Mars Finance News, according to Cointelegraph, early Bitcoin entrepreneur Charlie Shrem is developing a new Bitcoin faucet website 21million.com, which mimics the first Bitcoin captcha page created by Bitcoin early innovator Gavin Andresen in 2010. Users can obtain Bitcoin rewards by completing captcha tasks. Currently, the website shows the available Bitcoin amount as 0, and the captcha tasks and Bitcoin receiving address input box are not yet open for use. Shrem stated that he is developing the project using AI-assisted programming (vibe coding). Bitcoin faucets played a crucial role in promoting and adopting Bitcoin in the early 2010s. Andresen's Bitcoin faucet website once distributed a total of 19,700 bitcoins (currently worth approximately $1.86 billion), with users able to receive up to 5 bitcoins per day. As Bitcoin prices and transaction fees rose, this model ultimately became unsustainable.
Early Bitcoin Entrepreneur Charlie Shrem Plans to Restart Bitcoin Faucet Website
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