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What is a Crypto Faucet and How Can You Earn From It? If you’ve been in the crypto world long enough, chances are you’ve stumbled upon the term “faucet.” But what exactly is it? Does it pour free crypto like water from your kitchen tap? Well, not exactly but perhaps the analogy is not that too far away. A crypto faucet is a platform that rewards users with small amounts of cryptocurrency in exchange for completing simple tasks. These can be watching ads, playing games, solving captchas, clicking links, or even just claiming every few minutes or hours. The whole idea is to introduce people to cryptocurrencies in a fun, low-barrier way without needing you to invest upfront. Back in the early days, faucets were insanely generous. The first Bitcoin faucet created by Gavin Andresen in 2010 reportedly gave away 5 BTC per claim! But of course, those days are long gone. Now, faucets offer micro-payments, usually in satoshis (fractions of Bitcoin) or other altcoins like Doge, LTC, or newer toke...

In today’s digital world, earning passive income isn’t just about staking coins or yield farming, I have mentioned in my previous post about Mining vs Staking ( Refer full post ) as well, but this is different. These days, earning passive income can be as simple as sharing your unused internet bandwidth.  In Malaysia, you are able to get an unlimited plan for your internet nor wifi at a very affordable price, yet the usage of the internet itself might not be optimised, or maybe even very low. Technically, you have a lot of unused internet bandwith. Apps like Honeygain and EarnApp have gained popularity by offering a set-and-forget way to make money or even earn crypto rewards, all while your device is connected to the internet. Rest assured that no advanced skills or crypto trading needed. As someone who has tried both app/software firsthand, I can vouch for how easy it is to get started. Just install the app, let it run in the background of your devices (mobile/PC/laptops), and ...

The world of crypto has unlocked massive financial opportunities as it provides a space for everyone, anyone to showcase their innovativeness and woo large pool of investors all over the world. However,  in cyberspace it attracts threats from hackers globally as it also opened the door to some of the most devastating hacks ever seen. Sometimes, even those massive companies with the most secure cybersecurity system got penetrated and exploited. The outcome? these companies faces losses up to Billions of dollars, of which these monies are own by whales and even small fry- retail investor like me (Yes, even my investments were affected). So what is the scoop? Perhaps let me share few -  five (5) of the biggest crypto exploits that had happened , what they targeted, and why they matter. 1. Bybit – Approximate of $1.4–1.5 Billion Heisted (Feb 2025) Bybit is a centralised cryptocurrency exchange known for derivatives and leverage trading. It’s one of the top global exchanges by tr...

  Secure. Simple. Smart – The Only Wallets You Need This Year. As cryptocurrency adoption continues to bloom all over the world, one of the most important steps in protecting your crypto is choosing the perfect wallet that suits your need. In 2025, digital wallets are not just for storing coins! they unlock Decentralised Finance (DeFi), NFTs, staking, and many more. Though with so many options, which one should you trust? Hold on for a minute! Do you even know what is Digital wallet? Is it the same as E-Wallet? The answer is no! They might sound similar, but their mechanism differs. E- Wallet stands for Electronic Wallet are used for fiat money like USD, MYR etc whereby digital wallet is a wallet meant to store your crypto coins. But instead of storing actual coins, it actually stores your private keys which is a secret code that proves you own the crypto on the blockchain. Digital wallet works more than just a storing space for your crypto coins. You may send nor receive crypto, ...