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What happened to referrals?

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They still exist. I removed the dedicated page/graphs as part of the great culling. I don't think the incentive was ever big enough. I'd like to make it bigger but that requires something very sybil resistant.

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What's the biggest typical referral payout?

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Very rarely they are a few thousand sats. I think the problem is that they aren't deterministic enough. As in, do X get Y.

We were thinking about Amazon's affiliate referrals when we designed them but I find the fintech/enterprise ones most effective. I recently referred someone to mercury and got $250 when they deposited $10k.

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That's awesome but would also require that any of us are doing anything worth $250 on here.

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I think something like that works at 1k sats too. So it might make sense to do 1k sats after a referred person spends 10k sats or something.

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Could be a win-win, since that's probably less than you'd get from the current referral system.

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