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# 0xLeverage Referral System
The 0xLeverage referral program stands out as the most lucrative in the trading bot space, offering higher referral earnings per trade than any other platform. Here’s why: 0xLeverage calculates fees based on the entire leveraged position, this includes both the user’s initial capital and the additional borrowed funds, resulting in significantly higher fee generation, up to 7x more than standard bots upon initial trade opening, growing exponentially as the trade appreciates in value. This model ensures both sustainability and maximized referral rewards, as leveraged position sizes create a larger fee base.
Furthermore, our 4.5% roundtrip trading fee, compared to the industry standard of around 2%, reflects the added value and unique utility that 0xLeverage provides as the sole platform assuming the risk of leveraged lending in this way. This premium fee structure is justified by the exclusive utility we offer and the risk managed by 0xLeverage, delivering unmatched profitability for both traders and their referrers.\
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Users can generate their personal referral link by sending /start to the[ 0xLeverage trading bot](https://t.me/LeverageTradebot), followed by /ref.\
This referral system provides all users who refer a new user with 25% of the referred users trading fees for life, there is no cap on referred users.\
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Comparatively speaking, most trading bots offer in-between 10-25% for their referrals with no use of leverage.\
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Referees can think of this system as quite literally, adding leverage to your referrals.
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