What changed, and why.

Season 4 is running. Here is everything that changed since last week, including one change you may not like, explained properly.

Play for 1 AP

BTC Call now accepts bets from 1 AP (up to 250). You no longer need a pile of points to try it: one Arena Point is enough to see how it works. Battleship stays at 50 AP.

Withdraw from 0.05 CP

The minimum withdrawal is now 0.05 CP. Small balances no longer sit in your wallet waiting to reach a threshold: if you have 5 cents, you can send them to FaucetPay.

A new PTC page

The PTC page has been rebuilt from scratch: clearer ads, the reward right next to the button, and a Refresh button that brings back new ads when the list runs out.

Trophies on the leaderboard

Every season you win now shows up as a trophy next to your name on the leaderboard. Past winners are there for everyone to see, and so will you be.

Your profile

There is now a profile page, where you can choose the picture that appears next to your name. More sections will follow.

Referrals: 2% instead of 10%

Until today, whoever invited you received 10% of the points you earned. Those points counted on the leaderboard, which meant someone could climb the board on the work of the people they invited rather than on their own. That is not the competition this site is meant to be.

From now on the share is 2%. The welcome bonus does not change: when your friend completes their first validated offer, you both get 2,000 AP. Inviting people is still worth it; it just no longer decides who wins.

Thank you for playing. See you on the board.

Peace.

Faucet Arena was built by an ordinary person. It is meant for ordinary people, and it has been since Season 1.

There is one thing worth explaining properly, in case you have not noticed it yet.

Say you complete an offer worth $100. That $100 is yours, and you can withdraw it with no strings attached as soon as the partner confirms it. But here is the part that matters: another $100 goes straight into the season prize pool.

The commission that keeps the site running is taken before any of that, so what you see is what you get.(the same applies if 100 players complete $1 worth of offers each)

Someone who completes an offer like that wins the leaderboard, simply because of how many Arena Points it carries. And since the prize pool grows with them, every prize below theirs grows too. Second place, tenth, fiftieth: everyone takes home more than they would have.

I hope this holds up over time, because keeping it running costs me money. It is a cost I accepted and planned for from the start, to see the idea through. So here is what changes next, to make the project as sustainable as I can make it.

What changes

Arena Points from offers double. The season unlock threshold doubles with them, so the ratio between the two is exactly what it was - but completing a real offer is now worth twice as much against everything else.

Faucets, daily login and challenges come down. Not to punish anyone: a faucet claim costs nothing to anyone and pays no one, while an offer is what funds the pool everybody competes for. The board should reflect that.

I hope you understand, and that you will come back to Faucet Arena and help write the story of an earning model that pays the people who build it.

Peace.