Detailed Explanation of the Ambassador Program: Three-Level Advanced System, Up to 40% Commission Rebate

ZkSnarker · 2026-01-09T10:20:09+00:00

A leading exchange has launched a referral ambassador program, allowing users to become entry-level ambassadors for free. Promotion is divided into three tiers, evaluated based on the number of new users referred and the futures trading volume of those referred. Ambassadors can earn up to 40% commission, with elite-level ambassadors able to win a $2,500 reward. Top ambassadors have the chance to win gold bars, aiming to increase user activity and growth.

ZkSnarker

2026-01-09 10:20:09

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【Crypto World】A major exchange recently launched an interesting ambassador referral system, allowing almost all users to become “Entry-Level Ambassadors” for free.

The promotion process consists of three tiers—starting from Entry-Level, then Elite, and finally Top Ambassador. How do you advance? There are two factors: one is how many people you refer, and the other is the trading volume of the people you referred in the past two months.

The rewards are quite attractive. Ambassadors can earn up to 40% in referral commissions. To advance to Elite and Top levels, in addition to commissions, you can participate in exclusive activities—Elite level members can win rewards up to $2,500, and Top Ambassadors have the chance to win gold bars.

This design is quite interesting, as it not only incentivizes users to bring in new users but also encourages the referred users to trade. It helps boost activity and user growth.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 6h ago

40% commission? Sounds good, but how many people can actually get the top-tier ones?

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· 01-09 10:45

A 40% commission sounds great, but how do you ensure that the referrer actually trades?

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DaisyUnicorn

· 01-09 10:36

Whoa, 40% commission? That's quite aggressive, but the question is, will the people brought in actually trade obediently? --- It's a dual filter of both new user acquisition and trading volume. I get it now—this is dividing the little flowers into different tiers, with the elite tempted by gold bars... I was momentarily tempted. --- Two months of trading volume as a KPI is a bit extreme, making it easy to cause internal conflicts over positions, but I have to admit, the design is indeed clever. --- I love the fact that becoming an entry-level ambassador is free—at least no threshold fee—but the game rules for climbing up... still depend on how much the recommended users are willing to be "leeks." --- Are the gold bar rewards serious? Or is it just another fancy packaging to cut the "leeks"? I'll observe a bit more. --- 40% sounds great, but how much can actually be taken home... I need to carefully calculate the actual gains here. --- Hey, according to this logic, the worse the recruits are, the better? This... is a bit subtle.

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HorizonHunter

· 01-09 10:31

A 40% commission sounds pretty attractive, but I'm just worried that all the recruits are just newbies, and the trading volume won't really pick up.

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ConfusedWhale

· 01-09 10:24

A 40% commission sounds pretty attractive, but it just feels like another pyramid scheme...

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-09 10:23

Haha, a 40% commission is indeed tempting, but it depends on whether the people you recommend can actually trade. --- It's the same old tactic of recruiting people, top ambassadors winning gold bars? I haven't seen anyone actually get one. --- Free entry is okay, but isn't the two-month trading volume target a bit high? --- Getting so much for new user referrals, no wonder big V influencers are starting to become ambassadors. --- It feels like turning those who scalp wool into those who help scalp wool; the tricks are still the same. --- 40%? Sounds fierce, but what can the actual users get to keep? --- This system, in my view, is just encouraging trading; the little guys still think they've made a profit. --- No matter how many rewards there are, someone has to actually trade. Who's still entering new pits now? --- The elite level of $2,500 sounds good, but the review standards are so strict they’re deadly.

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