Twitter Co-founder Jack Dorsey to Launch Free Bitcoin Faucet

On April 4, Jack Dorsey's Bitcoin at Block will launch a free Bitcoin faucet, marking the return of Bitcoin faucets after 16 years. Dorsey disclosed the faucet site 'btc.day' in a post on the X platform. The total distribution pool is approximately $1 million worth of BTC (around 15 BTC), funded by the Bitcoin treasury of Dorsey's Block company.

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