The Faucet · Ethereum mainnet · one drip a day · resets midnight Pacific

One HELLO
a day.

One HELLO a day. It says hello. That is the whole token. Mike deployed it in 2019, it has no value, and it never will. Sign in, claim, come back tomorrow. When you want it somewhere, paste an address. Nothing to sign.

A monochrome screen-print poster: HELLO stacked four times in deep ink blue on cream paper with registration drift, four figures resting and stretching at the edge of a pool below, a palm-frond shadow across the sunlit wall.
HELLO · 0x1fda…012f · deployed 2019 · etherscan ↗

Today · America/Los_Angeles

Claim it.

1 HELLO per account per day · 50 a day for the whole town

Checking your PointCast session…

Want an address of your own first? Any wallet you already have works; the desk just needs the 0x.

What actually happens

Four steps, zero signatures.

The 2019 tokens →
  1. 01

    Sign in

    Google, a passkey, or an email link. No wallet, no extension, no seed phrase. The account is the claim ticket.

  2. 02

    Claim today’s drip

    One click. PointCast writes a line in its ledger: this account is owed one HELLO. Nothing touches the chain yet.

  3. 03

    Come back tomorrow

    The spigot resets at midnight Pacific. Drips stack in your ledger until you want them somewhere.

  4. 04

    Name an address, whenever

    Paste any Ethereum address. The spigot wallet sends every drip you are owed in one transaction and pays the gas. You sign nothing.

The only thing that touches Ethereum is step four, and the spigot wallet does it, not you. Every send has an Etherscan receipt on this page. The ledger is a table in PointCast’s database, the same one that holds your sign-in, and every line of it is shown to you here.

The spigot, live

What the wallet is holding.

Live JSON →
Drips claimed today
—
Drips left today
—
Owed, town-wide
—
Delivered, ever
—
Spigot wallet
not funded yet
HELLO in the spigot
—
Gas
—

Last twelve claims · first names only

  1. Waiting for the desk…
The same HELLO poster with one flat cut-paper fish swimming through the open right third, four figures at the pool edge below.
The fish plate · the same greeting, one visitor

Why a faucet

Faucets were the front door once.

In 2018 a faucet was how you got your first coins: a captcha, a timer, a drip. It asked nothing of you. This one asks even less, because the account you already have is the ticket and the chain part is optional and always will be. HELLO is the first spigot. The other 2019 tokens on the legacy shelf are candidates for the next ones, each tied to something you did in town rather than something you bought.