FAQs

Q1: Where do the excess returns from referral rewards come from?

A: They originate from the protocol's growth budget. These excess returns can be considered the "Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)" that the protocol pays to acquire high-quality users and expand its network. By participating in the referral program, you are, in effect, capturing the value supported by this market growth expectation.

Q2: Can the Points Boost mechanism and referral rewards be stacked?

A: Yes. For example, if your referred user (Bob) receives a 3x Points Boost by purchasing YT and generates 3,000 points in a day, your L1 reward will be calculated based on this boosted amount (i.e., 3,000 * 10% = 300 points). The Boost mechanism amplifies the base points, which in turn amplifies your referral reward.

Q3: How is a "Valid Referral" defined for reward calculation to begin?

A: When a new address binds a relationship through your referral link/code and successfully accrues their first protocol points through a designated action like providing liquidity, they are flagged by the system as a "Valid Referral." All their subsequent points generation will be included in your referral reward calculations.

Q4: If I exit my positions, what happens to my referral relationships and accrued rewards?

A: Your referral network relationship is permanent. Even if you withdraw all your liquidity, you will continue to receive daily referral points as long as the network you built remains active. Your previously accrued rewards will not be affected.

Q5: How does the protocol prevent cheating or bot-driven referrals?

A: In addition to advising users to invite organic users, the Nemo protocol backend will deploy a series of risk control models to monitor anomalous activities.

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