# Technical Guide: Level System and Wallet Qualification

### System Overview <a href="#systemoverview" id="systemoverview"></a>

The network protocol operates with a hierarchical structure of 20 levels, where unlocking each level depends on two main criteria: total own volume in USDT and number of connected wallets. The system automatically validates user eligibility based on these prerequisites and displays in real-time which requirements are still needed to advance.

### Qualification Criteria per Level <a href="#qualificationcriteriaperlevel" id="qualificationcriteriaperlevel"></a>

Each level has cumulative requirements that must be met simultaneously:

**Own Volume in USDT**: Represents the total value in USDT held across all connected wallets. This value is calculated in real-time through the Network Explorer and must reach the minimum amount specified for the desired level.

**Connected Wallets**: The minimum number of wallets that must be linked to the account. Each additional wallet contributes to the total volume and counts as a valid connection in the system. The platform allows you to view all connected wallets with their respective volumes in the Network Explorer. Each wallet must maintain a minimum balance of $100 USD to be considered valid.

### Progressive Unlock Structure <a href="#progressiveunlockstructure" id="progressiveunlockstructure"></a>

The initial levels (1-5) serve as the foundation of the system, with smaller requirements in both volume and wallet quantity. As the user advances, requirements increase proportionally. For example, to unlock level 6, the user needs an own volume of $600 USD and 5 connected wallets. For level 7, the wallet requirement remains at 5, but the volume increases to $700 USD.

The incremental difference between levels is clear: the system shows exactly how much is missing in dollars and how many additional wallets are needed. If a user has $602 USD across 4 wallets and needs $700 with 5 wallets, the system indicates that $98 USD and 1 additional wallet are missing.

### Visualization and Monitoring <a href="#visualizationandmonitoring" id="visualizationandmonitoring"></a>

The platform offers two main verification points:

**Levels Dashboard**: Displays the complete list of levels with locked or unlocked status. Next to each locked level, the pending requirements appear in readable format: "5 wallets required" or "$98 + 2 wallets required". Lock icons visually indicate which levels have not yet been reached.

**Network Explorer**: Provides a detailed report of all connected wallets, showing the wallet address and volume in USDT for each one. This is the reference point to validate whether the total volume meets the requirements. The explorer automatically calculates the active direct volume, considering only wallets with a position greater than $100 USD.

### Qualification Flow <a href="#qualificationflow" id="qualificationflow"></a>

When a user connects a new wallet or increases their volume in an existing wallet, the system automatically recalculates the eligibility criteria. If both requirements (volume + wallets) are met, the level is unlocked instantly without requiring manual action. The levels dashboard reflects these changes in real-time.

If a user reaches the necessary volume but does not have enough wallets, the level remains locked until the minimum number of wallets is connected. Conversely, having many wallets with low volume does not unlock a level if the total volume is insufficient.

### Minimum Requirements per Wallet <a href="#minimumrequirementsperwallet" id="minimumrequirementsperwallet"></a>

For a wallet to count as valid in the system and contribute to the total volume, it must maintain a minimum balance of $100 USD. Wallets with balances below this limit are not considered in the eligibility calculation, although they remain connected to the account.

### Level Requirements Table <a href="#levelrequirementstable" id="levelrequirementstable"></a>

| Level | Return Rate | Own Volume in USDT | Connected Wallets |
| ----- | ----------- | ------------------ | ----------------- |
| 1     | 20%         | $100               | 1                 |
| 2     | 5%          | $200               | 2                 |
| 3     | 4%          | $300               | 3                 |
| 4     | 4%          | $400               | 3                 |
| 5     | 2%          | $500               | 3                 |
| 6     | 2%          | $600               | 5                 |
| 7     | 2%          | $700               | 5                 |
| 8     | 2%          | $800               | 5                 |
| 9     | 2%          | $900               | 5                 |
| 10    | 2%          | $1,000             | 5                 |
| 11    | 2%          | $1,100             | 7                 |
| 12    | 2%          | $1,200             | 7                 |
| 13    | 2%          | $1,300             | 7                 |
| 14    | 2%          | $1,400             | 7                 |
| 15    | 2%          | $1,500             | 7                 |
| 16    | 2%          | $1,600             | 10                |
| 17    | 2%          | $1,700             | 10                |
| 18    | 4%          | $1,800             | 10                |
| 19    | 4%          | $1,900             | 10                |
| 20    | 10%         | $2,000             | 10                |

### Practical Qualification Example <a href="#practicalqualificationexample" id="practicalqualificationexample"></a>

A user with an initial investment of 1,000 USDT over a 90-day period receives a return of 150 USDT (15%) and an affiliate bonus of 30 USDT (20% of level 1). With a total own volume of 1,180 USDT distributed across 7 connected wallets (each with a minimum of $100), they meet the requirements for multiple levels simultaneously. The system will automatically unlock all levels for which they have qualification.

Another example: a user has 7 wallets with $100 each, totaling $700 USD. The system will show that they meet the requirements for level 7 (5 wallets + $700). If they want to unlock level 8, the dashboard will indicate "You need $800 + 5 wallets", showing that $100 USD is missing to reach the next level while maintaining the 5 already connected wallets.

### Real-Time Transparency <a href="#realtimetransparency" id="realtimetransparency"></a>

The system provides continuous feedback on progress. When a user views the levels dashboard, each locked level clearly displays:

* The total volume in USDT needed
* The number of connected wallets needed
* How much is missing in dollars (if applicable)
* How many additional wallets are needed (if applicable)

This transparency allows the user to understand exactly what action to take to unlock the next level, whether it's increasing the volume in existing wallets or connecting new wallets to the system.

### Eligibility Validation <a href="#eligibilityvalidation" id="eligibilityvalidation"></a>

Validation occurs in real-time whenever there is a change in volume or the number of connected wallets. The system does not require manual confirmation or request processing. As soon as both criteria are met, the level is automatically unlocked and the user can begin enjoying the benefits associated with that level, including the specified return rate.


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