THE FAUCETCheck wallet
FEES INSOLREWARDS OUTNEXT CYCLETEST FEE RESERVE$0.000.00000000 BTCSIMULATED WBTCTrading fees →Reward reserve →Your wallet →BITCOIN KEEPS MOVING FORWARD
Latest buy No buys yetPending conversion 0.00 SOLValve closedNext demo window 15:00 · 15 min cadenceScale: 0.001 BTC · Demo quotes: SOL $150 · BTC $100,000

Beneath the surface / 01

Every trade.
A little Bitcoin.

Follow a fee from its first ripple to its next destination.

Step inside the flow

The conversion chamber

Illustrative flow · conversions simulated in this demo

01 / THE FLOW

It begins with a trade.

Glass conversion chamber with copper pipes in a dark machine room
SOL

A portion of trading fees enters the flow as SOL. Small amounts, collected together.

Scroll to follow the flow ↓
From the reserve. To you.

And then,
your turn.

Explore your rewards ↗

Rewards

Every drop, accounted for.

Every 15 minutes90% to rewards · 10% operating costsHold more than 500,000 tokens

Your place in the flow

Check your wallet.

Rewards are proportional to eligible holdings at each round’s snapshot. No wallet connection or signature needed.

Preparing for launch. Eligibility checks open once the token and pool are configured.

On-chain distribution history

Every payout. In the open.

Loading distributions…

Inside the machine Live activity & test controls +

Jupiter · public websocket

Real trades. Follow the flow.

Connecting…

Test mint: So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112

Buys send SOL through the pipe; the animation changes to BTC as it enters the tank. Sells appear below. A simulated 5% buy fee funds this test balance. No fees are collected and no swaps or payouts are executed.

Buys 0Sells 0SOL quote Waiting…WBTC quote Waiting…

Prices are indicative websocket quotes. Connection loss retains the last quote; it does not generate fake trades. Busy trade batches share a bounded animation.

TradeSOLTransaction

Waiting for matching trades from Jupiter…

Live feed enabled. Switch it off above to use manual demo controls.

Live test mode

Manual deposits and distributions are disabled while real trade events drive the animation. Switch off the live feed to use the demo controls.

Event log · simulated

Quiet. Nothing happens until you trigger a demo event.

The story

In 2010, bitcoin came from a tap.

Gavin Andresen launched the original Bitcoin Faucet in 2010, initially offering 5 BTC to anyone who asked — a way to get coins into people's hands and the network moving. The Faucet is an independent tribute to that idea, with no affiliation to its creator.

FAQ

What is WBTC on Solana?

Wrapped Bitcoin represented as a token on the Solana network, so it can move with Solana's speed and fees while tracking the value of BTC.

Where do rewards come from?

Only from trading fees that are actually collected. If there are fewer trades, there is less to distribute. Nothing is guaranteed.

Is this live?

The Jupiter trade feed is live; the hero's fees and reserve are illustrative. The distribution section shows the actual payout status and only records confirmed on-chain rewards. Automatic payouts remain off until launch setup is complete.

Does each coin in the tube equal one bitcoin?

No. The coins are a visual metaphor for a fee event, not a quantity.