The Very Best Ethereum Faucets 2017

 Ethereum (ETH)

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Ethereum is an open-source, public, blockchain-based distributed computing platform featuring smart contract functionality.

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   I love this Eth Faucet, really easy Captcha and a quite large amount of eth. There Are three different faucet hero links available. due to uncertainty in Btc price the claim has dropped from 1000 to 200 but i imagine it will go back up.

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         This next faucet you can claim between                 100-1000 every 5 Minutes
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This next one is a claim every 5 minute faucet. Its name is cashcow click the link below to get started.
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What is Ethereum and Why Should You Use It?

First thing: Bitcoin is a system that lets users send to other users this token (the BTC coin itself) in a trustless way.

What does trustless mean? It means that user Alice can send some of these tokens to user Bob without having to rely on any authority (like a bank) to "hold" those tokens for Bob.

What Bitcoin accomplishes is quite innovative, but there are situations where that is not enough.

For example: imagine Alice and Bob want to play rock-paper-scissors and bet money on it... whoever wins for the 3rd time gets the money.

Doing it in real life in a trustless way is easy: they just meet, place cash on a table, play, and whoever wins grabs the cash... no 3rd party is needed.

Doing it via internet without Bitcoin requires at least one 3rd party for sure: the entity that transfers money from the loser to the winner.
But there is also the risk of cheating: what if the winner doesn't pay up?

Doing it with Bitcoin bypasses the need for a 3rd party to transfer the money, but a 3rd party is still required in order to prevent cheating.

Ethereum solves this last part: Ethereum is similar to Bitcoin, in the sense that it can be used to transfer tokens (the ETH) in a trustless manner.
But it does more than that: it lets the users create full programs (called "contracts") that can decide by themselves what to do with those tokens.

So with Ethereum, Alice could create a rock-paper-scissor contract, Bob can inspect the contract and see that it indeed does what Alice says it does, then Alice and Bob can send their money to that contract (in the form of ETH tokens) and then send their rock-paper-scissor moves to the contract who verifies the game and declares who the winner is, and automatically sends the won ETH to the winner.

If you want to donate eth or btc to me my eth address is 0x48813697661312B0F3d2641E9CB820889815D94d

and my Btc address is
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