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Documentation Index

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Canonical conditions on Binibit Exchange

This page describes mechanics. Live values (thresholds, percentages) are on the staking conditions page.

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The nine levels

Stakers automatically participate in a 9-level referral system, R0 through R8. Each level has thresholds for:
  • Self-stake (in USDT-equivalent)
  • Number of qualifying direct referrals
  • Cumulative team volume
LevelTier description
R0Entry tier (any active stake)
R1Active builder
R2Active builder
R3Mid-tier
R4Mid-tier
R5Senior
R6Senior
R7Top tier
R8Maximum tier
Specific thresholds and percentages: see staking conditions. Live values may change with BINI price (see Dynamic threshold below).

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How commission works

When a downline (a user in your referral team, direct or indirect) earns staking rewards, you receive a commission based on the level difference between you and them. 
If downline level >= your level:    base commission rate
If downline level <  your level:    higher commission per level gap
This rewards being one or more tiers above your team. Unlike flat referral systems, the level-difference design encourages you to keep growing — your team’s rewards multiply for you only as long as you stay ahead.

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Example (illustrative)

You are R5. A user in your downline is R3.
Difference: 2 levels.
Commission on their staking rewards: base + 2 × per-level-bonus
(Exact percentages on the canonical conditions page.)

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Same-level commission

If your downline reaches your level or higher, the commission falls to a flat 15% (or the published base rate). This is the floor — even if your downline outranks you, you still earn from their stakes, just at a lower rate.

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Dynamic threshold

Level thresholds are denominated in USDT, not BINI. As BINI price moves, the BINI required to maintain a given level moves inversely: 
required_bini = required_usdt / current_bini_price
BINI priceBINI required for hypothetical R5 (e.g. $5,000 USDT)
$0.1050,000 BINI
$0.12 (reference)41,667 BINI
$0.2025,000 BINI
$0.5010,000 BINI
If BINI rises, you need less BINI to maintain your level. If BINI falls, you need more (or risk dropping a tier). This protects the level system against price volatility — your level reflects USD-equivalent commitment, not raw BINI quantity.

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Maintaining your level

Your level is checked at stake initiation and on periodic rebalancing:
  • If your self-stake (in USDT-equivalent) drops below your level’s threshold, you fall a level
  • If your team volume drops below your level’s threshold, you fall a level
  • New stakes or team additions can raise your level
Specific check intervals are on the staking conditions page.

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Combined with R0-R8 — examples

The combination of self-stake and team volume creates a diagonal progression: 
You can reach R5 by:
  - Higher self-stake + smaller team
  OR
  - Smaller self-stake + larger team

Both paths viable.
This makes the system accessible to both whales (large self-stake) and community builders (large team).

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Tokenomics impact

The R0-R8 system is what makes staking compounding for the protocol:
  • Stakers lock BINI (sink #2)
  • Stakers acquire team to earn more → users referred deposit more BINI → more locks
  • Higher levels = larger team = more aggregate locked BINI per refer-er
  • The system has a natural cap (R8) so it cannot run away
See Tokenomics: Staking & Referral Economics.

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Risk considerations

  • Multi-level marketing structure: legality varies by jurisdiction. Verify you can participate in your country before signing up.
  • Downline volatility: if your team unstakes en-masse, your commissions drop and you may lose your level
  • Threshold volatility: USDT-pegged thresholds protect against BINI price moves but don’t protect against USDT depegging (rare but not zero)

Staking

160% APR packages — what referrers earn from

Tokenomics: Staking

Full economic context

Where to buy

Need BINI first to stake

Staking conditions

Canonical thresholds and percentages