Referral program
Invite people to UNC. Every active referral who mines unlocks a bonus that stacks on top of your base rate — forever.
0.06 UNC/hr
Every verified miner starts here
+0.05 UNC/hr
Added for each milestone you unlock
+0.40 UNC/hr
All 8 tiers unlocked = 0.46 UNC/hr total
Tiers are based on active referrals currently mining — not total signups
1+ referrals
+0.05/hr
0.11 total
10+ referrals
+0.05/hr
0.16 total
30+ referrals
+0.05/hr
0.21 total
60+ referrals
+0.05/hr
0.26 total
100+ referrals
+0.05/hr
0.31 total
300+ referrals
+0.05/hr
0.36 total
600+ referrals
+0.05/hr
0.41 total
1000+ referrals
+0.05/hr
0.46 total
Rates read live from the UNC network, so this table always matches what the app pays.
A referral only helps you if the person actually mines
Because tiers count active miners rather than signups, the programme rewards inviting people who will genuinely use the app rather than collecting names. Ten friends who mine daily are worth more than a hundred who install once.
Share your link rather than your code. The link carries the code automatically, so nobody has to type it correctly at signup — the single most common reason a referral goes unrecorded.
Your tier reflects reality at any moment. If referrals go quiet you can drop a tier, and when they come back you regain it. Helping the people you invited stay active is worth more than continually finding new ones.
Someone who joined with your referral code and is currently running a mining session. Tiers are based on active miners, not total signups, so a long list of dormant accounts does not raise your rate.
The tier you hold reflects how many of your referrals are active right now. If people stop mining you can drop back down, and if they return you go back up. Nothing is lost permanently.
Open Invite Friends in the app. Your code and a shareable link are both there, and the link takes people to the store with your code already attached.
A referral has to be entered at signup — it cannot be applied afterwards. Sharing your link rather than your code avoids the problem, since the code travels with the link.
Yes. They start mining at the same 0.06 UNC per hour base rate as everyone else, and can build their own referral tiers immediately.
No, and the distinction matters rather than being a technicality. Nobody pays to join, nobody buys a position, and no money flows from later participants to earlier ones — there is no money in the system at all. Your bonus comes from the network distribution, not from anyone else’s pocket, and referrals raise your rate without lowering anyone else’s. A structure where earnings depend on recruits paying in is a pyramid; this is not that, and if it were we would not be describing it on a public page.
Only where it is welcome. Tiers count active miners rather than signups, so a hundred people who install once and never return does nothing for your rate. Spamming links also tends to get accounts reported and removed, which costs you the referrals you already had. Inviting people who will genuinely use it is both the honest approach and the effective one.
The accurate version, which is that participation is free, takes seconds a day, and that UNC is pre-mainnet with no market price and no guarantee of future value. People who join expecting income will leave once they understand, and inactive referrals do nothing for your rate. Setting the expectation correctly is genuinely in your interest as well as theirs.
They need to be active miners for the tier to count them, and verification is part of becoming a full participant on a network built around one human per identity. Practically, encouraging the people you invite to complete verification is what turns a signup into a referral that actually raises your rate.
There is no cap on referrals, though the published tiers define how far the bonus itself extends. Beyond the top tier, additional active referrals do not raise your rate further, which is a deliberate ceiling rather than an oversight — an uncapped multiplier would concentrate the distribution among whoever recruited earliest.
A referral program creates an obvious incentive to oversell, and that incentive is worth naming directly, because the people most affected by it are the ones you personally invite.
Tiers count active miners rather than signups. That single design choice determines what actually works: a hundred people who install once and never open the app again do nothing for your rate, while a handful who genuinely keep participating move it permanently. The program rewards people who invite well, not people who invite widely, and the two strategies pull in opposite directions.
This is why overselling backfires on you specifically. Someone recruited on the impression that UNC is income will open it, find that pre-mainnet balances have no price and cannot be withdrawn, and stop — and a referral who stops is a referral who no longer counts. You have spent your credibility with that person and received nothing durable in return.
The version that holds up is unglamorous and accurate: participation is free, it takes seconds a day, the tokens have no market value today, and the project may not succeed. People who join on that basis are not disappointed later, because nothing was promised that could be broken. They are also the people most likely to still be active in six months.
It is worth being deliberate about where you share, too. Posting links into communities that did not ask for them tends to end in reports and removals, which costs you referrals you had already earned. Sharing with people who would plausibly want it — and telling them the unflattering parts up front — is both the honest approach and, given how tiers are counted, the one that actually raises your rate.
A word on what this program is not, since referral structures in crypto have earned a great deal of justified suspicion. Nobody pays to join UNC, so there is no money moving from later participants to earlier ones — the defining feature of a pyramid scheme and the reason they collapse on whoever arrived last. Your bonus is drawn from the network distribution rather than from the people you invite, and their rate is not reduced to fund yours. They start at the same base rate everyone starts at, and can build their own tiers immediately.
The bonus is also capped. Beyond the top published tier, additional active referrals stop raising your rate. That ceiling is deliberate: an uncapped multiplier would hand the distribution to whoever recruited earliest and hardest, which is precisely the dynamic that makes these programs predatory. A network meant to represent people fairly cannot have an earnings curve that rewards recruitment without limit.
If any of that ever stops being true, this page should change before the program does. Until then, the accurate summary is that referrals are a modest, capped bonus for bringing real people to something free — not a business, and not a source of income.
Install UNC, open Invite Friends, and share the link. Every active miner you bring raises your rate.
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