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Bitcoin Faucet

A little Bitcoin history. A new way to keep it flowing.

Welcome back to a simpler corner of the internet.

Get Bitcoin rewards from the Faucet

In 2010, a little website gave away five bitcoins to anyone curious enough to try. Today, FAUCET carries that idea forward: trading activity funds WBTC rewards for eligible holders.

Hold the FAUCET coin on Solana. Pump.fun distributes the rewards. Check what has reached your wallet below.

Historical WBTC received. Your rewards still count after you sell them. No wallet connection needed.

1. Hold FAUCET ›2. 3% reward fee on its verified markets ›3. Receive WBTC on Solana

The faucet, in numbers

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WBTC · FAUCET/WBTC markets
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WBTC · confirmed holder payouts
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unique receiving wallets

Verifying complete history before publishing all-time figures. No estimated totals are shown. Volume covers the original bonding curve and canonical PumpSwap pool. How we count

It started with five bitcoins.

Gavin Andresen wanted people to try Bitcoin. His first Bitcoin project was a faucet stocked with 1,100 BTC, with five coins available per person. A simple page. A receiving address. A little curiosity.

Read the story of the original faucet »

What’s different this time?

The new faucet is funded by eligible trading activity. Holders receive their share as Wrapped BTC (Wormhole), on Solana. The ledger shows actual payouts, and your history follows what you received over time.

How rewards work »

Recent drops from the faucet

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