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  • Consider the client or affiliate potential of your downlines.
  • Motivate your affiliates by placing new members in a single line within one leg.
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Position Strategy in the Binary Tree

This page guides you on building your binary tree strategically to maximize its potential.

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One great feature in Betfin’s decentralized affiliate program is that you can choose each affiliated member’s position before sending their invitation. Once a downline’s position is set after invitation, it cannot be changed.

You have control over the placement of each member you invite

  • There are multiple options for positioning new members; let’s go over each invitation type.

  • For a better understanding, we recommend reading Binary Tree & Matching Bonus first.

  • All users are positioned in a top-down, left-to-right order.

  • The system disregards any matched or unmatched volume for each member.

  • If you don’t specify the position of an invited member, they will automatically be placed in the first available spot in the binary tree according to this order.

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You can select the position of your invited user while generating the invitation.

  • The new member will be placed under the specified parent user when the invitation is created.

    • The parent user must already be in the system.

    • The parent user should be within your network; otherwise, you won’t receive a matching bonus.

  • To choose your parent, navigate to your binary tree and select a strategic position (as shown below).

  • If you choose a parent who already has a structure, the new member will be sorted according to Default position sorting system.

  • You will always receive the direct bonus, even if the user’s parent is different from you.

You can choose an exact position in the binary tree for all users invited through your link.

  • To set the position of new members minting access through the invitation link, use the same principles outlined in #choose-position-for-direct-invitation

  • However, invitation via link offers an extra feature - open any of your downline’s profile and copy their specific invitation link to make them the parent of any new invitees joining through this link. See the example below for guidance.

  • You will always be the direct inviter for users who join through the link with an exact binary position.

  • Keep in mind that any link you create cannot be revoked.

    • Even if someone familiar with your structure generates an invitation link themselves, it poses no risk to you or your affiliate strategy.

  • If you set a parent with an existing structure, new members joining through the link will be positioned according to Default position sorting system.

How to generate invitation under certain position in the binary tree?

1. Open the profile of the user you want to set as the parent.

2. Copy their specific invitation link, which ensures that any new member joining through this link will be placed under that parent user in your binary tree.

3. Share the link with your invitee, and they’ll join with the exact position you’ve chosen.

Consider the client or affiliate potential of your downlines.

  • Your goal is to balance your left and right legs to maximize daily earnings.

  • Think about long-term potential - how much could they stake, bet, or contribute as affiliates to your team?

  • While you may not know the exact capabilities of your downlines, the numbers speak clearly - monitor the volume in your structure and focus on strengthening the weaker leg to maintain balance and optimize rewards.

Motivate your affiliates by placing new members in a single line within one leg.

  • The strongest motivation for a new user is seeing one of their legs grow passively.

  • By building one leg for your members, they only need to focus on growing the second leg themselves.

  • The best strategy is to sort all your direct members one below another within either your left or right leg, helping them establish a solid foundation for future growth.

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#terms-of-affiliate-members-default-sorting-in-binary-tree
Imagine you need to sign up a new user under the left leg user ending in 0x…fe8, based on the information that the right leg will be strong enough independently. This positioning allows you to build a balanced structure, optimizing for matching bonuses by reinforcing the weaker leg.
Imagine you notice that your right leg is consistently performing better in the long run. You can see this through the total volume generated by each of your downlines displayed in your binary tree structure. To balance this, you decide to support your left leg by inviting potential new affiliates. This approach increases the chance that they’ll generate volume and bring in additional affiliates, thereby unlocking the volume in your right leg for matching bonuses.
Simply paste the 0x…fe8 address as the parent address, and your next downline will be positioned under this user in both your binary tree and the 0x…fe8 downline’s binary tree.
Imagine you need to invite a new user under the left leg user ending in 0x…fe8, knowing that the right leg will grow strong on its own. This strategy reinforces the weaker leg, helping balance your binary tree and optimizing matching bonuses.
Open the 0x…fe8 user profile and simply copy the invitation link. This link will allow the new user to join as your direct affiliate, with 0x…fe8 set as their parent user.