Creator Rewards

Creator rewards pay you a share of BLAD’s fee when someone buys a stock or token because of you. You do not need to invite anyone. If a buyer reached the stock through your trade alert, your post, your profile, or your position card, the buy pays you.

How You Earn

You earn when all of the following are true:

• Another user buys a stock or token on Robinhood Chain or Arc, not a perp, and not a sell.
• They reached that asset through one of your surfaces: a following notification about your trade, your post or thesis in the feed, your profile, or your position and PnL card.
• They bought within an hour of arriving there, before leaving the stock page.
• You hold that asset, or bought it within the last 30 days.
• You have an EVM wallet on BLAD, which every account gets at onboarding.

You cannot earn from your own buys.

How Much

BLAD charges 0.75% on stock token buys. When a buy is attributed to you, 25% of that charged fee is yours. The buyer pays the same fee either way, so your reward never costs them anything.

If the buyer was also referred by someone, the referrer keeps their 30% share and you still receive your 25%. Both come out of BLAD’s portion of the fee.

Example on a $100 buy with no referral:

How You Get Paid

The reward is a transfer inside the buyer’s transaction, the same way referral shares are paid. It lands in your BLAD wallet as native cash on the chain the buy happened on, the moment the buy confirms. There is nothing to claim and no minimum payout.

You get a push notification for each reward. Your running total, and the last 30 days, are shown on the Referral page in the app and in the Referral panel on the web terminal, next to referral earnings.

What Does Not Count

• Sells, including a follower selling after your sell alert.
• Buys of a stock you neither hold nor bought in the last 30 days.
• Buys made later from search or the market list after the attribution expired.
• Perps orders.

Creator reward rates and rules may change. If the app shows different figures, rely on the current in-app display.