BTC-Flow: http://cur.lv/j7l3l

BTC-Flow is a relatively new addition to the faucet scene, but it's already attracting plenty of attention. With payouts of 1200 satoshi every ten minutes, it's no wonder that faucet fans are interested. 

BTC-Flow is a different kind of faucet, somewhere between a game, a Moonbitcoin-style accumulator, and an investment scheme. 

Once you log in with your bitcoin address, you begin to accumulate satoshi automatically. When you hit the maximum capacity for your account, though, the coins stop until you withdraw your current faucet earnings. These don't go to your wallet, though -- they're held in your onsite balance until you reach the minimum withdrawal level. 

The rate at which the satoshi accumulate and the amount you can bank before you have to withdraw the depends on the level of your account. This is where the inve stment side of the system comes in: for a fee, you can upgrade your "business" to a higher level, earning satoshi at a faster rate and storing more coins between withdrawals, so you don't have to claim as often.

That's the theory, anyway. Since BTC-Flow is so new, relatively few people have upgraded their accounts by more than one or two levels, so there's little direct information as to how well the investments perform in real life. 

In some ways, BTC-Flow is a little like the earlier Ore-Mine virtual mining game. However, where Ore-mine only accumulates a small amount of coins every day, BTC-Flow potentially offers a very quick turnaround. 

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Good luck, and happy earning!