The Delta One compensation plan · information document — not an income claim

You deposit.
It pays.

A machine that never sleeps trades for you — many methods at once, all day, every day. This document shows exactly how it pays: every stream, every rate, every rank. Nothing here is a promise; every credit is a share of profit that was actually made.

Ways you get paid3

Daily result band0.5–5.0% · never guaranteed

Contract ceiling200% of deposit

Structure2 × 21 matrix

Paiddaily · 00:00 UTC

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02 · How to read this document

Information only.
Not an income claim.

This document is provided for information only. It is not an income claim, not a guarantee, not financial or investment advice, and not an offer or solicitation. Outcomes depend on real trading results, individual effort, the activity of the network a member builds, market conditions, and time. Every credit is a share of profit the trading engines actually realise — on a day with no profit, the payment is zero. Figures are gross, before personal costs or fees. Members may not make income claims beyond what is published in this official document.

01 · Foundation

One machine.
Many methods. Every day.

Delta One runs multiple trading engines at once — high-frequency, arbitrage, leverage and more, rotating capital to where the conditions are. You don't pick trades. You don't watch charts. You deposit, the machine works, and on every day it closes in profit, your share is credited — once a day, at 00:00 UTC.

You deposit

Contracts start at $1,000 USDT. Your full deposit stays deployed the entire time — nothing is skimmed at the start.

It pays daily

Each profitable day credits your share, somewhere in the 0.5–5.0% band. A zero-profit day credits zero — the result is real, which is exactly why it is never a fixed promise.

It completes at 200%

A contract pays up to 200% of your deposit, then closes. A $1,000 contract can pay back up to $2,000. Every new deposit is a new contract with a fresh ceiling.

How the company earns: when the engines close a day in profit, the company retains a 30% share of that profit — your credits come from the remaining customer share. Settlement is confirmed by a 2-of-3 quorum of independent engines. Every contract opens with a 10-day warm-up in which results accrue and compound into the base; withdrawals open on day 11.

02 · How you get paid

Three streams. One is yours;
two come from the network you build.

Auto-Pay

Your own contract's daily share of engine profit.

Rate: 0.5–5.0%/day band
Paid on: Your own deposit
Ceiling: 200% of deposit

Networking Override

A slice of the Daily Results of members below you.

Rate: 10% of their Daily Results
Paid on: Downline Daily Results only
Cap: $1,000–$8,000/day by rank

III

Cashback

A rank reward measured on your group's deposit volume.

Rate: 2% of group volume
Paid on: Volume growth, once
Cap: Rank-gated tiers

The rule that defines the whole plan

Commissions never breed commissions. The Override is paid only on a member's contract Daily Result — never on anyone's Override or Cashback. And it is measured once per lineage, never stacked per ancestor. That is what keeps the structure honest. And every deposited dollar pays commissions only once — money that is rolled over or re-used never pays a second time.

03 · The structure

The 2×21 matrix —
your team, two wide, twenty-one deep.

⋮ continues, breadth-first, to level 21

seats occupied · 0

Everyone who joins sits in one shared structure. Each position holds at most two members directly beneath it, and placement is automatic — level by level, left to right, like water finding its level. When your two front-line seats are full, new members spill over beneath you. Your seat, once set, is permanent.

Only paying seats count

A free signup occupies no seat at all. A position exists only when a member activates a paid contract — the structure holds real, paying participants only.

04 · Stream I · Auto-Pay

Deposit once.
Get paid every profitable day.

Open a contract with USDT — minimum $1,000.
10-day warm-up first: each day's Daily Result accrues and compounds into your base. From day 11, every profitable day pays out — once a day, 00:00 UTC.
The Daily Result lands in the 0.5–5.0% band. A flat day pays $0 — normal and expected.
Your contract completes at 200%: a $5,000 contract can pay back up to $10,000, then it closes. Continuing means opening a new contract.
Three ways to hold it: take your Daily Results out — flip the daily Auto-Compound switch and let them build — or go Believer: one permanent decision during the 10-day warm-up locks the contract to its end and raises the ceiling to 220%. Status, medallion, five benefits — the full picture in the advanced view.

It moves while you sleep — first light over the city, the day's result already in — It moves while you sleep

04 · Stream I · The numbers, live

Calculator · Auto-Payillustration of plan mechanics — not a payout projection

Your deposit $5,000

If the day's result is 2.5%

Horizon 125 days

Let it build up — each day's results are added back in Believer — one-way · ceiling 220% · medallion

Daily credit from day 1 — at this rate—

First 30 days — withdrawals unlock on day 11—

Lifetime maximum (200%)—

Paid out over the horizon—

Indicative days to ceiling—

On a zero-profit day$0

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05 · Auto-Pay · Believer One decision · permanent

Outside the ladder.
One decision. 220%.

Every contract can be held three ways: take your Daily Results out, let them build with the daily Auto-Compound switch — or go Believer. Lock the full contract for the whole term, once and permanently, during the 10-day warm-up — and the target rises from 200% to 220%, with a status no one can buy afterwards.

220% instead of 200% — lock the full contract for the whole term and the target rises from 200% to 220%. One decision, permanent, for the entire term.
The Believer medallion — struck into your dashboard. Status the whole room can see.
Founder access — dinners with the founders, and an exclusive extra Believer day at company events.
Extra event days — beyond the standard programme.
First access to new engines — new algorithms and special bots reach Believers first: a daily chance of a higher percentage inside the band. Never a promise — the band stays 0.5–5.0%, and a day can be 0%.

Why it exists

"You're a Believer. You're getting much, much more out of the company — because you are behind the company." The medallion marks conviction, not a promise: locked to the end, no withdrawals along the way — chosen only by someone who will not need that money before the ceiling.

05 · The first 10 days

Ten days of quiet building.
Then the choice is yours.

Every contract starts the same way — every member, every package. For the first ten days, each day's result compounds into your base: nothing leaves, the base builds. On day 11, withdrawals unlock — everything built in those days included. From there it is your call, every single day: take the day's result out, or leave it in and let the base keep growing.

Days 1–10: results compound, withdrawals closed. Day 11: unlocked — from then on the choice is yours, daily.

05 · Stream II · Networking Override

Your team gets paid.
You get ten percent of that.

Every day, each contract in your structure produces its Daily Result. A 10% Override pool is measured on it — once, whether that result is taken out or left to build — and paid up through the levels your rank unlocks, from 3 at Witness to all 21 at Meridian.
Paid only on contract Daily Results — never on anyone's commissions. When your team lets results build, the base grows — and so does the pool measured on it.
Inactive or unqualified positions are skipped in real time — the Override flows up to the next qualified member.
Your daily cap is set by your rank. Anything above it queues and releases each day until empty — nothing is lost.

A team at the front — the centre sharp, the edges blurred, moving as one — Depth is built by a team

05 · Stream II · The numbers, live

Override — one settlement dayillustration of plan mechanics — not a payout projection

Your rank

Daily Results produced across your open levels, on one day $1,000

Override pool measured that day (10%)—

Paid at settlement — under your cap—

Queued beyond the cap—

Per-level distributionPENDING RATIFICATION

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06 · Stream III · Cashback

Your group grows.
Every new dollar pays you once.

Cashback collects 2% of your group's deposit volume — paid out in milestone rewards, up to $20,000 lifetime: that is the 2% ceiling, measured at the top — $20,000 on a $1,000,000 group.
The tiers carry rank names, but each unlocks at its own group-volume milestone: a reward releases when your group crosses that milestone and you hold the matching rank. What has accrued beyond your unlocked tier waits as pending — already counted, not yet paid.
Each milestone releases the difference to what was already paid — one clean payment per tier, no separate bonus, no double-pay.
Pays into your Networking wallet. Top tier: $1,000,000 group volume — a $20,000 lifetime cap.

The arithmetic

building = group volume × 2% (report-only — accruing toward the next release) · unlocked = what your milestones have released · pending = building − unlocked

06 · Stream III · The numbers, live

Calculator · Cashback — the carrotillustration of plan mechanics — not a payout projection

Your group's deposit volume $100,000

Your rank — the key that unlocks

Building · 2% of volume, grows live—

Unlocked · what your rank has released—

Pending · unlocks as you rank up—

Next unlock—

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07 · The eight ranks

Witness to Meridian.

Each rank unlocks three more levels of your structure and raises your daily Override cap. To hold a rank you meet all three conditions at once: your own deposit, your structure volume, and your active direct partners. Two fairness rules guard the volume: your own deposits never count toward your qualification, and no single leg may dominate — the leg cap tightens as you climb, from 60% at the first rank down to 25% at the top. Depth is built by a team, not one line.

Click a plate to open its record.

07 · The eight ranks · Entitlements

The entitlement matrix.

Rank	Levels	Personal deposit	Structure volume	Active directs	Daily cap	Cashback tier

The moment any one condition drops below your rank's line, the rank recalculates downward — no grace period. The most common trigger: your own contract completing at its 200% ceiling. Restore the condition, and the rank returns the same way. Meridian is invitation-only — 50 seats worldwide.

07 · The eight ranks · Simulator

Simulator · Where am I?tap a rank or play with your numbers

Jump to a rank

Your own active deposit $10,000

Your structure volume — without you $25,000

Your active direct partners 6

Your rank—

Levels you are paid from—

Your daily override cap—

Next rank needs—

All three conditions must hold at once. Meridian is not computed — it is granted by invitation.

08 · The $100 way in

Start with $100.
Grow into a full seat.

The Booster is a trial seat for $100 — a real place in the structure with one mission: reach the $1,000 main level within 42 days.
How you qualify — blended, and fair: your own top-ups count 1:1, plus the deposit volume of members you personally bring in (after a fairness filter, so fake accounts count for nothing). Example: $400 of your own + $600 from two real partners = qualified.
Nothing credited to you is lost while you climb. The Override and Cashback you would be credited collect in a held escrow — "held · unlocks when you qualify" — visible and building, not yet withdrawable.
Two outcomes. Qualify → the full escrow is released to you, exactly as shown, no haircut. Run out of time → the trial closes; if the partners you brought are still active you keep your rank standing through a short grace window first, and your team stays exactly where it is.

The trial, in one line

$100 in · 42 days · reach $1,000. Up to two extensions (max +28 days). What builds while you qualify waits for you — and is paid in full the moment you cross the line.

08 · Withdrawals

Getting paid is the inflow.
This is the outflow.

The stream chapters describe how money is made. This page is where it lands and leaves: every stream pays into a balance, and each balance releases one withdrawal per 24 hours (UTC) — always to your bound wallet. The Networking cap is a liquidity layer, not a penalty: it bounds how fast value can leave the system in a single day, protecting everyone's future payouts.

← receives Stream I · Auto-Pay

Contract balance

No platform cap

Your contract's free balance — withdrawable anytime.

1 withdrawal / 24h · gas fees only

← receives Streams II + III · Override & Cashback

Networking balance

Rank-gated · $1,000–$8,000 / 24h

Cashback folds in at payout. Anything above the cap queues and releases each settlement until empty.

1 withdrawal / 24h · queue preserves every dollar

→ where every withdrawal goes

Your bound wallet

The only destination

You never type an address — funds can only ever leave toward the wallet that is your account. Payouts settle in USDT or USDC, on BSC.

changing it: 2FA · 24h cooling period · both signatures

09 · The honest math

Every payout, backed.
Engineered to keep paying.

Every dollar Delta One pays out is a share of profit the engines actually realised — the plan cannot promise money that was never made, which is exactly why it can keep its promises. The network payout is engineered as a hard ceiling of about 22% per deposited dollar — Override ~20% over a contract's life, Cashback ~2% of volume — and everything beyond it stays behind your payouts as reserve and payment buffer. What you receive is built on what is real. That is what makes it last.

Paid to the network~22% · engineered ceiling

OVERRIDE ~20%

every dollar of it backed by realised profit

Held behind your payoutsreserve · payment buffer

THE RESERVE — PROTECTING EVERY FUTURE PAYOUT

Read this carefully — the most misread number in the plan

The ~22% ceiling describes only what the network around a contract may draw from a deposited dollar. It is not what the contract pays back: your own Auto-Pay is a separate stream and can reach 200% of your deposit over a contract's life.

In one line

The strongest plan is the one that only ever distributes profit that was genuinely made. That is this plan — built to pay, and built to keep paying.

10 · Founder Capital Founder window · first month

Before the world gets in —
260 seats.

Ahead of public launch, Delta One opens exactly 260 founder seats. There will only ever be 260. A founder seat carries everything in this plan — plus two things no later member will ever hold:

1% of the company, for life. Founders share a permanent 1% of company profit, split across the 260 seats by package — paid for as long as the company earns and your own deposit stays active.
The Keystone Deed. Each seat is titled by an NFT deed — the deed is the seat, transferable on the coming marketplace. Earlier seats sit higher in the structure, forever: everyone who joins after you builds beneath you.

Alone in the dark hall, beams of light from above — one of 260, already seated — One of 260

Founder seats are claimed by invitation only, during the founder window. After the window closes, this chapter closes with it — the plan above is what remains, for everyone.

Advanced · Foundation

Why several engines, not one

High-frequency. Leverage. Arbitrage. Delta One runs all of them at once, rotating capital to where the conditions are. Diversification is the design, not a promise of profit — none of it is a bet on a price going up. Which engine is earning on a given day matters less than the discipline of never depending on one: you couldn't say which one is making the money right now, and it doesn't matter — one of them always is.

One dollar of engine profit, accounted

How a day becomes official

One rate per 24-hour window, always inside the disclosed band. Before it is published, the day's result is confirmed by a 2-of-3 quorum of the trading engines; it settles once, at 00:00 UTC, and is never edited after the fact. Every credit in the system derives from that one written number.

The 2-of-3 quorum — confirmed before publication

The settlement pipeline, precisely

The rate is not a number someone types. It is supplied per window — one rate per 24-hour window, never stored as a constant, never floored above zero. The settlement engine is bound to the disclosed band at the code level: a day's rate is expressed in basis points and must satisfy 50 ≤ rate ≤ 500 (0.50%–5.00%); anything outside the band is rejected, not rounded. The window settles at 00:00 UTC after the 2-of-3 quorum confirms it, publication follows minutes later, and once published the rate is immutable — never edited after the fact. No code path may render, log, or transmit a "guaranteed", "fixed", or "risk-free" daily return; that prohibition is a build invariant, not a style rule.

One row written per day — agreed by two of three, then frozen

The reserve

Part of the company's 30% is held back rather than spent — funds kept to protect future payouts. The network payout is engineered as a ceiling with deliberate room behind it: reserve and payment buffer standing behind every payout the plan will ever owe.

A fixed-rate promise ("2% a day, guaranteed") must be paid whether or not the money was made — that is precisely what breaks such schemes. A profit share cannot pay out of an empty till. That is the entire safety argument of this plan, and the reason no rate in it is ever guaranteed.

Advanced · The Matrix

The fill order, seat by seat

Placement follows one deterministic rule: the next paid activation takes the leftmost open seat on the shallowest open level of the sponsor's structure. Numbered below — the first fourteen seats under one position, in the exact order the engine fills them:

The system, drawn — breadth-first placement and spillover

What spillover means for you

Your front line holds exactly two seats — the third member you personally bring cannot sit on your front line. The engine places them on the shallowest open seat inside your structure, beneath one of your existing members. Two consequences follow: active recruiters strengthen the teams below them, and members deeper in the structure can receive placements they did not recruit. Placement is permanent either way — there is no re-placement, no seat trading, no manual moves.

The depth arithmetic

At full width, each level doubles — and your rank decides how many of those levels pay you, in blocks of three, from levels 1–3 at Witness to all 21 at Meridian:

Level	Positions at full width	Cumulative structure	Opens at rank
1–3	2 · 4 · 8	14	Witness
4–6	16 · 32 · 64	126	Scribe
7–9	128 · 256 · 512	1,022	Notary
10–12	1,024 · 2,048 · 4,096	8,190	Curator
13–15	8,192 · 16,384 · 32,768	65,534	Auditor
16–18	65,536 · 131,072 · 262,144	524,286	Custodian
19–21	524,288 · 1,048,576 · 2,097,152	4,194,302	Arbiter · Meridian

Positions per level — a complete structure spans 4,194,302 seats beneath one position

The seat arithmetic — the number tells you everything

The matrix is a binary tree, numbered level by level from the top. From any seat n, its two children are always 2n and 2n+1, and its parent is n ÷ 2, rounded down. And because the fill is breadth-first, a seat's number is its place in the global queue: seat 8 is the 8th contract to activate in the entire network, seat 26 the 26th. Level-order numbering and breadth-first filling are the same thing seen twice — everything strategic about placement follows from that one sentence.

Sponsorship is not placement

They are different things. Your active direct partners follow who signed them up — they gate your rank wherever they sit. The Override follows the seat — it reaches whoever sits beneath you in the structure, including people you have never met. Sponsor for the rank condition; place for the override.

How a placement is found, step by step

When a new contract activates under your structure, the engine walks your tree level by level, left to right, and takes the first open seat it finds — never deeper if a shallower seat is open, never right if a left seat is open. Because every seat holds a paying contract (free signups hold nothing), the walk is short and the placement is final the moment it is written.

The geometry, for the analysts

Generation from a seat number: the generation of seat n is ⌊log₂ n⌋ — seat 8 sits on generation 3, seat 1000 on generation 9, no lookup needed.
Half the structure is the last row: generation 21 alone holds 2,097,152 seats — as many as all twenty generations above it combined, minus one. A full tree holds 4,194,303 seats including the top.
Reach by rank: the number of seats inside your override depth is 2^(g+1) − 2 for g unlocked generations — 14 at Witness, 126 at Scribe, 1,022 at Notary … 4,194,302 at full depth.

Three truths about spillover

Nobody routes it. An upline cannot direct spillover anywhere. "Placed from Wang" or "from George" is a story people tell; the engine knows only lowest empty seat.
It counts. Spillover raises your structure volume — one of the three rank conditions — volume you did not recruit yourself can lift your rank, but only inside the 60% leg ceiling.
Left beats strong. Because the fill is global and left-first, your position in the numbering — not your relationship to anyone — decides how much unplaced volume lands beneath you. Seat 8 catches before seat 9; being "under a strong person" is worth nothing on its own.

The placement doctrine, in four questions

Where placement is still open, ask these in order. 1 — Am I as far left as I can be? The lowest number catches the next unplaced contract; leftmost is a queue position, not a preference. 2 — Is my strength inside my rank depth? A monster producer parked at generation 7 pays you nothing until Notary; put certainties in generations 1–2, where every rank can see them. 3 — Are both legs alive? No leg may carry more than 60% of qualifying volume — one anchor per leg, or your rank stalls with your depth and cap. 4 — Am I confusing sponsorship with placement? Directs gate rank wherever they sit; the Override follows the seat. Sponsor for the condition, place for the override.

Placement never creates money — it only decides who is standing where when the engines pay. If the engines earn nothing, the most perfectly balanced, leftmost, rank-optimised tree pays exactly zero. Compression is covered in the Override's advanced view — it is a payout rule, not a placement rule: seats never move, only the payout flow skips past unqualified positions.

Advanced · The Override

One lineage, one measurement

Each day a contract produces its Daily Result, exactly one Override amount — 10% of that result — is measured for the line of ancestors, whether the member takes the result out or lets it build. It is never multiplied per ancestor: five people above that member do not create five separate 10% payments. How that single 10% distributes across the unlocked levels is being finalised; the engine currently applies a flat split as its working default.

Compression and the queue — drawn on an Auditor's day (cap $5,000)

Depth is a hard boundary

The Override reaches exactly as deep as your rank — and not one generation further. A member credited beneath you but past your unlocked depth generates nothing for you until your rank rises to see them: at Witness you are paid from generations 1–3 only, and a strong producer at generation 7 becomes visible to you at Notary. Depth in seats: 14 at Witness, 126 at Scribe, 1,022 at Notary, and 4,194,302 when all twenty-one generations are open.

Compression pays twice

Staying qualified pays in two directions. Once for your own reach — and once for what compression hands up to you: when a position between you and a strong producer goes inactive (a contract completing at its ceiling, a rank dropping), you are the one who catches what would have been theirs, in real time, for as long as the gap exists.

When it actually lands

Override is written by the same once-daily settlement that writes Auto-Pay: the day's credits are measured, unqualified positions are skipped in real time, the rank-gated cap is applied, and anything above it queues — releasing in slices at each 00:00 UTC settlement until empty. Rank itself recalculates the instant a condition changes, with no grace period and no manual review.

Why the cap is rank-shaped

The cap is not a limit on what you receive — the queue preserves every dollar — it is a limit on outflow velocity. Ranks with deeper structures can generate larger single days, so their caps rise in step ($1,000 → $8,000). What the cap buys everyone is a system that cannot be drained by one enormous day.

The Override is funded by the company and measured on the credited member's side — it never comes out of anyone's deposit, and extra uplines above a member take nothing out of that member's pocket. It flows upward only: never sideways, never downward. And its base is contract Auto-Pay alone — a member's Override or Cashback can never generate Override for anyone. Commissions never breed commissions, mechanically enforced.

Advanced · The life of one contract

One contract, start to finish

The whole journey — watch the dot make the trip

The ceiling, honestly

At the ceiling the contract has paid out 200% of your deposit — a $1,000 contract has paid back $2,000 in payouts. Then it closes and the deposit is retained by Delta One. Read that with the arithmetic in hand: the retained deposit is not money you lost — it has already come back to you, doubled. There is no auto-renewal; continuing is always a fresh decision, and every new deposit is a new contract with its own warm-up and its own fresh ceiling.

What the close sets in motion

Your personal deposit condition drops the moment a contract completes — the most common cause of a rank step-down. Open a fresh contract and the rank returns the same way.
On a zero-profit day, at any point in the life: nothing settles, nothing pays, nothing is lost — the contract simply waits for the next profitable day.

Believer — the status medallion, outside the ladder

Every contract can be held three ways: take your Daily Results out, let them build — or go Believer. One permanent decision, available during the 10-day warm-up only: the contract locks to its end — no withdrawals along the way — and the target rises from 200% to 220%. One-way means one-way: once locked, a contract cannot be unlocked. It should be chosen only by someone who will not need that money before the ceiling.

The Believer medallion — struck into the dashboard. "A sign in front of all the other people."

The five Believer benefits

220% instead of 200%. Lock the full contract for the whole term and the target rises from 200% to 220% — one decision, permanent, for the entire term.
The Believer emblem. The struck medallion on your dashboard — status the whole room can see.
Founder access. Special treatment and dinners with the founders; at company events, Believers receive an exclusive extra Believer day with the founders.
Extra event days. Access to additional event days beyond the standard programme.
First access to new engines. New trading algorithms and special bots (the "Pro Max" tier) reach Believers first — a daily chance of a higher percentage inside the band, which can shorten the road to 220%. A chance, never a guaranteed rate: the band stays 0.5–5.0%, never a promise, and a day can be 0%.

"You're a Believer. You're getting much, much more out of the company — because you are behind the company." The medallion marks status, not a promise: every Believer number above is a mechanism, and the only guarantee is the one we never give.

Advanced · Founder Capital

The deed is the seat — yours to keep, yours to sell

A founder seat is not a membership entry in a database — it is titled by the Keystone Deed, an NFT that is the seat: your name, your number, your place in the structure. It never expires — quiet for five years, still yours. Delta One is building its own deed marketplace (opens after launch): sell the deed and the seat and its pool share go with it — the win is yours, and the new owner draws from the pool the same way, with their own active founder package. Only 260 will ever exist, and the earliest numbers are the rarest.

One deed, one seat — serial, name, and the invite codes it carries

One percent, forever

Founders share a permanent 1% of company profit, split across the 260 seats by package size. It is carved from the company's own side of the split — never from customers — and it pays while your own founder package is active. Package finished its cycle (200% · Believer 220%)? Open it again, let it run — and your pool share flows again. While a seat sits inactive, its share rests with the company — it is never split among the other founders. One shared 1% pool for all 260 seats, not 1% per founder.

Profit in, one percent out — split by seat weight; a resting seat's share returns to the company

Six ways in — six seats, one circle, the same 1%

Every founder shares the lifetime 1%. A bigger seat simply means a bigger slice, an earlier serial, and more invites. The six tiers, at full allocation, sum to exactly 100% of the pool:

Seat	Deposit	Of the founder pool	Invites	Serials
Apex · VIP	$200,000	2.5% · for life	8	#001–#010
Cornerstone · VIP	$100,000	1.25% · for life	7	#011–#035
Obelisk	$50,000	0.625% · for life	6	#036–#060
Genesis	$25,000	0.3125% · for life	5	#061–#110
Charter	$10,000	0.125% · for life	4	#111–#160
Circle	$5,000	0.0625% · for life	3	#161–#260

Invites are personal one-time codes into the founder round — access, not a reserved seat. When a tier is full, it closes; there is no second round.

Calculator · The 1% poola pretend example, like on the founder page — nothing here is a promise of profit

How much the engines trade in a day $4.6m

How much of that they keep 1.5%

Your seat

Company profit that day — in this example—

A year of days like that—

The founder pool — 1% of it—

Your seat's yearly share, in this example—

An illustration of how the pool splits — not a projection. The pool pays only from profit the company actually realises, and only while your own founder package is active; a resting seat's share stays with the company.

Why earlier seats matter forever

You know this from the matrix chapter: a seat's number is its place in the global fill queue, and placement is permanent. Founders occupy the lowest numbers in the entire structure — which means every contract the network ever activates builds somewhere beneath them. That advantage is not a launch promotion; it is arithmetic, and it never expires.

Advanced · Settlement & custody

Your wallet is the account

There is no username holding your money. The wallet you connect is the account, and funds can only ever leave toward that bound wallet — you never type a destination address, which removes the entire wrong-address class of mistakes. Changing the bound wallet is deliberately heavy: 2FA, a 24-hour cooling period, and signatures from both the old and the new wallet.

The rails

Deposits are accepted from any EVM chain; payouts settle on BSC in USDT or USDC.
Each balance releases one withdrawal per 24 hours (UTC). The Contract balance has no platform cap — network fees only. The Networking balance is rank-gated ($1,000–$8,000/24h); over-cap value queues and releases in slices at each settlement until the queue is empty.
The daily cap bounds outflow velocity, not what you receive: one large windfall cannot be drained in a single motion, which protects the reserve — and therefore everyone's future payouts.

Verify, don't believe

The transparency architecture is built so a member never has to take a number on faith: settlement writes one immutable row per day — confirmed by the 2-of-3 quorum before publication, never edited after the fact — and the day's settled results are anchored on-chain as a Merkle root, independently checkable on the public explorer. A credit you cannot verify is a credit this system is not allowed to produce.

Settlement details in this panel restate the engine's build invariants: one rate per 24-hour window, clamped to the disclosed band (50–500 basis points), immutable once published. On a day with no realised profit there is nothing to settle and nothing to pay — the result is real, which is why it is never guaranteed.

Advanced · Qualification

How the volume is actually counted

Structure volume is not a raw sum. Before the engine compares your downline's deposits against a rank's line, it applies two corrections — both exist to make depth mean a team, not a wallet or a whale:

The two fairness corrections, drawn — leg cap and self-exclusion

The leg cap tightens as you climb

The 60% above is the entry-rank cap. At every rank the ceiling narrows and the number of separate active legs you must hold rises — so a higher rank is, by construction, a broader and more balanced team:

Rank	Max per leg	Min independent legs
Witness	60%	2
Scribe	55%	2
Notary	50%	3
Curator	45%	3
Auditor	40%	4
Custodian	35%	5
Arbiter	30%	6
Meridian	25%	7

One leg can never carry you — and the higher you climb, the less it can carry

What this prevents

Self-qualification: without the exclusion, one person could deposit their way up the ladder alone. Excluding your own wallet makes every rank a statement about the people beneath you.
One-line stacking: without the leg cap, a single inherited monster leg — including pure spillover you never recruited — would carry you to Arbiter. The 60% cap forces at least two genuinely productive lines.

Rank is a valve, not a badge

Nothing about rank is ceremonial. It is a valve with two apertures: how many generations deep your Override reaches, and how much of it may leave per day. The table below is the whole valve, in seats:

Rank	Generations	Seats in reach	Daily cap
Witness	1–3	14	$1,000
Scribe	1–6	126	$2,000
Notary	1–9	1,022	$3,000
Curator	1–12	8,190	$4,000
Auditor	1–15	65,534	$5,000
Custodian	1–18	524,286	$6,000
Arbiter	1–21	4,194,302	$7,000
Meridian	all 21	4,194,302	$8,000

Seats in reach = 2^(g+1) − 2 — each rank block multiplies the audience your seat can be paid from

The recalc, frame by frame

Qualification is a live computation, not a granted status. The tick a contract completes at its ceiling, the personal-deposit condition re-evaluates; the tick a direct partner goes inactive, the partner count re-evaluates. Rank, payout depth, and daily cap always move together, in both directions, with no grace period and no human in the loop. The common rhythm at higher ranks: a big contract completes → one rank step down → a fresh contract restores it the same day.

Meridian sits outside all of this: 50 seats worldwide, granted by hand, never computed. The plates in the Ranks chapter carry each rank's full record — click any of them.

Cheat sheet ↗The napkin ▸

You deposit. It pays.

Information only.Not an income claim.

One machine.Many methods. Every day.

Three streams. One is yours;two come from the network you build.

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Cashback

The 2×21 matrix —your team, two wide, twenty-one deep.

Deposit once.Get paid every profitable day.

Outside the ladder.One decision. 220%.

Ten days of quiet building.Then the choice is yours.

Your team gets paid.You get ten percent of that.

Your group grows.Every new dollar pays you once.