The SOLPULSE Referral Program, Explained Honestly

Most referral programs pay the inviter by quietly charging the invited more. SOLPULSE runs the opposite direction: traders who join through a referral link pay 0.72% per trade instead of the standard 0.8% — a 10% discount that never expires. The referral rewards come out of the platform's fee, not out of your friend's pocket.


Here is the full structure. When someone trades through your link, you earn 40% of the trading fee they pay — at level 1. If they invite others, you earn 5% of the fees from level 2, 2.5% from level 3, and 1% from level 4. Those percentages are of the fee itself, and they are for life: there is no expiry, no monthly reset, and no requirement to keep trading yourself to stay eligible. Separately, every trader — referred or not — receives 20% cashback on their own trading fees.


Payouts are automatic. Accrued referral earnings and cashback are paid in SOL every 12 hours once your pending balance reaches 0.005 SOL, sent from the platform wallet to your bot wallet, and announced to you by the bot when they land. Withdrawals from your bot wallet are free — you pay only the Solana network fee, like any normal transfer.


What does this look like in practice? Say a friend you invited trades $1,000 of volume in a day. At the referred rate they pay $7.20 in fees. Your level-1 share is 40% of that: $2.88 for the day, from one active friend, without you placing a single trade. Ten friends at that pace is $28.80 a day; the math scales with their activity, not with your deposits. And your friend still paid less than they would have at the 1% the big Telegram bots charge — $7.20 versus $10 on the same volume.


Getting your link takes ten seconds: open @SolPulseTradingbot on Telegram and tap Share & earn. The bot shows your personal link and a one-tap share button. There are no codes to type and nothing for your friends to install beyond Telegram itself.


Two honesty notes. Referral income depends entirely on your network actually trading — an invited friend who never trades earns you exactly zero, and no program can change that. And the percentages above are shares of fees, not shares of trading volume; anyone quoting referral earnings as a percent of volume is inflating the number by more than ten times.


Crypto trading is volatile and can lose money. Nothing here is financial advice.

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