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Every coin on DIVYRN is designed around a 1% trade fee. Half of it β 0.5% of every trade, for as long as trading continues β is allocated to the Solana wallet that directly referred the trader. One level deep. The referrer share is carved out of the fee, with no extra referral surcharge for the trader.
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* Intended binding: the referred wallet's first buy records the referrer. Permanence and settlement timing require verification against the deployed Solana program. Network fees in SOL may apply separately. Preview links use this page's URL; publish the site before sharing them.
01 β’ THE SPLIT / WHERE THE 1% GOES
For every $100 traded, the illustrative 1% fee is $1. The referral allocation is fifty cents of that dollar.
01 / TRADER
The 0.50% referral allocation is within the proposed 1% fee. Referring someone does not add another platform referral fee to their trade.
02 / DIRECT REFERRER
A link or signup alone creates no fee share. A qualifying trade by a directly referred wallet does.
03 / PROTOCOL
The proposed 0.30% / 0.20% operating allocation totals the remaining 0.50%. These sub-allocations require confirmation in published documentation and code.
* This proposed 0.20% is an internal protocol reserve, not a Solana validator fee. Actual network fees are paid separately in SOL and depend on signatures and optional priority settings. The 0.30% / 0.20% subdivision must be confirmed in the published program and documentation.
02 β’ THE DEPTH RULE
The rule is deliberately narrow: only the wallet that directly brought a trader can receive their referral allocation. If that trader brings another trader, the original referrer gets nothing from the second relationship.
| The question | DIVYRN design | Typical multi-tier incentive |
|---|---|---|
| Who gets paid? | One direct referrer tied to one trader. | Multiple upstream wallets may share activity from a downline. |
| What creates a payout? | Qualifying trading volume by the referred wallet. | Often includes recruitment incentives or layered volume bonuses. |
| What do idle signups earn? | Zero. | Depends on the particular program. |
| Can a second generation pay you? | No. | Often yes, at a reduced tier rate. |
| Where is the cost? | Within the stated 1% trade fee. | Depends on fee design and disclosure. |
This comparison describes an incentive structure. A one-level design does not by itself decide a legal classification. The contract, actual trading, terms, jurisdiction and implementation all matter.
03 β’ NUMBERS / WHAT BRINGING PEOPLE IS ACTUALLY WORTH
Math, not hype. The model pays on active trading volume, not on registrations, follower counts or the number of links sent.
01 / ACTIVE TRADERS
02 / DAILY VOLUME PER TRADER
These volumes are chosen inputs, not a forecast of trader behavior.
ESTIMATED MONTHLY REFERRER SHARE
At 0.50% of illustrative USDC-denominated trade volume.
100 idle wallets = $0
A referral relationship without trading creates no trading-volume fee.
25 traders β a fixed income.
$306,200 in combined monthly volume Γ 0.005 = $1,531 USDC under the model. Change the volume and the result changes.
* USDC is the assumed payout asset in this simulator. The real payout asset and claim mechanics must be confirmed in the deployed Solana program. The 30-day model excludes SOL network fees, token price changes, failed trades, restrictions and taxes. No income is guaranteed.
04 β’ THE MECHANISM
One direct relationship. A qualifying first transaction. A traceable allocation from later trading. That is the intended path.
The preview URL contains your Solana address as its referrer parameter.
The intended Solana program records one direct wallet attribution at the first qualifying buy.
Qualifying subsequent volume routes 0.50% to a claimable referrer balance under the proposed model.
The intended claim flow allows withdrawals when available. USDC support and contract terms need verification.
One referred wallet β one direct referrer. No downstream payouts. No discretionary reassignment after binding.
05 β’ OPEN PROBLEMS / WHAT ISN'T SOLVED
A clean diagram is not a substitute for deployed code, audited behavior or real usage. Here are the questions a serious trader should ask first.
One person can control multiple Solana wallets. Whether this is neutral for the pool depends on the exact fee routes, SOL network fees, rewards and anti-abuse rules. It should be tested rather than assumed.
The intended payout is one level deep and based on trading volume, not signups. Read the onchain program and the actual terms; a slogan cannot settle a legal classification.
A public source repository, build instructions and deployed Solana program ID need to be linked before anyone can verify a claim that the deployed logic matches open-source code. No such links were provided for this preview.
Hardcoded percentages are a design target, not proof of permanence. Check the deployed program, account permissions and upgrade authority before calling the split immutable.
A Solana program ID, verifiable source repository, deployment records, audit reports, USDC mint and claim terms belong in public documentation. No DIVYRN documentation URL has been provided yet, so this section does not invent one.