Reward Flow & Calculation
Operator & jurisdiction: BASIS is operated by BASIS DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE LTD, a Seychelles-incorporated entity (LEI: 254900IX2F2KCWNSSS64).
Currency convention: All values may be displayed in USDT as an internal accounting and interface unit representing USD-equivalent value. USDT is not a depositable or withdrawable asset on BASIS. Deposits and withdrawals are supported in native assets only: BTC, ETH, SOL, and PAXG.
The referral network operates on discrete settlement events. Reward distribution is triggered when an eligible downstream claim event is processed.
1) Event sequence
2) Calculation base
Reward variables
C
Downstream claim amount, displayed in USDT-equivalent terms
r_A, r_B, r_C
Reward rates for eligible referral nodes
Cap
Maximum reward ceiling defined by policy
Node reward formula for Node A:
Total upstream reward remains bounded by Cap.
Production logic may include additional eligibility checks, state validation, anti-abuse filters, and contribution-based reward controls.
3) Worked example
Assume:
You qualify for a referral structure where Node A and Node B are active
Your direct referral settles a claim valued at 100 in USDT-equivalent display terms
Then:
Node A reward = 100 × 15% = 15
If a downstream participant one level further settles another claim valued at 100:
Node B reward = 100 × 8% = 8
Combined rewards remain subject to the applicable reward cap.
Displayed examples use USDT-equivalent accounting for calculation clarity only. Settlement, balances, staking, and withdrawals on BASIS are managed through native assets and corresponding stTokens.
4) Leadership bonus
A leadership bonus may apply to qualified participants with broader ecosystem contribution.
This bonus:
Rewards sustained network contribution
May extend beyond standard Node C scope where policy permits
Always remains within the applicable maximum reward ceiling
5) Important constraints
No qualifying claim event means no reward distribution
No active eligible node means no reward distribution
The configured cap cannot be exceeded
Eligibility is determined by current system state and policy rules at the time of settlement
These controls support auditability, deterministic reward processing, and bounded reward issuance.
6) Operational notes
Rewards are evaluated on discrete claim settlement events
Distribution is policy-bound and state-dependent
Invalid or ineligible paths are excluded automatically
Deterministic execution paths
State machine-based validation
Math-constrained reward ceilings
Anti-abuse monitoring and structural integrity checks
Research support from Base58 Labs
Structural alpha framework with deterministic execution controls
BHLE infrastructure targeting sub-50μs latency and 100K+ OPS
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