The New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate/advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or if you click or make a purchase. Free Bitcoin? That’s the bait. Crypto “faucets” promise ...

Five Bitcoin used to be a few cents. Today it’s a down payment on a mansion. That’s the punchline nobody saw coming in 2010. What felt like digital dust became digital gold. Traders scrolling through ...

With no real markets or user base, the first wave of cryptocurrencies needed a way to spread. The answer was simple: give the coins away. Faucets, airdrops and oddball promotions put tokens into ...