<b>MOVING: 'lifetime' rev-share is being redefined to 'account lifetime'</b>

<b>MOVING: 'lifetime' rev-share is being redefined to 'account lifetime'</b>

Heard a subtle wording shift on renewals: 'lifetime rev-share' quietly becoming 'for the lifetime of the active account' — and 'active' gets a definition, usually a trade or login within X days.

So a referred trader who goes dormant for 90 days and comes back is now a <i>new</i> account, often unattributed to you.

For affiliates:
— Find the definition of <code>active</code> and <code>dormant</code>. The gap between them is where your lifetime earnings leak.
— Crypto traders are cyclical — they vanish in bear stretches and return on volatility. That dormancy window is exactly when re-attribution strips them.
— Push for 'lifetime of the referred user' (identity-based), not 'lifetime of the active account' (status-based). Big difference, tiny wording.

Lifetime means nothing until you read whose lifetime. Watch this.