I love stories like this. My cousin was the ultimate crypto doubter said it was a scam and a waste of time. I gave him the faucet link just to troll him, thinking he’d never touch it. Turns out, he’s been staking for weeks and even set up a small mining rig after watching my setup. Now he’s the one asking me for tips! Funny how a little curiosity can open doors. Makes me want to send referral links to every skeptic I know just to watch what happens.

I tried with two friends and they both ghosted the moment I mentioned staking. But I’ll keep dropping the link. It’s a soft hook, and I like the feel of building something with a social backbone.

This is hilariously relatable. I onboarded my girlfriend’s dad last month — total crypto hater. Now he’s showing me faucet hacks on Sundays.

How to uninstall blockchain” is going on a T-shirt.

That’s it. It’s a soft hook. No pressure. No pitch. Just an invitation to curiosity.

Haha, this sounds exactly like my little sister. She used to laugh at my crypto talks and called it “internet magic.” I reluctantly sent her a referral link once just to get her off my back. Fast forward three months and now she’s mining on HashHenge, staking small amounts, and actually teaching me a thing or two about yield strategies. It’s wild how one simple nudge can flip someone’s whole perspective. Crypto really does have a sneaky way of pulling people in when they least expect it.