Well, this is a project I built based on FaucetInABox 118; it was a simple page—just a shortlink with no login required. After completing the task, the user would solve a visual or math captcha, and recent payouts were displayed below without much detail—basically a small advertising hub. I took that and transformed it into this:
Shortlinks Module
Dashboard
SpinWheel Module:
For this module, I created various types of rewards and features rarely found on other sites...
DoubleShort: A system that doubles the reward for a completed shortlink. Based on the example statistics I set up—80% chance for 100,000 satoshis, 15% for 150,000, and 5% for 200,000—if a user randomly hits the 200,000 mark, the "DoubleShort" repeats the shortlink payout. They then see two entries in their history (e.g., 200,000 + 200,000 satoshis).
ShortSkip: The user skips the standard shortlink process and goes straight to the end. Upon accessing the link, they are presented with a "skip" option that takes them directly to the captcha/final step to claim the reward.
Satoshi Bonuses for the "Multiply" balance: All bonuses received for the Multiply feature come with a 5-minute expiration window. This prevents users from simply trying to withdraw the bonus without generating any revenue for the site. If they don't play the bonus, they cannot withdraw its value. For example, if they receive a 500-satoshi bonus and win another 500 by betting, they can withdraw *exactly* 500—since they only own what they actually won through gameplay. If they lose, they essentially lose nothing, as the funds were given to them specifically for betting.
Advertising balance bonuses are also available, allowing users to invest in PTC ads or banner exposure options offered on the site.
Offerwalls Module:
PTC Module:
Boost:
The Boost System includes full visual customization for the coin itself—its shape, color, and symbol. In my case, I named it "FT" (FlashTokens). This coin is prominently displayed on the site's landing page.
Everything is fully editable, including the coin's exchange rate (which I set at 1,000 FT = $1.00 USD). Users earn FTs by completing Offerwalls, and the boosts generate a percentage-based return on every site earning—whether from the roulette wheel, bonuses, shortlinks, PTCs, or anything else.
For example, if a user earns 200 FTs ($0.20), they can purchase a bonus that provides an extra 20% return for a specific duration; the duration, percentage, and coin price are all fully customizable.
SWAPTRACK Module:
Then there's the SwapTrack module—a replacement for the traditional "PTC" (Paid-to-Click) model. Imagine offering an API that users generate on the site and integrate into their own platforms; when other users go through the SwapTrack module to receive visits, they are required to visit sites in return. It functions like a PTC system but involves two steps: the final stage generates a code that the user must enter to confirm the visit. This ensures high visit validation and credibility. While this could be a great revenue generator, I originally created it for users to simply exchange links for free—though that is something I could change.
In the future, I’m going to turn it into a multi-tenant platform so that anyone can have a faucet like this at a low cost, or even apply commissions on the transactions made through the faucet—I could do that too, but that’s a topic for another post!
Alex S.
Shortlinks Module
Dashboard
SpinWheel Module:
For this module, I created various types of rewards and features rarely found on other sites...
DoubleShort: A system that doubles the reward for a completed shortlink. Based on the example statistics I set up—80% chance for 100,000 satoshis, 15% for 150,000, and 5% for 200,000—if a user randomly hits the 200,000 mark, the "DoubleShort" repeats the shortlink payout. They then see two entries in their history (e.g., 200,000 + 200,000 satoshis).
ShortSkip: The user skips the standard shortlink process and goes straight to the end. Upon accessing the link, they are presented with a "skip" option that takes them directly to the captcha/final step to claim the reward.
Satoshi Bonuses for the "Multiply" balance: All bonuses received for the Multiply feature come with a 5-minute expiration window. This prevents users from simply trying to withdraw the bonus without generating any revenue for the site. If they don't play the bonus, they cannot withdraw its value. For example, if they receive a 500-satoshi bonus and win another 500 by betting, they can withdraw *exactly* 500—since they only own what they actually won through gameplay. If they lose, they essentially lose nothing, as the funds were given to them specifically for betting.
Advertising balance bonuses are also available, allowing users to invest in PTC ads or banner exposure options offered on the site.
Offerwalls Module:
PTC Module:
Boost:
The Boost System includes full visual customization for the coin itself—its shape, color, and symbol. In my case, I named it "FT" (FlashTokens). This coin is prominently displayed on the site's landing page.
Everything is fully editable, including the coin's exchange rate (which I set at 1,000 FT = $1.00 USD). Users earn FTs by completing Offerwalls, and the boosts generate a percentage-based return on every site earning—whether from the roulette wheel, bonuses, shortlinks, PTCs, or anything else.
For example, if a user earns 200 FTs ($0.20), they can purchase a bonus that provides an extra 20% return for a specific duration; the duration, percentage, and coin price are all fully customizable.
SWAPTRACK Module:
Then there's the SwapTrack module—a replacement for the traditional "PTC" (Paid-to-Click) model. Imagine offering an API that users generate on the site and integrate into their own platforms; when other users go through the SwapTrack module to receive visits, they are required to visit sites in return. It functions like a PTC system but involves two steps: the final stage generates a code that the user must enter to confirm the visit. This ensures high visit validation and credibility. While this could be a great revenue generator, I originally created it for users to simply exchange links for free—though that is something I could change.
In the future, I’m going to turn it into a multi-tenant platform so that anyone can have a faucet like this at a low cost, or even apply commissions on the transactions made through the faucet—I could do that too, but that’s a topic for another post!
Alex S.
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