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Documentation Index

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BINI holders can stake on Binibit Exchange to earn yield while building a multi-level referral team. The combination is a primary BINI sink (locks BINI long-term) and a primary user-acquisition flywheel.

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Staking packages

Available at binibit.com/en/staking.
TierDurationAPRNotes
Tier 130 days160%Shortest lock, lowest amount required
Tier 290 days160%
Tier 3180 days160%
Tier 4360 days160%Longest lock
The 160% APR is base rate. Bonus / Spot split varies by duration — longer locks return a higher proportion of Spot BINI (immediately tradable) versus Bonus BINI (subject to additional conditions). Daily accrual. Withdrawal at maturity.

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Referral levels — R0 to R8

Stakers automatically participate in a 9-level referral system (R0 through R8). Your level depends on:
  • Your own staked BINI (in USDT-equivalent at current price)
  • Number of qualifying direct referrals
  • Cumulative team volume (sum of team’s staked BINI)
Higher levels unlock larger commission percentages on team staking rewards.
LevelSelf-stakeDirect referralsTeam volumeCommission rate
R0Any active stake00Base
R1Threshold+++
R2Threshold+++
R3Threshold+++
R4Threshold+++
R5Threshold+++
R6Threshold+++
R7Threshold+++
R8Threshold++Maximum
Exact thresholds and percentages: see binibit.com/en/staking/level-conditions. They are the canonical source — this docs page is a roadmap, not a quote.

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Level-difference formula

When a downline earns staking rewards, your commission depends on the level difference between you and the downline: 
Same or higher level than you:  base commission (e.g. 15%)
Lower level than you:           higher commission per level gap
This rewards being one or more tiers above your direct team. The exact base rate and per-tier increment are defined on the staking conditions page.

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Dynamic level threshold

Staking thresholds are set in USDT terms, not BINI terms. As BINI price moves, the BINI required to maintain a given level moves inversely: 
required_bini = required_usdt / current_bini_price
If BINI rises, you need less BINI to maintain your level. If BINI falls, you need more. This protects the level system against price volatility.

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Why these mechanics matter (tokenomics view)

MechanicBINI tokenomics impact
Locked staking principalReduces effective float during stake duration (sink #2 in BINI Sinks)
160% APR rewardsPaid from the Rewards pool emission — see BINI Emission
Bonus BINI proportionOften subject to vesting / reduced liquidity, lowers immediate sell pressure
Multi-level referralsUser acquisition without paid marketing spend
USDT-pegged level thresholdsStable level meaning even with BINI price volatility

BINI Sinks

Staking is sink #2 — locked BINI

BINI Emission

Where staking rewards come from

BINI Token

Token utility, where to buy

Staking page

Canonical staking conditions