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When a user activates an NFT, they are permanently placed into a marketing structure with a maximum depth of 22 levels — holding up to 8,388,606 positions when fully filled.

Auto-Placement

Smart contract places new users using “weakest branch, left to right” algorithm. No manual positioning needed.

Permanent Link

Each participant is permanently linked to their sponsor. Changes are impossible — blockchain is immutable.

Spillover

Upline sponsors’ invites may land in YOUR structure automatically. You earn tree distribution rewards from spillover under standard marketing terms — the Sponsor Bonus, however, goes to the actual inviter, not to you.

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How does placement in the marketing tree work?

1

You Invite

Your first 2 invites fill your Level 1 (left and right position).
2

Tree Grows Down

Next invites go to Level 2 under the weakest branch. Your structure grows exponentially: 2 → 4 → 8 → 16 positions per level.
3

Spillover Fills Gaps

When your upline sponsors invite more people than their Level 1 can hold, those users spill into YOUR tree. You earn from them automatically.
4

You Earn from Depth

Your NFT level determines how deep you earn. Genesis (L1) earns from 2 levels. Infinity (L10) currently earns up to 19 levels in Phase 1 — and up to the full 22 levels once Phase 2 is activated by DAO vote (planned Q4 2026), which unlocks marketing levels 16–22. Per-tier depths are listed in All 10 Tiers at a Glance.

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How is Tree Distribution paid per level?

Each level of the marketing structure has a fixed number of positions and a corresponding reward percentage. Your NFT level determines how deep into this structure you can earn.
For full details on reward percentages, compression mechanics, and the Matching Bonus system, see Rewards & Compensation.
Multi-accounting is strictly prohibited. The system enforces a one-user, one-account policy with built-in tracking.
Sponsor is permanent. Once placed in the tree, your sponsor cannot be changed. Choose wisely before activating your NFT.
Sponsor must be an active tree node. When a new user is registered through registerUser(), the smart contract does not accept any existing user ID as a sponsor — the supplied sponsor must be an active node in the marketing structure. Concretely, the sponsor must:
  • Hold an active NFT in the system, and
  • Be registered in the tree as a live node (tree node active).
An identity-only mapping — a wallet that has been assigned a user ID but does not currently hold an active NFT — can no longer sponsor new invites. This prevents new participants from being placed under inactive sponsors, blocks the creation of dead branches in the structure, and preserves the integrity of every sub-tree’s reward flow.