DeFi purposes, such as gas payments, 

DuckChain also features a unique unified 

. Besides enabling Telegram Stars for gas payments, its system also lets users pay transaction fees on the network using The Open Network's native TON coin and tokens from compatible EVM chains.

TON coin is among the top twenty crypto assets on the market (as of Feb 10, 2025) by market cap, and features high liquidity levels. Gas payments in TON and popular EVM tokens provide the DuckChain network with sufficient levels of liquidity for transactions at all times.

The Layer 2 chain is a unique platform, offering 

 via DuckChain bridges for three large ecosystems 

 Ethereum, Bitcoin and TON. This cross-chain functionality is of particular note for two reasons. First, it creates opportunities for using DApps among holders of BTC, the world's most-capitalized cryptocurrency. And secondly, it provides a common platform for assets from two large ecosystems — TON and Ethereum — that aren’t natively compatible.

DuckChain's AI module supports several features powered by 

, a technology that’s currently experiencing explosive growth, including in the world of web3. One of these features is AI Governance DAO, powered by the Quack AI protocol. It supports members of the platform's governance DAO by assigning them personalized AI agents that assist the DAO members in analyzing proposals, suggesting new ideas and carrying out other governance processes.

In Q1 2025, the DuckChain project aims to introduce personalized AI agents for all holders of the platform's native token, DUCK. In addition to governance power, these agents will provide their owners with services such as blockchain education, guidance on user procedures and financial analytics.

DuckChain also integrates AI agents for cross-chain interoperability processes and the analysis of DeFi opportunities.

The platform’s native cryptocurrency, DUCK, had its token generation event (TGE) in mid-January 2025. DUCK runs on multiple chains — T

— and its utility functions include the following:

DUCK is currently priced at $0.0032 (as of Feb 11, 2025), and has a total and maximum supply of 10 billion. Its current circulation is 5.9 billion. Supply allocation shares are per the chart below.

In January 2025, DuckChain announced its first 

 campaign, with eligibility criteria determined on Jan 7, 2025. The airdrop was designed to reward two groups of early adopters: 

The airdrop allocation criteria included various factors, such as using on-chain Telegram Stars, the number of friends invited to the platform, using testnet 

 (NFTs), staking earnings, accumulating loyalty points and participating in the asset bridging event.

 as a Perpetual contract with USDT. Under the contract, you can trade DUCK with up to 50x leverage.

The DuckChain project is unique in several ways. First, it’s one of the first Layer 2 platforms for The Open Network — often referred to as TON. It also connects the ecosystems of three major blockchain environments — TON, Ethereum and Bitcoin — thus allowing holders of TON, BTC and Ethereum-compatible tokens to utilize them within DuckChain’s DApps. Very few (if any) web3 projects operating in the industry provide this kind of diversified connectivity.

At the same time, the most crucial feature of DuckChain is undoubtedly its integration with Telegram. The use of Telegram Stars within the platform is a unique feature that should act as a major driver for crypto adoption by the messenger's extensive user community. DuckChain isn't the first blockchain project to leverage Telegram, but it does represent the first major web3 initiative to provide easy monetization of Telegram Stars 

 the primary digital currency of the Telegram social network — within the world of 

If you've stocked up on some Telegram Stars, and are thinking of crypto-related opportunities, DuckChain might be an intriguing platform for you to peruse.

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DuckChain (DUCK): Transforming Telegram Into a Crypto Super-App

Crypto

Getting crypto for free may sound too good to be true, but you can...if you do something in return! Read all about crypto faucets here.

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Did you know that back in 2010, you could get 5 BTC for free? As much as we might not believe it, it’s true! Gavin Andresen, often known as the face of 

back in June 2010, giving users 5 BTC on a first-come, first-served basis.  

A crypto faucet is a website or an application that rewards you with cryptocurrencies in return for completing relatively straightforward, non-labor-intensive tasks, such as completing a captcha, viewing ads, or completing surveys. 

This guide will discuss crypto faucets, their relevance in today’s world, and the different types of crypto faucets available today. 

A crypto faucet rewards you with crypto for completing simple tasks. The reward mechanism is like a “leaking faucet,” dripping crypto after every successful task completion. 

”? Well, yes! The only input commodity you need in order to get free crypto out of a crypto faucet is 

 to complete different tasks. However, don’t get your hopes too high, as the rewards incurred are far less than you might expect. 

You only get a few cents every hour, and even with the highest paying crypto faucets, you can get only 30 cents an hour — if you’re lucky. Just as a leaking faucet drips successive water drops, a crypto faucet drips tiny amounts of crypto. In a typical Bitcoin faucet, the rewards get disbursed in satoshis, the smallest bitcoin unit, equivalent to 1/100 millionth of a bitcoin.

Crypto faucets are not widely adopted, due to the lower payouts and shady techniques that many faucet sites use to make money. The whole purpose of a crypto faucet is to spread awareness among people by distributing “free cryptos.” However, it has since transformed into an entirely new business model to yield profits from all kinds of arbitrage. 

Before understanding how a crypto faucet works, we need to understand its core business model. Companies run crypto faucets to maximize their revenue and earn profits. A significant portion of their revenue comes from “traffic arbitrage,” 

 that they send traffic to different advertising networks, earn revenue and share a small portion of it with users. 

The only traffic source for crypto faucets is 

 viewing these ads who come from these ad networks. In return for viewing these ads, you get a tiny portion of the revenue coming from the ad networks in the form of crypto rewards. 

This revenue-share arbitrage model isn’t just limited to ad networks, however. These faucets also work with captcha, gaming networks, survey companies, affiliate networks and other platforms where the revenue-share model makes good business sense.

The more time you spend on a crypto faucet site completing the tasks, the more money you can make. The tasks are dead simple if you look at them, which encourages people to devise algorithms and bots that can skim through these faucets and complete the tasks on their behalf. However, crypto faucet sites try their best to prevent bots from using the platform, in order to avoid being penalized by ad networks. 

Note that, due to high transaction fees, a minimum withdrawal limit is usually in place. Networks use a micro wallet and a micropayments platform to disburse faucet rewards once the minimum withdrawal limit is reached. Many crypto faucet sites also use their native tokens, which you can later convert to any supported 

 through either their platform or any third-party exchange.

Unlike other crypto-based applications, a crypto faucet is relatively simple to use. You don’t need to have a technical background. To use a crypto faucet, you only need to follow these simple steps: 

Even though every crypto faucet has a different interface with which to interact, all crypto faucets follow the same steps. Once you sign up and complete your profile, you can add your wallet address. It is important to note that most of these faucets use micro wallets to send micropayments, and you can’t add your regular Bitcoin or Ethereum wallet address. 

The most common micropayment wallet that these crypto faucets use is 

. You can sign up on their website and set your micro wallet to receive incoming payments. You can use your FaucetPay wallet address on any of the crypto faucets that you’re using. 

Once you’ve signed up and added your wallet address, you can select any task you wish to complete from the main dashboard. For each task, you can see the completion time and the payout (reward) that you get once you complete that task.

Although each crypto faucet offers various tasks, 

 and make sure that you don’t give your personal information. For security reasons, we do recommend using a different browser while completing these tasks.

Once you complete the task(s), you can see the rewards in your balance. Many faucets allow you to choose the primary currency for the rewards, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, or any other supported currency. Once you hit your minimum withdrawal limit, you can withdraw your earnings from the crypto faucet platform directly to the micropayment wallet that you added in the first step. 

However, you can’t just sit and spend 20 hours a day on these tasks. These crypto faucets have certain limitations for the number of tasks you can complete within a day. This limit prevents bots and automated tools from abusing the faucet system. If the crypto faucet encounters any suspicious activity coming from your account, they can either suspend your account temporarily or block it immediately. 

Crypto faucets aren’t a recent phenomenon. They are one of the earliest applications in the crypto space, tracing back to 2010 when there was only one cryptocurrency: Bitcoin. At that time, very few people knew about Bitcoin, deeming it an experimental currency. 

Gavin Andresen, a well-known cypherpunk and Bitcoin core developer, launched the first crypto faucet back in June 2010. It was a Bitcoin faucet, and its primary purpose was to spread awareness about Bitcoin. Another reason for building this faucet was that there was no Bitcoin exchange then — so this faucet made it easier to acquire bitcoins. 

The original announcement post for the first Bitcoin faucet

At that time, Bitcoin was worth pennies. Very few people took it seriously. Gavin added his own 1,100 bitcoins to his faucet, giving away 5 BTC to anyone who came on the faucet platform and completed a simple captcha. As time passed, this faucet gave away a total of 19,715 bitcoins, all coming from Gavin’s wallet. 

Concurrently, more cryptocurrencies emerged, and developers started making their small faucets as hobby projects. However, it didn’t take long for online publishers to realize the potential of making a profit from crypto faucets with an arbitrage-focused business model. 

These revenue-generating crypto faucets soon proliferated because of the sustainability brought by the arbitrage business model. Today, there is a myriad of crypto faucets offering reward payouts in many different cryptocurrencies. We also see considerable development in the micropayment wallet space, an essential component of modern crypto faucets. 

However, these crypto faucets didn’t receive mainstream attention, due to the low rewards and the amount of time it takes to accumulate them. Modern crypto faucets need to pass the test of time, and we may expect innovative business models to bring mainstream attention.

Back in the day, there were crypto-specific faucets paying rewards in only a single cryptocurrency. The first one ever was a Bitcoin faucet, paying only BTC to users who claimed them by solving a captcha. Soon after there were Litecoin faucets, Ethereum faucets, and other currency-specific faucets coming into the ecosystem. 

Today, crypto faucets have evolved to support reward payouts in multiple cryptocurrencies. You can choose to withdraw your rewards in any of the cryptocurrencies supported on the faucet’s platform. 

Here is a list of well-known crypto faucets that are still in the game: 

The concept of crypto faucets started with the mission of spreading awareness about cryptocurrencies. Now, they have evolved into sophisticated platforms with novel business models. 

Crypto faucets haven’t received the attention needed for mainstream adoption, and they still need to pass the test of time. However, if you have some spare time and want to earn free crypto, hop over to one of your favorite crypto faucet platforms to earn some pocket change.

So, with the newfound knowledge in crypto, why not sign up to Bybit?

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