A little about commissions
It seems to me that everyone has been in this situation. Received coins of a certain blockchain. But the base coin of this blockchain is not enough to swap or just send to the exchange.
With the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) blockchain, the easiest solution is of course to use hive-engine, especially since the withdrawal fee is quite acceptable even for very small amounts.
But what if the problem is with some other network?
In such cases, there are two options. Help from any of your friends or faucet.
Personally, I was repeatedly rescued by Stakely.io
It is remarkable in the first place for the abundance of networks.
Second, simplicity. All you need to do is select a network, enter your wallet, go through the captcha and tweet your request (you can delete it later).
Yes, some chains do not distribute coins in advance, but you know about this in advance, which seems to me a rarity in faucet.
I would also like to mention faucet, which distributes coins in test blockchains. Very often needed to test new swaps.
For this I use faucet https://faucet.paradigm.xyz/ It works on the same principle. Log in with twitter. Enter your wallet. You retweet.
Send to test networks and coins and NFT.
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