oh man, have just read me through the telegram channel. lot of information. they are discussing the network sizes and that even as a normal fluzzer you have a network under your belt that has to share cashback upwards. 50% of the cashback will be distributed to all the network seats above, and the higher you go, the more you get, of course. What is new to me is that the 4th row also has a network among them and benefits from them. The question remains: Do you have to buy the tier4 seat or do you get it automatically if you are fluzzer?
Let me explain that for you. For each tier 1 seat, there is a network under him. That network topology is a binary tree:
Buying tokens, you can buy tier 1 and 2 seats (positions 1, 2 and 3 in the graph). The rest of the seats in the network are distributed on First Come, First Served basis.
Once you are in the network, you keep half of the cashback you generate and share the remaining 50% with everyone over you. For example, #9 on the image generates cashback worth 2$. She keeps 1$ for him and 1,2 and 4 share the remaining 1$.
Feel free to ask if you still have doubts.
crap is this something like quest and the likes? the social network sales? basically the early will always be the ones to take most of profits and the late you are the less income you are likely to make?
But, don't lose the focus on this, customers don't read whitepapers and stuff. They have the option to buy something at a store at regular price or buy it at a discount using FluzFluz App. It's a nobrainer for them. Afterwards, they get the cashback of the network behind them, but that's like the icing in the cake, they won't optimize for that but get it as a gift.
Thanks for that, that's a really simple explanation.
and of course the first ones benefit the most, so it's always in the life :-) but also other users can later buy seats, if someone wants to sell his network. for whatever reason
But they also come into your network as you say, they get money back and that's enough for most people. thanks again for the explanation, and merry christmas (is there a tier1 seat under your christmas tree? :-) )
Before, I had the impression that you would share the rewards with everyone over you (the full tiers) so for the same example, the 1$ from #9, would go 1/7 for (1,2,3,4,5,6,7) but after searching the binary tree graph for you, it became clear to me that it's 1/3 for (1,2,4). So being at the top it's much more profitable that I thought.
Maybe because their working product is in spanish, we have missed it