Upgrade Process
The OrangeBit VIP System incorporates a transparent and flexible upgrade process, ensuring that users’ VIP status accurately reflects their activity, contribution, and commitment.
1. Automatic Upgrade
Performance-Based Progression: VIP levels are automatically adjusted based on user activity over the past 30 or 90 days, including trading volume, liquidity provision, and token holdings.
Dynamic Calculation: The system continuously evaluates user metrics to reflect current engagement, ensuring active participants are appropriately recognized.
2. Manual Application (Institutional or Special Cases)
Direct Upgrade Request: Users with special qualifications, such as institutions, professional traders, or strategic partners, may apply for a higher VIP tier.
Supplementary Verification: Applicants provide necessary compliance documents or credential proof for verification.
Dedicated Review: Applications are assessed through a structured review process to maintain fairness and system integrity.
3. Downgrade & Grace Period
Performance-Based Downgrade: Users who fail to meet minimum activity requirements for N consecutive months will be downgraded to the appropriate tier.
Grace Period: A buffer period is provided before downgrade to allow users to recover activity and maintain their VIP status.
Transparency: All upgrade and downgrade rules are clearly communicated to ensure predictable and fair system behavior.
Design Rationale
Incentivizing Sustained Engagement: Automatic progression motivates users to remain active and contribute to the ecosystem continuously.
Flexibility for Institutions: Manual upgrades accommodate high-value users or strategic partners, enhancing platform adoption and partnerships.
Fairness and Transparency: The combination of automatic calculations, manual review, and clear downgrade rules ensures that VIP status remains merit-based, accountable, and predictable.
The OrangeBit VIP Upgrade Process guarantees a balanced, incentive-aligned system, fostering long-term loyalty while rewarding both individual and institutional contributions.
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