CryptoSoul Referral Program

How Referral Links Work

Every registered CryptoSoul user receives a unique referral link and corresponding referral code. The link is generated automatically during account creation — no opt-in required. You can find your link in the user cabinet under the referral section. It looks like a standard CryptoSoul URL with your unique code appended to it.

When someone clicks your referral link and completes registration, the system records the connection between your accounts. This happens automatically — the new user doesn't need to manually enter your code (though manual entry is available as a fallback). The association is permanent and tracked in both users' dashboards.

Referral links don't expire. Your link stays active as long as your account exists. There's no cap on how many people can register through your link. Each successful referral generates a bonus — more registrations, more bonuses.

Bonus Structure

The referral bonus is mutual: both the referrer and the new user receive SOUL tokens. This isn't a one-sided recruitment mechanic — the incentive is designed so that sharing genuinely benefits the person on the receiving end of the link, not just the sender.

Here's how the bonus distribution works:

• Registration bonus: Credited to both accounts once the new user completes email verification. This is the base reward and requires no additional action beyond successful registration.
• Activity bonus: An additional SOUL credit triggered when the referred user completes their first gameplay session. This ensures the bonus structure rewards actual engagement, not just account creation.
• Ongoing percentage: A small percentage of the referred user's gameplay earnings is mirrored to the referrer's account as an ongoing bonus. This doesn't reduce the referred user's earnings — it's an additional allocation from the platform's referral pool.

The specific token amounts for each bonus tier are displayed in your referral dashboard. They're calibrated against the SOUL token economy to remain sustainable — the Whitepaper documents how the referral allocation fits into the overall tokenomics model.

Tracking Your Referrals

The referral dashboard in your cabinet provides complete visibility into your referral network:

• Total referrals: How many users have registered through your link.
• Active referrals: How many of those users have been active (logged in and played) within the last 30 days.
• Bonus earned: Total SOUL accumulated from referral bonuses — broken down by registration bonuses, activity bonuses, and ongoing percentages.
• Individual entries: Each referred user is listed (by display name) with their signup date, activity status, and the bonus they've generated for your account.

The tracking is real-time. When a new user registers through your link, they appear in your dashboard within minutes. Bonus credits show up in your transaction history with a "Referral" tag, making it easy to separate referral earnings from gameplay earnings.

Tips for Effective Sharing

The referral link works in any context where people can click it: messages, posts, forums, group chats, emails. But effectiveness varies significantly based on how and where you share. Here are patterns that consistently perform well:

• Context matters. A referral link dropped into a conversation without context gets ignored. Explaining what CryptoSoul is, what you've experienced, and why you're sharing it generates significantly better conversion rates.
• Lead with value. People click when they understand what they're getting. Mention the specific features that made the platform worth using for you — gameplay, education, token earning, whatever resonated most.
• Crypto communities are prime territory. People already interested in crypto are the highest-conversion audience. The gap between "interested in crypto" and "actively using CryptoSoul" is small, and your referral link bridges it.
• Don't spam. Mass-posting referral links in unrelated communities damages credibility and annoys people. One thoughtful share in a relevant conversation outperforms fifty drive-by link drops.
• Follow up. If someone registers through your link but hasn't started playing, a helpful message pointing them to the Game Guides can be the nudge they need. You earn the activity bonus when they play — helping them get started helps you too.

For more background on the referral program's design and community impact, the referral program blog post provides a deeper walkthrough.

How Referrals Fit the Token Economy

Referral bonuses come from a dedicated allocation within the SOUL token distribution model. They don't reduce other users' earnings or dilute gameplay rewards. The allocation is sized based on sustainable growth projections — the platform can afford to reward referrals because each new active user contributes to the ecosystem's activity.

The ongoing percentage bonus creates an interesting dynamic: you're incentivized to refer users who will actually engage, not just create accounts. A referred user who plays daily generates more ongoing bonus than one who registers and never returns. This aligns the referral incentive with the platform's health — quality engagement over headcount.

The Whitepaper includes the full specification for referral allocation, including the mathematical model governing how the referral pool is funded and distributed relative to gameplay and staking rewards.

Getting Started

If you're here because someone shared a referral link with you, welcome. The next step is registration — the registration page walks you through account creation, wallet setup, and the first steps toward earning. The referral bonus is credited automatically once you complete verification.

If you're an existing user looking to start sharing, your referral link is waiting in your cabinet. Copy it, share it where it makes sense, and watch the dashboard fill in. The Learn hub is a good resource to share alongside your link — giving new users educational context makes them more likely to engage, which makes the referral more valuable for both of you.