Born on StonkFun
The first faucet-connected memecoin, launched on StonkFun instead of another SOL pair.
The first memecoin ever connected to a faucet
Hold the coin.
Get paid in Bitcoin.
In 2010, a website paid you in BTC for solving captchas. This one pays you in BTC rewards for holding.
- Launched on StonkFun
- Paired with BTC
- Holders earn BTC
Then — 2010
They used to pay you 5 BTC for a captcha.
Gavin Andresen launched the original Bitcoin faucet at freebitcoins.appspot.com. Solve a captcha, paste an address, get 5 BTC. The faucet gave away about 19,700 Bitcoin — just to get coins into new hands.
$FAUCET is the first memecoin ever wired to that idea. No captcha. You hold the coin, the faucet drips BTC.
“HISTORY: In 2010, Gavin Andresen launched a Bitcoin faucet that gave away 5 $BTC to every visitor just for solving a Captcha.” Cointelegraph
Now — the revival
How the faucet pays you
Paired with BTC
The market is tied to Bitcoin. The pool, the flow, the rewards — all point back to BTC.
Hold. Get BTC.
Keep $FAUCET in your wallet. Trading fees drip back to holders as Bitcoin rewards.
Your faucet
Check your drip
Paste a Solana wallet. We’ll look up how much $FAUCET it holds and estimate the BTC (WBTC) waiting for that share of the pot.
- $FAUCET held
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- Your share of the next drip
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- WBTC in this wallet
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- Faucet paid out so far
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Estimated from current holdings × the undistributed WBTC pot
Includes any source, not only FAUCET rewards
Total WBTC sent to all holders, not this wallet alone
Contract address
Verify the mint. Then hold.
ANgXnbtudp9JBhr4wjHR4bchTbfwLduR358hkiw8VtPH
What’s the catch?
No catch. Hold $FAUCET and the faucet pays you in Bitcoin.