CryptoFaucet.watch is currently going through an important restructuring process designed to make the platform clearer, more sustainable and better prepared for long-term operation.
The project is not closing. These changes are being made to reduce unnecessary complexity, improve transparency and help CryptoFaucet.watch remain active in the future.
🧭 A Clearer Platform Direction
CryptoFaucet.watch is moving toward a more focused structure built around:
- transparent crypto project monitoring;
- public Test Lab activity;
- payment records and project observations;
- simple WATCH earning activities;
- referral and refback systems;
- controlled withdrawals;
- responsible long-term platform management.
Some older features are being removed, simplified or reorganized because maintaining too many separate systems creates unnecessary technical and financial pressure.
👥 New Referral Hub
Referral-related features are being reorganized into a dedicated Referral Hub.
The Referral Hub gives users easier access to:
- their personal referral link;
- invited user statistics;
- referral activity;
- eligible referral earnings;
- promotional materials;
- information about referral commission rules.
The objective is to make the referral system easier to understand and separate it clearly from Test Lab refback rewards.
💰 Updated Referral Commission Rules
Referral commissions remain available from eligible activity generated through:
- Faucet claims;
- PTC advertisement views.
Referral commissions are no longer paid from Surveys or Offerwalls.
Survey and Offerwall rewards are credited only to the user who personally completed the activity. This creates a simpler and more sustainable reward structure.
🧪 Test Lab Refback
Test Lab refback remains a separate system from standard referral commissions.
Each Test Lab project may have its own:
- refback availability;
- maximum refback percentage;
- claim interval;
- participation requirements;
- manual review process.
Eligible testers can submit claims through the Tester Hub. Claims are reviewed by the CryptoFaucet.watch team before approval and payment.
Users should always review the individual project rules before participating.
📝 Public Tester Notes
Approved project testers can now publish public observations on Test Lab project pages.
Tester submissions are shown in the public Payout & Activity Log and marked as:
Tester Note · Approved Tester
Official Test Lab activity is displayed separately as:
- Test Lab Team · Withdrawal
- Test Lab Team · Deposit
- Test Lab Team · Team Note
This structure makes it clear which information comes from the official Test Lab team and which information represents the personal experience of an approved tester.
Administrators may hide or remove spam, abusive content, misleading statements or irrelevant submissions.
🔔 New Test Lab Notifications
New Test Lab activity can now trigger a NEW indicator near the Explore Test Lab menu link.
The notification may appear after:
- a new Tester Note;
- a new withdrawal record;
- a new deposit record;
- a Test Lab team update;
- a project status change;
- another important project update.
The indicator disappears after the user visits the Test Lab section.
🧭 Cleaner Navigation
The user menu is being reorganized according to the platform’s new priorities.
The main focus is now placed on:
- Dashboard;
- Explore Test Lab;
- Faucet;
- PTC Ads;
- Surveys;
- Tester Hub and Refback;
- Referral Hub;
- withdrawals and WATCH balances;
- WATCH Lock Bonus;
- account settings and support.
Older, inactive or temporarily unavailable features are being removed from the main menu to reduce confusion.
🎯 Daily Activity Streak
The Daily Activity Streak will remain available for now.
Its purpose is to encourage users to return regularly and complete Faucet and PTC activity. The rewards are intentionally small and are designed as an additional activity bonus rather than a primary earning method.
The system may still be simplified or redesigned later.
📢 PTC Advertising
Existing PTC advertisements and remaining advertising credits remain available.
During the restructuring process:
- the creation of new PTC advertisements may remain disabled;
- additional advertising funding may remain unavailable;
- existing advertising credits are not removed.
Further information will be published when the advertising section is reviewed.
🔧 More Changes Are Still Coming
The current update is only one stage of a larger restructuring process.
Additional changes are still planned, including improvements to:
- withdrawals;
- platform limits;
- membership-related systems;
- dashboard navigation;
- Test Lab tools;
- outdated or unused features;
- general platform presentation.
Some sections may change gradually while the work is being completed.
🛡️ Why These Changes Are Necessary
CryptoFaucet.watch must remain financially and technically manageable.
Every active feature requires development time, maintenance, security monitoring and financial resources. Keeping systems that are no longer useful or sustainable could create unnecessary risks for the entire platform.
These changes are being made so that CryptoFaucet.watch can:
- continue operating;
- maintain its existing obligations;
- protect user balances and historical records;
- reduce unnecessary costs;
- focus on the strongest platform features;
- build a more stable long-term structure.
The goal is not to remove value from the platform. The goal is to preserve the project by making it more focused and sustainable.
✅ The Project Continues
CryptoFaucet.watch is not being abandoned.
The restructuring is being completed carefully and in stages. Existing systems, balances and obligations are being reviewed before major technical changes are finalized.
More announcements will be published as each stage is completed.
Thank you to everyone who continues to use, test and support CryptoFaucet.watch during this transition. 🙏
🧪 Explore the CryptoFaucet.watch Test Lab
Review monitored projects, public payment records, project status updates and observations from approved testers.
👉 Visit Test Lab:
https://www.cryptofaucet.watch/test-lab