How should a Kaspa faucet service prepare to send micropayments?

A Kaspa faucet should pre-fragment its coin supply so that small enough UTXOs are always on hand before a micropayment is requested. The standard fragmentation process — which splits larger UTXOs into smaller ones across a chain of transactions — adds latency when run on demand. For a faucet that must deliver tiny amounts of KAS quickly and repeatedly, the recommended approach is to run fragmentation in advance and maintain a ready supply of small UTXOs. For a beginner, this is analogous to a change machine stocking coins before it opens: the preparation happens ahead of time so that each individual transaction can go through instantly.