most people look at referrals as a way to bring more players to @PlayOnMint
there is more to it than that.
your own qualifying activity earns season 1 xp, but the players you bring through your link can create an additional reward stream. their qualifying activity can also influence your position on the leaderboard.
the rewards dashboard separates referral revshare and referral $MNTD from things like rakeback, daily rewards and lossback, making the distinction pretty clear.
one thing i would not assume is the exact referral xp percentage. some campaign guides mention 10%, but the rewards info tab should be the final reference before treating that figure as fixed.
the bigger picture is simple:
your activity builds your progress.
your network can build another layer on top of it.
that makes referrals more than an invite link on @PlayOnMint. they become part of the season 1 strategy.