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# Uni-Level Rewards

Under the programme, a pack purchase allocates 20% to commissions across up to seven upline levels.

| Level above the buyer | Share of purchase |
| --------------------- | ----------------- |
| 1: direct inviter     | 10%               |
| 2                     | 5%                |
| 3                     | 1%                |
| 4                     | 1%                |
| 5                     | 1%                |
| 6                     | 1%                |
| 7                     | 1%                |
| **Total**             | **20%**           |

For purchases with an inviter, the Legends Pool receives a separate 5% allocation. Purchases without an inviter send the entire 25% referral allocation to the Breakage Pool. [Activity and compression rules](/rewards-program/activity-and-compression.md) determine how the plan handles inactive accounts and unpaid commissions.

## Example: $1,000 purchase

With an inviter and seven eligible upline recipients, a $1,000 pack purchase produces the following allocations:

| Recipient or destination     | Amount |
| ---------------------------- | ------ |
| Level 1                      | $100   |
| Level 2                      | $50    |
| Each of levels 3–7           | $10    |
| All seven levels combined    | $200   |
| Legends Pool                 | $50    |
| Combined referral allocation | $250   |

Rewards are denominated in USDC on Base, with a minimum claim of 100 USDC. See [Claiming rewards](/rewards-program/overview.md#claiming-rewards) for the claim conditions. The dollar amounts above reproduce the PDF's purchase-value example; conversion rules for purchases in other currencies remain TBD.

Source: supplied *Milton Empire Referral System*, page 1 and page 3, Example 1.


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