🤔Binary Matching Example
To help you understand how binary matching is calculated, here’s a small example with illustrative volume sizes.
Example Structure:
You invited user A & user B
User A invited user C and user D
User B invited user E
Example Volumes:
In Cycle 1 (first day), users have the following volumes, which may result from staking or 1% of bets:
User A has a volume of 100,000 BET
User B has a volume of 10,000 BET
User C has a volume of 10,000 BET
User D has a volume of 50,000 BET
User E has a volume of 90,000 BET
Unmatched Volume Calculation for Cycle 1:
Your unmatched volume for this cycle is:
Left side volume = 160,000 BET (A + C + D)
Right side volume = 100,000 BET (B + E)
Counting of Matching for Cycle 1:
Assuming you qualify for the matching bonus and your claim will be less than 10% of your staking amount, there’s no claim limit in this case.
Total Volume: 260,000 BET
Left Side Volume: 160,000 BET
Right Side Volume: 100,000 BET
At the end of the day (00:00), the system takes the weaker leg - here, the right leg with 100,000 BET volume.
Matching Bonus Calculation: 8% of the weaker leg’s volume = 8,000 BET.
This 8,000 BET is added to your claim balance.
The 100,000 BET matched volume is recorded.
Unmatched Volume for the Next Cycle:
The remaining 60,000 BET on the left side carries over to the next cycle as unmatched volume.
Matching for the Cycle 2
In the second cycle, there was only one change:
A new user, F, was affiliated by user B and generated a volume of 100,000 BET.
The matching situation:
Unmatched volume on the left side from the previous cycle is 60,000 BET.
New unmatched volume on the right side is 100,000 BET from user F.
Matching Calculation:
The system matches 60,000 BET from the weaker leg (left side).
The matching bonus is 8% of 60,000 BET, resulting in a payout of 4,800 BET to your claim balance.
The remaining unmatched volume of 40,000 BET stays on the right leg for the next cycle.
This principle can be applied across unlimited levels, users, and cycles, with the only restriction being the daily claim limit.
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