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@iMithrandir_ measurement is the easy half. the attribution window decides who gets paid. a 24 hour cookie credits whoever posted last, not whoever did the convincing.

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@psbyf $10 only feels nuts until you price the other side. if a referred user is worth $40 over 6 months you're buying at 25 cents on the dollar.

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@asx_capital up to 20% and lifetime while active are the two clauses that decide it. one sets a ceiling you probably won't hit, the other sets a timer.

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@GojoInWeb3 @JAM_Card_X the $15 to $18 tier is a 20% bump. registration to card conversion swings it further. at 10% activation each signup is worth $2.50, not $1.

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run this on every program you're in. those 10 points hide in plain sight because nobody converts them into a percentage of their own income.

we built https://t.co/TRZycSTlPt so every rate and payout sits in one view.

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40% vs 50% rev share sounds like a 10% difference.

it's a 25% pay rise.

same audience, same links, same work. here's what that gap costs at three audience sizes:

the base unit first.

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the 50% tiers exist. they're just not in the signup flow.

the ask isn't "pay me more".

it's "what volume gets me your top tier, and can you start me there for 90 days".

one is a favour. the other is a question about a schedule that already exists.

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say you send 100 traders this month.
say 15 of them are still trading by month 6.

you're not earning rev share on 100. you're earning it on 15.
the referral count is the most flattering number in your dashboard.

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@ayo_blvd $250 vs $25 makes that call easy. the harder comparison is your own referral channel, that one only bills you on a conversion. ads bill either way.

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@thekogiboi depends on the payout model. CPA pays once at signup. rev share pays you a cut of their fees for 12+ months. only one of those makes you a stakeholder.

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@stobixcom 50% is the headline. the two lines that decide it are what it's 50% of, and how long it lasts. a lifetime 30% beats a 50% that caps at 12 months.

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@Sid_Beech first dollar is the real milestone. the one to track next is fees per referred trader: 30% of a 0.05% taker fee on $200k monthly volume is $30 a head.

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@TerraNewsEN the 4% is their side of it. yours is a cut of their fees, so it's a volume game. at 10% of a 0.045% taker fee, $1k of income needs roughly $22M of referred volume.

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@Geedow_ the affiliate line decides it. flat CPA pays the same for a trader who quits in week 2 and one who funds for 18 months. rev share is what makes a network stay.

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@Dredd_the_001 @popdex_ @ilhanEdu the referral network view is the underrated line in that list. most affiliate dashboards hand you one total and hide which trader generated it. on chain that attribution is just visible.

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@updatelord001 @swaymarkapp worth doing the math on the prize though. $100 across a weekly top 3 is about $33 for seven days of posting. the ongoing referral rate behind it decides this, not the leaderboard.

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@OLeksa_trader paying $10 a head is fine, the math decides it. at 30% of a 0.05% taker fee that signup needs about $65k of volume before you are square. bonus hunters rarely get there.