Creators and affiliates

What a community earns

70 basis points of the executed amount on every confirmed trade its calls produce, paid out of the platform fee rather than charged on top of it. There is no cost to list, no minimum, and no requirement to promote anything: a community that posts good calls earns because people follow them, which is the only incentive worth building.

Nothing accrues on a trade that did not confirm. No community is ever paid for volume that lost its followers money and then failed.

Verified ownership

Earnings attach to an owner verified through their own Discord account and their permissions in that server — not to whoever filled in a form first. The owner and the commission rate are recorded on each trade as it happens, so a community changing hands later cannot claim earnings from before, and a previous owner cannot lose what they already earned.

Referrals

Referrers earn a share of the platform's retained portion — never an addition to what the trader pays. Attribution is established server-side before sign-in and settled once the account is verified, and it is not silently overwritten afterwards. Rewards exist only behind confirmed, eligible trades, with self-referral and linked-account activity excluded.

Proof, not a dashboard number

Every unit of every commission traces to the trade that produced it: the amount executed, the rate applied at that moment, and the signature on chain. Earnings are shown as they accrue rather than at the end of a period, and the arithmetic is exact — the community share, the referral share and the retained remainder sum precisely to the fee collected.

Reward payouts are handled separately from a trader withdrawing their own principal. The two are different flows with different rules, and conflating them is how platforms end up unable to tell whose money is whose.