Over a year ago I had this stupid idea to build a bitcoin testnet faucet.

I call it stupid because I was perfectly aware of the fact that I was spending my time building something that made little economic sense(was partly wrong).

Despite that, I knew that it'd be useful and I just loved building on bitcoin.

Long story short, after to build the thing, an MVP for btctestnetcoins.com.

It/I got "hacked"?

Someone managed to circumnavigate Google Captcha( a tool built by a $2 triilion company) and drained all the testnet coins I had to share.

This broke my heart, because I thought it be worth it to build a faucet that never went down, that most bitcoiners would depend on for years to come.

Now, even after the heart-wrecking incident, I got a feeling some plebs might want somewhere to get tbtc. But I don't know whether I should build it.

But I got a better ways to build the faucet to prevent hacks.

Should I still kill this project ?