Reward Levels (weekly Yield payout caps)

This page explains the concept of reward levels: why a weekly limit exists and how it affects Yield payout.

1) What is a reward level?

A reward level (e.g., 1..4) defines the maximum Yield payout that can be paid to your account within a week.

2) Purpose of the weekly cap

  • Payout generated from yield matching (carryYeld) can grow quickly
  • The cap limits how much can be paid in a single week
  • If carryYeld exceeds the remaining cap, overflow may not be paid (burn)

3) Example: cap and burn

Assume:

  • Your weekly cap is 2000 USDO
  • carryYeld = 2030 USDO

At payout time:

  • Pay = 2000 USDO
  • Burned = 30 USDO

Bronze 🎫

Requirements: Granted automatically when a person registers as an IFM

No additional requirements. This is the entry-level status for all new members.

Silver 🥈

Requirements: Over 4 consecutive weeks, receive at least 4× your effective weekly investment from the yield program.

Example: If in a given week the yield structure reflects an effective investment volume of 1,000 USDT/USDO, that week’s yield income must be at least 4,000 USDT/USDO, and this 4× ratio must be maintained for 4 consecutive weeks.

Pattern: 4×4x (4 times multiplier over 4 weeks)

Gold 🥇

Requirements: Over 4 consecutive weeks, receive at least 6× your effective weekly investment from the yield program.

Example: If in a given week the yield structure reflects an effective investment volume of 1,000 USDT/USDO, that week’s yield income must be at least 6,000 USDT/USDO, and this 6× ratio must be maintained for 4 consecutive weeks.

Pattern: 4×6x (6 times multiplier over 4 weeks)

Platinum 🏆

Requirements: Over 4 consecutive weeks, receive at least 6× your effective weekly investment from the yield program.

Example: If in any week the yield structure reflects an effective investment volume of 1,000 USDT/USDO, that week’s yield income must be at least 8,000 USDT/USDO, and this 8× ratio must be maintained for 4 consecutive weeks.

Pattern: 4×8x (8 times multiplier over 4 weeks)

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