Most Bitcoin faucets have a fundamental problem: they pay people for doing nothing.

You land on a page, a timer counts down, you click claim. The advertiser paid for "exposure" but got nothing. The earner collected sats for looking at their phone. Nobody proved anything.

We built SatsDrop differently, and it came from a simple question: what if you could only claim your sats by proving you actually paid attention?

The mechanic

When you visit a campaign on SatsDrop, you view the advertiser's website fullscreen. Then you answer quiz questions about what you just saw, questions the advertiser wrote themselves. Only correct answers earn sats.

Not all questions are equal. True/false questions are worth 1 point. Multiple choice is worth 2. Open text questions, where you have to actually describe something from the page, are worth 3. Your payout is proportional to how many points you earned out of the total possible.

If you don't engage, you don't earn.

The honest trade-off

This is harder for earners than a traditional faucet. You can't just click through. If an advertiser writes good questions, you genuinely have to read their page.

But it means the sats are justified. An advertiser isn't buying clicks, they're buying proven attention. And earners who put in the work get paid more fairly than a flat rate that rewards everyone equally regardless of effort.

Where we are

SatsDrop is live at http://satsdrop.net. Payments are over Lightning. Phone verification keeps bots out. We're early and still finding the right balance, but the core mechanic is working.

If you've been looking for a way to get real eyeballs on a Bitcoin-related product, or just want to earn some sats, give it a try.