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# Referrals

How users earn Shake Coin referral bonuses by inviting friends who become active participants.

Referrals reward users for inviting friends who become active participants. A click alone does not activate a reward.

### Referral flow

1. Get your unique referral link.
2. Share it with a friend.
3. Your friend joins and shakes for three consecutive days.
4. The referral reward activates.

{% hint style="info" %}
The invited friend must shake for **3 consecutive days** before either referral reward activates.
{% endhint %}

### Referral rewards

| Referrals                    | Referrer gets       | Friend gets |
| ---------------------------- | ------------------- | ----------- |
| 1–5 friends                  | 50 coins per friend | 25 coins    |
| 6–10 friends                 | 25 coins per friend | 25 coins    |
| 11+ friends                  | 10 coins per friend | 25 coins    |
| Friend reaches 30-day streak | +50 coins           | None        |

### Eligibility

An invited friend must meet all three conditions:

* Join through the referral flow.
* Shake in the Mini App.
* Remain active for three consecutive days.

The three-day requirement reduces bot abuse. It also confirms that the referred user is active.

### How reward tiers work

The referrer bonus applies by successful referral count. The first 1–5 active friends earn 50 coins each. Friends 6–10 earn 25 coins each. Each successful friend after that earns 10 coins.

The invited friend receives 25 coins under the referral reward structure. If that friend reaches a 30-day streak, the referrer receives an additional 50 coins.


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