Daily claim
One roll a day for a very small crypto payout, a streak that doubles it, and one question about getting paid. Roll right here, no account needed; sign in whenever you want to keep it. The balance is shown in SHIB, BTC or ETH at Binance's rate. The whole prize table is on this page, because a site about published numbers cannot hide its own.
YOUR BALANCE
0.00000000 SHIB
STREAK
0
KEPT IN
Nothing yet
NO ACCOUNT NEEDED · SIGN IN LATER AND THE BALANCE MOVES INTO YOUR ACCOUNT · 1 SHIB = $0.00000572 · Binance, refreshed every 10 minutes
Keep it: sign in
One field, one link, no password. Whatever this browser has rolled so far, streak included, moves into the account the moment the link is opened.
The prize table, in full
One roll a day. The tier is drawn at random, and the streak multiplies whatever it lands on, from ×1.00 on day one to ×2.00 from day thirty.
| Tier | Pays | Chance |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 0.004371 SHIB | 60.0% |
| Uncommon | 0.008741 SHIB | 28.0% |
| Rare | 0.017483 SHIB | 10.0% |
| Epic | 0.026224 SHIB | 1.8% |
| Legendary | 0.034965 SHIB | 1 in 526 |
| Jackpot | 0.041958 SHIB | 1 in 10,000 |
AVERAGE 0.007343 SHIB PER ROLL BEFORE THE STREAK MULTIPLIER · UP TO ×2.00 AT DAY 30 · 1 SHIB = $0.00000572 · Binance, refreshed every 10 minutes
How you get paid
In crypto, to an address you save yourself, at a minimum of $0.00006. Claiming every day without missing one, that minimum is about two years away; a report closes the gap faster. At these sizes only the fee-free routes make sense, and the page says which ones, which is exactly the kind of thing this site exists to point out.
- FaucetPay · USDT, BTC, LTC and others · fee none. A nano-payment wallet. Costs nothing to receive, and it is what makes amounts this small worth sending at all. Enter the email address on your FaucetPay account.
- Binance Pay · USDT inside Binance · fee none. A transfer between two Binance accounts, no chain in between. Binance's own Pay page says stablecoin transfers between users carry zero gas fees. Enter the email on your Binance account, or your Binance ID, the number under your profile. It arrives as USDT in your Funding wallet.
- Solana · USDC on Solana · fee $0.000001. Fees are a fraction of a cent, which is still more than a balance built from daily claims. Your address must already be able to hold USDC.
- Litecoin · LTC · fee $0.000002. Cheap and old, but the fee is still larger than a balance built from daily claims. The amount you get is in LTC at the rate on the day it is sent, so it moves after that.
- Base · USDC on Base · fee $0.000005. An Ethereum layer 2. Fees are usually under a cent, still more than a balance built from daily claims, and they rise when the network is busy.
- Tron · USDT TRC-20 · fee $0.001. The most common way to hold USDT, and the most expensive one here. A transfer costs about a dollar, many times a balance built from daily claims, so the fee would be the whole payment. Use a fee-free route instead.
Payouts are sent by hand. There is no hot wallet plugged into this website, because a key sitting in a web process is one mistake away from losing everything in it.
Four things said plainly
The amounts are tiny, and the page does not dress that up. The best roll on the best day is under $0.000000499, a fraction of one SHIB. Treat the roll as a habit and the question as the point; nobody is paying rent from this.
There is a daily pot, and it can run out. When it does, the roll still happens and your streak still counts, but it pays nothing and the page says so. A faucet that quietly shrinks the prize instead is lying to you slowly.
The money never buys a figure.No balance moves a number on any page, changes an order, or gets a platform written about differently. Reports go into a review queue and are checked against the company's own pages like everything else. A site that sells its numbers has nothing left to sell.
There is no referral scheme and no deposit. Nothing here asks you for money, ever. If a page on this domain ever does, it is not us.
What an account keeps
Your balance, your streak, the wallet address you save, the reports you send, and a list of the guides you opened while signed in, so you can find them again. That last list has a clear button on the history page and is deleted with the account.
Where it stands today
3 MEMBERS · 0 REPORTS · $0 PAID OUT
All three are small, and printing them small is the point. When the second number is big enough to say something honest about a platform, the method page says exactly what the threshold is before we cross it.