Faucet bots?

>>3484289
I'm pretty sure that even with a bot it still wouldn't be profitable. Maybe a bot and access to a botnet so you didn't have to pay for thousands of IP addresses, but there's probably better ways to use such a botnet.

>>3484289
I made a bot on python that surfs through every single Bitcoin faucet I could find on the English web. It's passive and profitable. I'm currently adding updates that will allow it to run through every bitcoin faucet in the world.

I plan to do the same with alts, although there aren't as many faucets around.

File: earncrypto.png (475KB, 1600x753px) Image search: [Google]

475KB, 1600x753px

>>3484289
If you want to earn pajeet crypto bux do so on earncrypto
>open 2 engageme videos play in background with tab muted or on second monitor
>auto refresher on 60 hr when away
make $1 daily for doing nothing and you can pick currency of choice that will moon for higher daily gains
ref link earncrypto com / ? r = 65602

>>3484385
$1 a day? That really doesn't seem worth it.

>>3484383
What about captchas? How do you game those?

File: DGB5.png (135KB, 855x826px) Image search: [Google]

135KB, 855x826px

>>3484414
When compared to the current mining rates its more profitable to do this than mine on my single 1060.

>>3484420
Neural network programming, and for those that don't work with that, machine learning fixed it up. It's wasn't easy at first.

>>3484289
Who is that saucet bot

File: Ahri_7.jpg (595KB, 1215x717px) Image search: [Google]

595KB, 1215x717px

>>3484456
Ahri

>>3484385
>>3484429
>my parents pay for my electricity

Don't most faucets have captchas?

>>3485450
Yes, I guess there may be ways around them though.