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No. A rebate platform returns a portion of your exchange commission as cash. FeePoints does something structurally different: 70% of the commission routes to AttenHunt protocol reserves (which accumulate as BTC / ETH / BNB / HYPE), and you receive AHT — not cash — through AttenHunt's 21-stage release curve. The trade-off is real: you don't get instant cash back. But you do get exposure to a long-term reserve accumulation structure, at the early stage's highest AHT/USD rate. If instant cash is what you want, there are good rebate platforms — use those. FeePoints is built for those who believe in long-term protocol value capture.

FeePoints revenue comes from two sources: (1) Official referral commissions from partner exchanges — Binance, OKX, Hyperliquid, and AsterDEX — based on real trading activity, traceable on each exchange's affiliate dashboard. (2) In-ecosystem application revenue, such as game credits purchased within FeePoints. All revenue follows the same 70/30 routing rule: 70% to AttenHunt reserves, 30% to FeePoints operations. FeePoints does not generate revenue from token issuance, user deposits, or speculation.

No. Your trading fee on each exchange is exactly the same as if you used any other referral link, or no referral at all. The commission FeePoints receives comes from the exchange's own marketing margin — not added to your cost. You can verify this by comparing your fee rate before and after binding via FeePoints.

No. FeePoints has no access to your trading account, no ability to place orders, no visibility into your private API keys. We only receive aggregate commission reports from exchanges — the standard affiliate program data. Your trading strategy, order book, balances, and execution remain entirely between you and the exchange.

Because a rebate program ends the moment your commission lands in your wallet. FeePoints aims for something different: turning fragmented commission revenue into a long-term on-chain reserve structure that no individual party can withdraw or reverse. Once your commission flows into AttenHunt reserves, it becomes part of a Safe-multisig-protected pool. It cannot be returned to FeePoints, cannot be redeemed by users for underlying reserves, cannot be appropriated by AttenHunt. It can only be used through public governance under strict rules. The personal cost: you trade short-term cash certainty for long-term structural participation. Whether that's a good trade is your call.

AttenHunt is a revenue-driven on-chain reserve protocol on BNB Smart Chain. It converts real revenue from ecosystem partners (FeePoints, OREHUNT, future entries) into BTC / ETH / BNB / HYPE reserves, and releases AHT tokens through a 21-stage revenue-linked curve. AttenHunt is an independent protocol — FeePoints is one of its ecosystem partners, not its subsidiary. The relationship is defined by a public on-chain routing agreement.

Three precise statements: (1) FeePoints generates Confirmed Revenue for AttenHunt by routing 70% of platform revenue (trading rebates + game credits) to the reserve wallet. (2) AttenHunt releases AHT to FeePoints contributors via the 21-stage curve, weighted by each user's contribution. (3) FeePoints itself receives zero AHT — 100% of FeePoints-generated AHT flows to users. FeePoints' balance sheet holds only 30% operations cash, never AHT. AHT value is determined by the market and protocol structure — neither FeePoints nor AttenHunt guarantees it. AHT is allocated via the Weekly Distributor contract — you claim your AHT from the contract, not auto-delivered.

Three things, in order: First, friction-free participation. You don't change exchanges, don't pay extra fees, don't risk custody. Bind once, trade as usual — or start playing to contribute. Second, early-stage AHT/USD rate. AttenHunt's 21-stage curve releases at 79.32 AHT per $1 in Stage 1 — the highest rate of the protocol's lifetime. Early contributors capture this rate. Late contributors mathematically do not. Third, structural alignment. FeePoints retains zero AHT for itself. As a service company, it cannot enrich itself through token holdings — only by providing service. Its incentives are aligned with users by design, not by promise. What FeePoints does not offer: guaranteed cash returns, guaranteed AHT value, guaranteed AHT allocation per cycle. These depend on protocol rules, your real contribution, and market outcomes.