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Activity Rewards

Activity Rewards

Being rewarded for useful contributions that create real activity on Tribes.

Activity Rewards are designed to reward useful contributions that lead to real trading activity on Tribes.

If someone discovers a market through your eligible Call, thesis or other attributable activity and then trades from it, you may receive a share of the fees generated by that activity.

The idea is simple:

Create value. Create activity. Get rewarded for it.

How it works

Activity Rewards connect useful contributions to the trading activity they help create.

For example:

  • you post a Call and another member trades from it
  • you share a thesis that leads someone into a market
  • you create eligible market activity that another user discovers and acts on

When that activity can be attributed, part of the value it generates can be returned to the contributor.

See How attribution works.

What can be eligible

Eligible activity can include things such as:

  • Calls
  • thesis
  • eligible shared trading activity
  • other attributable contributions

Not every post, message or action automatically earns rewards.

See Eligible activity.

Activity Rewards and XP

Activity Rewards and XP recognise different things.

Activity Rewards are tied to eligible contributions that can be attributed to real trading activity.

XP recognises participation and contribution more broadly, even when no trade follows.

A contribution can therefore be useful enough to earn XP without generating an Activity Reward.

See XP and levels.

Reward states

An Activity Reward can move through different states:

  • Pending
  • Verified
  • Available
  • Voided

See Reward states.

Integrity

Activity Rewards are based on attributable activity, so abuse prevention is part of the system from the start.

Protections can address behaviour such as fake referrals, self-trading, circular activity, coordinated accounts and other attempts to manufacture rewards.

See Integrity and abuse prevention.

Reward economics

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