A relic of Bitcoin’s earliest days is making a comeback, potentially reviving a tradition that once handed out bitcoin BTC $88,379.43 for free to anyone who could solve a simple CAPTCHA. Charlie Shrem ...

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Cryptocurrency faucets offer an easy and accessible way for users to acquire free tokens. These simple tools are designed to introduce newcomers to the world of cryptocurrencies and provide a means to ...

As of last look, a whole Bitcoin will run you a whopping $95,000. But there was once a time when early adopters were literally giving away coins for free to drive adoption. One Bitcoin OG is looking ...