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# Referrals System
The third primary way to increase your points will be by engaging communities and bringing the opportunity Strobe presents to others via our referral system.
Each user will have a unique referral link, which when used will set the link owner as a ‘referrer’ and those using the code as a ‘referee’. Referrers will earn additional points equal to 10% of their referee’s on-chain points. They will NOT earn from quests or check-ins.
There is a cap on referral points currently set at 5 million points.
You will find your referral link within the Overview section of the ‘Quests’ tab.
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