Get exactly two
Use your position's link until two direct positions are placed beneath you and your position is qualified.
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{k:['30 positions','goal','milestone','matrix','how many people','team size'],
a:()=>`The first major team goal is 30 properly placed positions: 2 → 4 → 8 → 16 across the first four generations. Then we keep going — 32, 64, 128 and beyond.`},
{k:['moving link','why not my link','own link','my referral','use my link','extra legs'],
- a:()=>`We use a moving-link strategy: one link at a time until that position qualifies with 2 directs, then the link retires and effort moves down. That's why you should always use the sponsor shown on the Getting Started page — not a personal or saved link. Extra directs on a qualified link create shallow legs instead of depth.`},
+ a:()=>`We use a moving-link strategy: the team focuses on one position's link until it qualifies with 2 directs, then the effort moves down to the next position. That's why you should always use the sponsor shown on the Getting Started page — not an old saved link. (A qualified link still works — extra signups pay that member and spill downward as depth — but the team's focus moves to qualifying the next positions, because spillover alone never qualifies anyone.)`},
{k:['risk','safe','scam','lose money','guarantee','guaranteed','income','earnings','legit'],
a:()=>`Straight answer: participation involves cryptocurrency and smart-contract risk, and no income is guaranteed. Results depend on team effort, duplication, upgrades, smart-contract rules, and POL's market value. Only use funds you can afford to lose.`},
{k:['video','videos','training','watch','tutorial','learn','how to'],
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A team-first strategy built around qualification, depth, and duplication. A quick walkthrough of the team build in action. Watch this before you dive into the strategy below. The goal is not endless personal recruiting. Each position gets two directs, retires that referral link, then helps the next two positions repeat the process. Use your position's link until two direct positions are placed beneath you and your position is qualified. Once qualified, help each of your two directs use their own links until they each have two — that's what qualifies them. Your link keeps working too: extra signups pay you and spill down as depth. Use earned POL to advance when practical. Active builders may also choose to self-fund, but only within their own risk tolerance. Share the current position's referral link. Place exactly two direct positions. Extra signups on your link now spill down, filling your leg. Shift the team effort to their links. Keep the qualification wave moving down. Each position gets two directs to qualify, then the team effort shifts to helping the next two positions repeat the process. A qualified link keeps paying and spills extra signups downward as depth. Use your position's link until two direct positions are placed beneath you and your position is qualified. Once qualified, help each of your two directs use their own links until they each have two — that's what qualifies them. Your link keeps working too: extra signups pay you and spill down as depth. Use earned POL to advance when practical. Active builders may also choose to self-fund, but only within their own risk tolerance. Share the current position's referral link. Place exactly two direct positions. Extra signups on your link now spill down, filling your leg. Shift the team effort to their links. Keep the qualification wave moving down. The first major team milestone is 30 correctly placed positions across the first four generations: 2 + 4 + 8 + 16. Every payment in this program happens on a public smart contract on Polygon — nobody can fake, hide, or edit it. Below are the latest member payouts, read live from the contract. Tap any row to verify the transaction yourself on Polygonscan. The onboarding page automatically shows the sponsor position the team is currently helping. Always use the sponsor shown there instead of an old screenshot or saved link.Get Your 2.
Help Your 2 Get Their 2.Scan to get started
opens the current team placement
See how simple this is.
Simple enough to duplicate.
Get exactly two
Move the effort down
Upgrade responsibly
Links retire. Recruiting keeps moving.
Simple enough to duplicate.
Get exactly two
Move the effort down
Upgrade responsibly
Qualify. Then the effort moves down.
2 → 4 → 8 → 16 → 32
Real payouts, straight from the blockchain.
See the current team placement.
You need ${need} more direct${need===1?'':'s'} to qualify. Until then this is your personal recruiting page — share the link or let a prospect scan the code. They'll see this position's live results, and the join button below carries your ID #${d.id} as sponsor.
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When you reach 2/2 this page automatically retires your link and points new members to the team rotation.
You need ${need} more direct${need===1?'':'s'} to qualify. Until then this is your personal recruiting page — share the link or let a prospect scan the code. They'll see this position's live results, and the join button below carries your ID #${d.id} as sponsor.
${esc(dashUrl)}
When you reach 2/2 this page automatically shifts to promoting the next position in your leg — your own link keeps working (extra signups pay you and spill down as depth), it just stops being the team's focus.
What spillover is. When a sponsor already has both matrix slots filled, the smart contract places the next new member in the first open slot further down the team — left to right, generation by generation. That member "spills over" into someone else's matrix. If your upline is recruiting, people can land under you that you never spoke to.
-Why you can have people under you and still not be qualified. Qualification counts your directs — people who joined using your ID — not who sits in your matrix. Spillover fills your structure, but only your own two recruits qualify your position and retire your link. Your Member Dashboard tags every spillover placement so you can see the difference at a glance.
+Why you can have people under you and still not be qualified. Qualification counts your directs — people who joined using your ID — not who sits in your matrix. Spillover fills your structure, but only your own two recruits qualify your position. Your Member Dashboard tags every spillover placement so you can see the difference at a glance.
Why spillover is still money in your future. Upgrade payments travel up the matrix, not the referral chain. When a member below you — spillover or not — buys a level, that payment stops at the first upline position that is qualified (2 directs) and already at that level. If that's you, you get paid by someone you never recruited. If you're missing a direct or a level, the payment passes you by and lands with the next eligible person above you — and you can watch that happen, on the blockchain, in real time.
What if I keep promoting after I'm qualified? Your link never stops working. Every signup through it still pays your position the full entry reward — signup #3, #10, #50, all of them — and each one spills downward into the first open slot in your leg, adding depth. The member whose slot gets filled earns nothing at that moment (the entry reward came to you); their income starts when that spilled member upgrades — and only if they're qualified and at the required level to catch it. So promoting after 2/2 is genuinely good for you AND seeds your leg — but it can never do your downline's most important job for them: only their own directs qualify their positions.
The takeaway: spillover is free potential income sitting under you — and qualification plus staying upgraded is how you claim it. Get your 2, keep your level ahead of your team's wave, help your people get their own 2, and the matrix pays your position as it grows.