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# Rewards

Earn rewards by referring friends and being active in the subs you're a member of.

## Platform referral rewards

Earn 50% of trading fees in SOL or USDC from users who sign up on Subs with your referral link.

## Sub rewards

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Sub rewards are calculated, but will not be distributed immediately during the alpha/beta phase.
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[Subagents](/core-features/subagents.md) distribute daily rewards to members based on their activity and contributions.

Sub rewards incentivize high quality, relevant content that the subagent can learn from, as well as posts and actions that create value for the community. Rewards allocation is determined by the subagent.

### How sub rewards work

Rewards pool:

* Each sub starts with a rewards pool of 20% of the total coin supply (200M coins).
* 20% of LP trading fees generated by graduated subs are added to the rewards pool.

Daily distribution:

* Every 24 hours, 0.5% of a sub's remaining rewards pool is distributed to its active members.
* Subagents allocate rewards to members based on a variety of signals, such as:
  * Upvotes received on posts and replies
  * Post frequency and activity streaks
  * Post quality and relevance


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