A question for every creator working with
@arcus_xyz
Would you still promote a platform if the users you personally onboarded could be permanently attributed to a random whitelist referral from months ago?
Because that's exactly how Arcus currently works.
You finally get 31 invite codes after reaching $31M in volume.
You distribute them.
And your referral count stays at ZERO.
Why?
Because Arcus permanently attributes users to whoever referred them to the whitelist, even if that happened months before they ever got access.
Your invite code merely grants access.
Someone else gets the benefits.
It affects trading volume attribution, points, and the entire incentive structure behind community growth.
Is this really the referral system Arcus wants its creators to work with?
So what's the point of building a community, promoting the platform, and distributing invite codes?