@desy we are also offering FREE 1 Goerli-ETH to all users who signup to our MPC based wallet platform.
Can you please add our page as well?
https://metaclav.com/goerlifaucet/dev-goerli-ape
Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to see the demo of the faucet within our platform.
Here is the video explainer how to signup and claim the daily Goerli ETH
@pk910 were you able to test MetaClavās faucet as well? Would love any feedback as you seem to understand the nuances deeply. Ty!
I tried, but hadnāt been able to test it, because I donāt own (and hopefully donāt ever have to own) a apple device. (personal antipathy against that company 
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I donāt really have any feedback as I donāt fully understand what the app is there for.
Is it just a sort of sybil protection or is that app actually managing the wallet, including private key management and stuff?
In general I donāt like the way to force users to use a specific (new) product to use a faucet.
Some promotion is ok, but forcing users to use a special kind of wallet is too much.
Especially in the way coinbase does it with their additional mainnet balance restriction,
it introduces an additional risk to users, who need to use that new wallet theyāre not familiar with to fiddle around with mainnet fundsā¦
Think about the scenario where faucets are mostly used:
A developer built some smart contract and wants to test it on a testnet.
He probably deployed something before, using metamask / hardhat / other toolings, so heās familiar with that.
Now he needs some testnet funds and is suddenly forced to use a completely unrelated product he doesnāt really need and actually donāt want to use, just to get hands on some testnet funds.
Thatās not really Developer friendly.
I think itās not even helpful for the app operator when force-onboarding users that actually have no real interest to use their product. Of course, it pushes user counts and looks great in marketing reports 
But I think new applications should onboard users by offering some great feature, so users actually want to use that product, instead of forcing them by using the rare testnet funds as the actual āfeatureā.
However, I donāt want to prejudge your faucet - as said I havenāt been able to test it 
If youāre just using the app as a sybil protection to check for the apple id or so, thatās something different in my eyes. A little bit over-protective, but thatās up to the faucet.
Sorry if that wasnāt what you wanted to hear, but youāve asked for it
I tried testing it already some weeks ago, but couldnāt proceed without the apple stuff.
I didnāt write yet, because I donāt always want to nag around about new faucets.
Like others youāve probably invested a lot of time to build it up and if you didnāt steal funds to run it and donāt sell these funds for profit, itās definetly nothing to critism too much
hello everyone
i suggest this sepolia & Goerli Faucet : https://www.freefaucet.tech/
u can get 0.2 Goerli or Sepolia ā¦ Per DAY
i think this is the best ! 
hello guy
i think someone is attack your faucet
u can check his txs on sepolia-testnet 0xe883Cd7ADfe55CD84798a8129468e106b32CDC7A
he want to sell his sepolia to me , he say , he can get 500 sepolia one day , i donāt know how to do it
Actually, it doesnāt really matter. Sepolia is fundamentally different in terms of supply - there are more than enough SepETH left for years - probably much more than what is ever being needed in the planned lifetime of 5 years.
There is no way the faucet runs out of funds during the next years at current rate.
I know there are some farmers, but I see no reason to make the faucet more protective than it currently is.
At the end my faucet is not there to prevent a single entity from farming aggressively. I donāt think thatās possible without introducing any type of legal verification.
Itās more about giving everyone the possibility to gather funds freely. Even with some farmers on board, I donāt see that high level goal in danger.
Due to the PoW requirement, farmers are limited by the same hashrate constraints as other users.
To be honest, 500 SepETH sounds like that guy is currently running about half of the daily mining sessions on my sepolia faucet (1k/day is the limit). Thatās an impressive waste of energy and money to get something that has no value 
However, I donāt think heāll do that for longer term. Itās also just a fraction of the hashpower that is currently used on my goerli faucet (probably the reason why he is farming sepolia instead of goerli funds :D).
The mining activity on my sepolia faucet is usually not very high, which benefits farmers a bitā¦
There is absolutely no need to collect sepolia funds via farming.
But hey, let degens do what they want doā¦ As long as they donāt affect regular users too much and over long term I donāt care 
And thatās actually the key point here: The sepolia faucet still works as usual and regular users are still able to request funds easily (and still much faster than on goerli)
Hello @desy I stumbled upon your website today https://faucetlink.to/.
I work for Chainstack, a Web3 infrastructure company similar to Alchemy & Quicknode. Iāve seen your collection of faucets and weāve just recently launched our own https://faucet.chainstack.com/.
I was trying to get in contact with you to ask if you could also list our faucet on your website.
I think this may be useful for devs. Also, you can connect to this faucet and automatically top up your balance once, every 24h.
We currently support Goerli, Sepolia, zkSync, Scroll & BNB, but Iāve seen that right now you only have Goerli and Sepolia on your site.
Sorry if this is not the right place to ask this type of stuff, but I just signed up on this website just to ask you this 
I hope I have not sinned :)) 
The HoleŔovice Testnet (holesky) finally started and should be added to the page
Faucets:
Iām running an instance of my PoW faucet for it:
https://holesky-faucet.pk910.de/
Wallets behind: 0x6Cc9397c3B38739daCbfaA68EaD5F5D77Ba5F455 (hot wallet) & 0x610866c6089768dA95524bcc4cE7dB61eDa3931c (cold wallet)
Drop size is available via the /api/getFaucetConfig api (just like the other instances).
Protection: PoW
Stakely is providing a faucet:
https://stakely.io/en/faucet/ethereum-holesky-testnet-eth
Wallet: 0x0e79065B5F11b5BD1e62B935A600976ffF3754B9
Drop Size: 32.1 hETH
Protection: Twitter
Qicknode Faucet:
https://faucet.quicknode.com/ethereum/holesky
Wallet: 0x332E43696A505EF45b9319973785F837ce5267b9 (hot wallet) & 0x1B7aA44088a0eA95bdc65fef6E5071E946Bf7d8f (cold wallet)
Drop Size: 1 ETH / 4 ETH
Protection: Mainnet Balance (1 ETH) / Mainnet Balance + Twitter (4 ETH)
more to follow
We will launch the Holesky faucet next week. I will update this thread with the details after deployment
Thanks @pk910, Holesky is now included
@xKeywordx Hesitant listing faucets which require credit card info to sign up. Apart from that it would be good to go.
Hi @desy I just recently came across faucetlink and was hoping to have RockXās Sepolia faucet added to the list? Developers can receive up to 0.5 ETH per day
Weāll soon have a Holesky faucet too with ~1m ETH.
Saw big players of api provider, all have their own faucet service. Where do they get the token? Did they run validators and mint test token? You will need some starting fund though right
Hello @desy, been a big fan of your list of faucets!
I recently decided to run a PoW faucet built by @pk910 for Ethereum, Base and Optimism Sepolia. Could you add this one to your list: www(.)ethereum-ecosystem(.)com/faucets/ethereum-sepolia ? (sorry not allowed to post links)
Thanks a lot!
PS: @pk910 thank you so much for the amazing work you have done, recently came across your PoW Faucet and itās really a thing of beauty!
Hi @desy 
I am writing to you from GetBlock, the RPC node provider. I saw your list of faucets and thought it could be interesting for you to add another faucet that still has plenty of testnet coins ā the faucet from GetBlock. Could you please let us know the requirements for listing the faucet?