Joining is free. Nine dollars turns it on, and nine levels decide how much you get paid.
A Free account is free. Not a trial, not a card on file, not free-until-we-say-otherwise. Free.
You can message people inside the platform with one, and you can read everything that reaches you.
What a Free account cannot do is collect. Commissions generated below a Free member travel up to the first paid member above them. Everything from here on is about that side — and none of it happens unless you decide it does.
Nine levels. Each one you own pays you a commission the same size that level cost: $9, then $18, then $36, doubling all the way to $2,304 at level nine.
Read that again, because it is the part everyone gets wrong: those bigger figures are not bigger payments. Nobody ever hands over more than nine dollars of their own money. An $18 commission is two nine-dollar entries that met on the way up. The $2,304 one is two hundred and fifty-six of them.
That first commission is yours, free and clear. What happens to the ones after it — and which ones sail right past you — is the rest of this page. Both are worth knowing now instead of finding out later.
One payment. Nine dollars, in bitcoin. That is the entire bill, forever.
There are eight levels above that one and you never pay for a single one out of pocket — each is bought with commissions you already earned. No monthly fee, no upsell, no renewal.
Nine dollars in. That is the whole ask.
Get these two straight and the whole system opens up.
Tier is somebody's position below you. People you invite are your Tier 1. People they invite are your Tier 2. Nine tiers deep. Tiers only ever go down.
Level is a step you own. You start at Level 1, there are nine, and your level says nothing about where you sit. It decides which commissions you are allowed to collect.
Money moves one way: up. Somebody below pays, and it climbs.
Your direct invitees pay you Level 1. Their invitees pay you Level 2. Nine tiers below you, nine levels for you to own.
Each level costs double the one before it — and pays a commission of exactly the same size:
That symmetry is not decoration. It is the reason two commissions at any level are exactly enough to buy the next one.
Same pattern at every level. What decides where a commission lands is its order — first, second, or fifteenth to arrive at that level:
Once the upgrade is paid for, nothing else is held. The fourth commission and every one after goes straight to your withdrawable balance.
Level 2 makes it concrete. Every commission there is $18: first one yours, next two held, and $18 + $18 = $36 — exactly what Level 3 costs. It closes by itself. It closes the same way at every level, because every level costs double the last.
One thing about withdrawing: a commission that is yours still waits 72 hours before you can move it. Your balance screen shows both figures separately, so you always know which is which. That window exists because the entry payment behind it can still be refunded during it — without the wait, somebody could withdraw money that then goes back to whoever paid it.
Here is the one nobody else will tell you before you join.
Nobody is penalising anybody — it is simply how the money is routed. But it means every level you have not reached yet is a commission going to somebody above you.
Standing still has a price. It is just not on any invoice.
Moving up always costs the same: two commissions. Always. What changes is how many you keep on the way.
Two go to the upgrade no matter what. Everything past those two is yours.
And here is the ceiling. Inviting more people widens your Tier 1, and Tier 1 pays your Level 1 — nothing else. Level 2 is paid by Tier 2, and you only reach Tier 2 when the people you invited invite somebody themselves.
That is the honest limit of this thing: you control your own Tier 1. Everything below that depends on other people doing what you did. Nobody can promise you they will.
Fair question, and the answer is short.
Exactly one payment ever enters from outside: the nine dollars somebody pays to start. Every level above that is bought with commissions already earned inside.
Nothing is invented along the way. The same money climbs the tree, and a large commission is simply a lot of nine-dollar entries that made it up.
The account costs nothing and takes a minute. The nine dollars comes later — and only if you want it to.
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