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# Airdrop and referrals

## Airdrop and referrals

Two programs reward the people who use NFA and the people who bring others to it.

### Daily airdrop

Each day, a pool of $NFA is shared among the people who used the engine that day, in proportion to how much they used it. The more forecasting you did, the larger your slice of that day's pool.

While the day is in progress, the app shows a live estimate of your allocation and a countdown to the daily reset. When the day closes, your allocation is locked and becomes claimable.

### Referrals

Refer someone, and you earn **10% of their credit purchases, paid in USDC**. The reward is a real cash share, not platform credit, and it accrues as the people you referred top up. Your referral page shows your link, who you have brought in, and what you have earned.

{% hint style="info" %}
Both programs reward genuine activity: forecasting for the airdrop, and bringing real users for referrals. They exist to grow the network of people putting the engine to work.
{% endhint %}


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