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Lesson 11 — Copy Trading (Prediction Markets) In this lesson, we’ll explore the Copy Trading section for Prediction Markets in GraphDEX. This feature allows you to automatically copy the trading activity of successful prediction market traders, making it easy to follow experienced users without manually placing every trade. The first tab you’ll see is Top. This section features the highest-performing prediction market traders on the platform. Here, you can browse traders and choose who you’d like to copy. At the top of the page, you can filter traders by category. For example, if you’re only interested in Crypto prediction markets, you can display traders who specialize in that category. Additional time filters allow you to view performance over the last 24 hours, 30 days, or All Time, helping you evaluate traders across different time periods. Each trader card provides detailed information, including their avatar, nickname, wallet address, current ranking, PnL, trading volume, number of closed positions, win rate, account statistics, balance, profile views, and other performance metrics. You can also copy the trader’s wallet address directly if needed. If you’d like to start following a trader, simply click Start Copy Trading. During setup, you can choose between a Fixed Amount or Percentage-Based copying strategy, depending on how you want your trades to be executed. For more advanced control, open Advanced Settings. Here you can customize your copy trading strategy in much greater detail by configuring maximum trading volume, liquidity requirements, time filters, supported categories, and other risk management parameters. This allows you to tailor the copy trading experience to match your own investment strategy. At the top of the page, you’ll also find additional filters that help you customize which traders are displayed, making it easier to discover traders that fit your preferences. The next tab is Copy Trading. This section displays all of your active copy trading subscriptions. From here, you can monitor each copied trader, pause copy trading, edit the existing settings, or remove the subscription entirely. If you’d like to follow a trader who isn’t listed on the leaderboard, simply click Add Copy Trade and paste their wallet address. GraphDEX will create a new copy trading strategy based on that wallet. The final tab is History. Here you’ll find the complete history of all trades executed through Copy Trading. This allows you to review every copied transaction and analyze the overall performance of your copy trading strategies over time. By the end of this lesson, you’ll understand how to discover top-performing traders, filter them by category and performance period, configure both basic and advanced copy trading settings, manage your active copy strategies, manually add traders by wallet address, and review your complete Copy Trading history within GraphDEX.

Lesson 10 — Wallet (Prediction Markets) In this lesson, we’ll explore the Wallet tab for Prediction Markets in GraphDEX. This section allows you to monitor your balance, track your positions, review your trading history, and manage your prediction market portfolio from one place. At the top of the page, you’ll see your total wallet balance, giving you an instant overview of your available funds. Below that is the Wallet PnL chart. This graph tracks the performance of your portfolio over time, allowing you to monitor your profits and losses as your positions change. It’s a convenient way to evaluate your overall trading performance at a glance. Next, you’ll find several portfolio statistics, including your current positions, total trades, win rate, and other key performance metrics. These indicators help you quickly understand how your trading activity is performing. The main section of the Wallet page contains several tabs that organize your activity. My Positions displays all of your currently open prediction market positions. For each position, you’ll see the market, your selected outcome, the current value of the position, your unrealized PnL, and other important information. From here, you can quickly manage or close any active position. The My Trades tab contains a complete history of all executed trades. Every buy and sell order is recorded here, allowing you to review your previous activity whenever needed. The My Orders section displays all of your pending orders. Here you can monitor active Limit Orders, Stop Losses, Take Profits, and other orders that have not yet been executed. If necessary, you can cancel these orders directly from this page. The Leaderboard tab allows you to compare your trading performance with other GraphDEX users, giving you an overview of the platform’s top-performing traders. The Earnings section provides a complete summary of your realized profits, trading results, and overall portfolio performance. Like the other sections of GraphDEX, the Wallet page updates automatically in real time, allowing you to monitor changes in your portfolio without refreshing the page. The Wallet tab serves as your personal dashboard for Prediction Markets. It combines your balance, portfolio performance, active positions, trade history, pending orders, and earnings into a single interface, making it easy to manage every aspect of your trading activity. By the end of this lesson, you’ll understand how to monitor your portfolio, analyze your trading performance, manage active positions and pending orders, and use the Wallet tab to stay in full control of your Prediction Markets activity.

Lesson 9 — Trading (Prediction Markets) In this lesson, we’ll take a detailed look at the Trading page for Prediction Markets in GraphDEX. This is where you’ll find all the tools needed to analyze a market, place trades, and manage your positions. At the top of the page, you’ll see the selected prediction market. Here you’ll find the event image, market title, available outcomes such as Up / Down or Yes / No, the current liquidity, the market’s expiration date, and the remaining time until the prediction closes. Below that is the price chart. You can switch between multiple timeframes, including 1 Hour, 6 Hours, 1 Day, 1 Month, and Max, allowing you to analyze both short-term price movements and long-term trends. The chart displays the probability history of the selected outcome, making it easy to see how market sentiment has changed over time. On the right side of the screen is the Order Book, where you can monitor current buy and sell orders. Here you’ll see the available prices, the number of shares, total liquidity at each price level, the latest traded price, and the current spread between buyers and sellers. Below the Order Book is the Trades section, which displays the most recent transactions as they happen, giving you a real-time view of market activity. You can also add any prediction market to your Watchlist, making it easy to return to your favorite markets later. The Top Holders section shows the largest holders of each outcome, allowing you to see how major participants are positioned in the market. You can instantly switch between the available outcomes, such as Up and Down. When you change the selected outcome, the chart, order book, and all related trading information update automatically. GraphDEX supports both Buy and Sell orders. You can place Market Orders for immediate execution or Limit Orders by choosing your own desired entry price, allowing you to enter the market only when your target price is reached. You can also configure Stop Loss and Take Profit levels to automatically manage your risk and lock in profits without constantly monitoring the market. For Market Orders, you can choose between two execution types: FAK (Fill And Kill) and FOK (Fill Or Kill). FAK executes as much of your order as possible immediately and automatically cancels any unfilled portion. FOK requires the entire order to be filled instantly. If the full amount cannot be executed immediately, the entire order is cancelled. Below the trading panel, you’ll see your live PnL, allowing you to monitor your current profit or loss before and after entering a position. Just like in the other sections of GraphDEX, you can choose between Slow, Fast, and Turbo execution modes, depending on how quickly you want your orders to be submitted. At the bottom of the Trading page, you’ll find several additional tabs that provide more detailed market information. These include Outcomes, Trades, Top Holders, My Positions, My Orders, and Prediction History, giving you a complete overview of both the market and your own trading activity. By the end of this lesson, you’ll understand how to analyze a prediction market, read the price chart and order book, place both Market and Limit orders, use FAK and FOK execution types, manage your positions with Stop Loss and Take Profit, and monitor your trading activity directly from the GraphDEX Trading interface.

Lesson 8 — Pulse (Prediction Markets) In this lesson, we’ll explore the Pulse tab for Prediction Markets in GraphDEX. This section is designed for traders who want to monitor the market in real time and quickly react to new opportunities. Instead of searching through hundreds of markets manually, Pulse organizes everything into three live columns, making it much easier to find the events that matter most. The Pulse tab is divided into three separate columns, each representing a different stage of a prediction market. The first column displays New Markets. Here you’ll find prediction markets immediately after they’re created. This is the perfect place to discover fresh opportunities before they attract significant trading activity. The second column contains Active Markets. These are prediction markets where trading is already taking place and participants are actively buying and selling positions. If you’re looking for markets with ongoing activity and liquidity, this is where you’ll spend most of your time. The third column shows Ending Soon markets. These are prediction markets that are approaching their expiration time. This view is especially useful if you prefer trading markets that are close to resolution or want to react to the latest developments before the event closes. Each column can be configured independently. Using the built-in filters, you can create different layouts for each section based on your own strategy. For example, one column can display only Crypto markets, another can focus on Politics, while the third tracks Sports or any other category. This flexibility allows you to monitor multiple market segments at the same time. Every prediction market displays all the key information you need at a glance, including the event image, market title, remaining time until expiration, and the available outcomes. Depending on the market, these outcomes may appear as Yes / No, Up / Down, or any other available prediction options. You can open a position directly from the market card by selecting your preferred outcome, allowing you to react instantly without opening the full market page. At the top of the Pulse tab, you’ll also find Quick Buy presets, where you can preconfigure your preferred order sizes for one-click trading. These presets can be customized at any time to match your trading style. Next to them are the three execution modes: Slow, Fast, and Turbo. These modes let you choose how quickly your orders are submitted, depending on your strategy and current market conditions. If you open Trading Settings, you can configure each execution mode separately. Here you’ll find settings for Buy, Sell, and Quick Buy, along with Market and Limit order configurations, order size, slippage, and other advanced trading parameters. The goal of the Pulse tab is to give you instant access to prediction markets at every stage of their lifecycle. Whether you’re looking for newly created events, actively traded markets, or predictions that are about to close, Pulse keeps everything organized in one place, allowing you to react faster and trade more efficiently. By the end of this lesson, you’ll understand how the Pulse tab works, how to customize each of its three columns, and how to quickly open positions on the markets that matter most.

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Lesson 7 — Research (Polymarket) Welcome back! In this lesson, we’ll explore the Research section for Polymarket inside GraphDEX. This is where you can discover new prediction markets, track trending events, monitor live markets, and quickly find trading opportunities. Let’s start with the New tab. Here you’ll find the latest prediction markets as soon as they’re created. For each market, you can see its title, creation time, expiration date, participant distribution, trading volume, and the current probabilities for each outcome. If a market has multiple outcomes, simply click Show Markets to view every available option. You can also place a trade instantly using the built-in Quick Buy buttons. At the top of the page, you’ll find categories such as Politics, Sports, Crypto, Finance, Tech, and many others, making it easy to focus on the topics that interest you. The Filter button gives you even more control. You can filter markets by category, creation time, liquidity, number of participants, trading volume, and expiration date, helping you quickly find exactly the type of opportunities you’re looking for. Next to the filters, you’ll also find Quick Buy presets, allowing you to set predefined order sizes for one-click trading. You can also choose between Slow, Fast, and Turbo execution modes depending on how quickly you want your orders to be submitted. If you open the Trading Settings, you can customize each execution mode separately. Here you can configure market and limit orders, Quick Buy amounts, slippage, and other trading parameters to match your personal strategy. Next is the Trends tab. This section highlights the most popular and actively traded prediction markets on the platform. You can browse trending markets across different categories and quickly identify where most of the current trading activity is happening. The Live tab displays markets that are currently in progress. Most of these are live sports and esports events, allowing you to follow ongoing matches and place predictions while the event is happening in real time. Finally, we have Bubbles. The Bubbles view provides a visual overview of the market. Each bubble represents a prediction market, and its size depends on the selected metric, such as trading volume or liquidity. The color indicates whether the market is moving up or down, making it easy to spot the biggest movers and trending opportunities at a glance. By the end of this lesson, you’ll know how to discover new markets, use filters effectively, customize your trading settings, monitor trending and live events, and use the Bubbles view to quickly analyze overall market activity.

Lesson 6 — Earn & GraphPay Welcome back! In this lesson, we’ll take a look at two important parts of the GraphDEX ecosystem: Earn and GraphPay. Earn allows you to generate passive income by staking supported assets, while GraphPay lets you spend your crypto using virtual payment cards. Let’s start with Earn. When you open the Earn page, you’ll see all available staking options. For each asset, GraphDEX displays the maximum APR, available staking periods, and the minimum and maximum deposit amounts. This makes it easy to compare different options and choose the plan that best fits your goals. To start staking, simply click Choose Plan. Select the wallet containing your funds, enter the amount you’d like to stake, and choose a staking period. Each period offers a different APR, and GraphDEX automatically calculates your estimated rewards before you confirm your deposit. At the top of the page, you’ll find several additional tabs. Active Plans shows all of your current staking positions, History contains your previous staking activity, and Balances gives you an overview of your staked assets, rewards, and available balances. If you don’t own the asset you’d like to stake, simply use the built-in Swap feature to exchange your tokens without leaving GraphDEX. You can also open About GraphDEX Earn, where you’ll learn how the staking system works, how referral levels increase your maximum APR, and what requirements are needed to unlock higher reward tiers. Now let’s move on to GraphPay. GraphPay is GraphDEX’s crypto payment platform that allows you to spend your digital assets using virtual payment cards. To get started, click Get your card. Registration only takes a few minutes using your email or Telegram account. After creating your account, you’ll be taken to your GraphPay wallet. Before using your card, you’ll need to fund your wallet. Click Deposit, choose a supported blockchain such as BNB Smart Chain or Ethereum, select the token you’d like to deposit, and complete the transfer. Once confirmed, your balance will be updated automatically. Your wallet also displays your transaction history and assets, while the Swap section allows you to exchange supported cryptocurrencies directly inside GraphPay. In My Cards, you can browse all available GraphPay cards, compare their features, and choose the one that best suits your needs. For example, GraphPay Premium supports both Google Pay and Apple Pay, includes a virtual Mastercard, and can be activated after completing a simple Light KYC verification. The Referrals section contains your referral link, referral statistics, earned rewards, cashback, and available balance. Finally, the More section gives you access to your account settings, where you can manage your profile, notifications, language, theme, card information, and other account preferences. By the end of this lesson, you’ll know how to stake assets through Earn, manage your staking positions, use the built-in swap feature, create and fund your GraphPay wallet, order a virtual card, and manage your account with confidence.

🎥 Lesson 5 — Wallet Overview In this lesson, we’ll take a closer look at the Wallet section of GraphDEX — the place where you manage your funds, monitor your portfolio, review your trading history, and prepare your balance for trading, staking, and Prediction Markets. When you open the Wallet page, the first thing you’ll see is a complete overview of your portfolio. Here you can instantly check your Total Balance, the amount you’ve invested, how much you’ve already sold, and your current Profit & Loss (PNL). This gives you a quick snapshot of your overall trading performance without having to dig through your transaction history. If you’re recording content or simply don’t want others to see your portfolio, you can click the eye icon to hide all balances and PNL information. It’s a simple privacy feature that’s especially useful when sharing your screen. On the right side, you’ll also find your Realized PNL chart, which automatically tracks your trading performance over time. As you continue trading, the chart updates automatically, making it easy to see how your strategy is performing. Below the portfolio overview are four main sections. My Assets displays every token currently held in your wallet, allowing you to monitor all of your positions in one place. My Orders contains every order you’ve placed, including active limit orders waiting to be filled as well as completed ones. Inside Transaction History, you’ll find a complete record of every trade you’ve made through GraphDEX, including Market Orders, Limit Orders, buys, and sells. The final section, Earnings, takes you directly to the Staking page, where you can monitor your staking rewards. We’ll cover staking in detail in the next lesson. You’ll also notice a few display options above the table. The Hidden toggle lets you temporarily hide selected assets, while Zero Balance removes empty wallets or tokens from the list to keep your portfolio clean. At any time, you can click Cancel to reset all filters. At the top of the Wallet page, you’ll find four main actions: Deposit, Withdraw, Transfer, and Swap. The Deposit section allows you to fund your GraphDEX wallet. Simply scan the QR code, copy your wallet address, download the QR code, or even share it directly via Telegram. Once your funds arrive, they’ll be available immediately for trading, staking, or Prediction Markets. The Withdraw section works just as simply. Enter the destination wallet address, specify the amount you’d like to withdraw, review the transaction, and confirm it. Your assets will then be sent to the selected wallet. Next is Transfer, which allows you to move funds between your standard Solana Wallet and your Predictions Wallet (pUSD). This makes it easy to separate funds used for regular trading from those used in Prediction Markets. If you’re using Prediction Markets for the first time, you’ll need to complete a one-time wallet setup. During this process, GraphDEX will ask you to approve several permissions required for trading, including transaction signing, USDC approvals, outcome token permissions, and optional automatic redemption of winning positions. It may seem like a lot at first, but this setup only needs to be completed once. Finally, there’s Swap. This built-in feature lets you exchange supported tokens directly inside GraphDEX without using an external DEX. Simply choose the token you’d like to swap, select the asset you want to receive, enter the amount, and confirm the transaction. Whether you’re converting SOL into USDT, preparing funds for staking, or funding your Predictions Wallet, Swap makes the process fast and seamless. By the end of this lesson, you’ll know exactly how to manage your portfolio, deposit and withdraw funds, move assets between internal wallets, activate Prediction Markets, and swap tokens without ever leaving GraphDEX.

Lesson 4. Exploring the Trading Tab The Trading tab is the core of GraphDEX and where you’ll spend most of your time. This is where you’ll analyze charts, open and close positions, place limit orders, manage risk, and monitor every aspect of your trades. In this lesson, we’ll walk through the interface so you understand every section and how to use it efficiently. We’ll begin with the top panel, where you’ll find the token’s name, ticker, logo, contract address, and trading pair, all of which can be copied with a single click. You’ll also see key market metrics, including Liquidity, Market Cap, and 5-minute Trading Volume, giving you an instant overview of the token’s activity. The Watchlist button lets you save tokens for quick access. Once added, you can easily return to them and monitor their performance without searching again. The center of the screen features the interactive TradingView chart. You can change timeframes, zoom in or out, use technical indicators and drawing tools, and fully customize your workspace to match your trading style. On the right is the trading panel, where you’ll see the token’s performance over the last 5 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, and 24 hours, along with the number of buys, sells, and total trading volume. The Buy tab allows you to purchase tokens using either a Market Order or a Limit Order based on Price or Market Cap. You can use Quick Buy presets or enter a custom amount, while adjusting Priority Fee, Bribe, and Slippage. Your current PNL is displayed in real time, and once your wallet is funded, you can execute trades directly from this panel. Switching to Limit displays an interactive order line on the chart that can be moved to your desired entry or exit level. You can also configure Stop Loss and Take Profit to automate trade management. The Sell section offers the same functionality, allowing you to sell instantly or place limit sell orders using the same execution settings. Below the chart, you’ll find several useful tabs. Transactions displays all live trades for the selected token, Top Holders shows the largest holders, My Assets contains your portfolio, My Orders stores active, completed, canceled, and failed orders, while Transaction History keeps a complete record of every trade you’ve made. The Token Details panel provides a quick overview of the project’s security, including Security Rating, Developer Holdings, Top 10 Holders, Snipers, Insiders, and Bundled Wallets, helping you evaluate a token before entering a position. At the bottom, your Watchlist keeps all saved tokens in one place, making it easy to switch between projects and follow market movements. By the end of this lesson, you’ll know how to navigate the Trading tab, place market and limit orders, configure advanced trading settings, manage positions with Stop Loss and Take Profit, and confidently use GraphDEX as your primary trading terminal.

Lesson 3. Exploring the Pulse Tab If you enjoy fast-paced trading or scalping, the Pulse tab will likely become the section you use most in GraphDEX. It is designed to help you monitor the market in real time, discover new opportunities as they appear, and react to price movements before the rest of the market. In this lesson, we’ll explore how the Pulse tab works, what each of its three columns represents, and how to customize the interface to match your trading strategy. The Pulse tab is divided into three independent columns, each representing a different stage in a token’s lifecycle. The first column, New Tokens, displays every token immediately after launch. As soon as a new project goes live, it appears here, giving you the earliest possible opportunity to analyze it and decide whether it’s worth entering. Each token card includes all the essential information you need, such as the contract address, token ticker, Market Cap, trading volume, transaction count, built-in audit indicators, and a Quick Buy button for instant execution. The second column, About to Migrate, shows tokens that are approaching migration. This stage is closely watched by many traders because migration often attracts additional attention and increased trading activity. Entering a position before migration can provide opportunities to benefit from the price movement that frequently follows. The third column, Migrated, contains tokens that have already completed the migration process after reaching the required liquidity and market capitalization thresholds. These projects have moved into the next stage of their lifecycle and often continue to generate strong trading activity. One of the biggest advantages of the Pulse tab is that each column can be configured independently. You can create separate filter setups for New Tokens, About to Migrate, and Migrated, allowing each column to focus on a completely different trading strategy. You’ll learn how to filter tokens by launch platform or DEX, including Pump, Pump AMM, Moonshot, Raydium, Meteora, Orca, Bonk.fun, and many others. You’ll also see how to refine your search using audit parameters, trading metrics, migration progress, developer holdings, and other advanced filters. Just like in the Research tab, every column includes its own Quick Buy presets, allowing you to predefine purchase amounts and execute trades with a single click. We’ll also cover the three available execution modes—Slow, Fast, and Turbo—and explain when each one is most useful depending on your trading style and current market conditions. Finally, we’ll take a look at Trading Settings, where you can fully customize your Buy, Sell, and Quick Buy configurations. You’ll learn how to adjust Priority Fee, Bribe, Slippage, configure Stop Loss, Take Profit, and Limit Orders, and save separate settings for each execution mode. By the end of this lesson, you’ll know how to use the Pulse tab to monitor the market in real time, identify trading opportunities at every stage of a token’s lifecycle, and execute trades faster with a fully personalized trading setup.

Lesson 2. Exploring the Research Tab The Research section is where every trade begins. Whether you’re looking for newly launched tokens, monitoring the market for trending opportunities, or searching for the next big gem, this is the place where you’ll spend most of your time. In this lesson, we’ll walk through every part of the Research tab and show you how to use its tools to find promising projects faster and make more informed trading decisions. We’ll start by exploring the three main sections of Research: New, Trends, and Gems. The New tab is designed for traders who want to discover tokens immediately after launch and get in as early as possible. Trends helps you track tokens that are currently gaining momentum across multiple timeframes, including 1 minute, 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, and 24 hours. Finally, the Gems tab highlights projects that have already demonstrated strong market activity or show significant long-term potential, making them easier to identify among thousands of new launches. Next, we’ll take a closer look at the information available for every token. You’ll learn what each metric means, including Market Cap, Live Liquidity, Transactions, Trading Volume, and the built-in Audit indicators, allowing you to evaluate a project within seconds without leaving the terminal. We’ll also explain how the Audit system works and what each security indicator tells you. You’ll learn how to interpret Mint Authority, Freeze Authority, Token Data, LP Burn, Top Holder Distribution, Developer Holdings, Insider Holdings, Sniper Activity, and Bundlers, helping you identify potential risks before opening a position. After that, we’ll cover one of the most powerful features of GraphDEX — Advanced Filters. Every Research tab has its own independent filter configuration, allowing you to build completely different setups for New, Trends, and Gems. You’ll learn how to filter tokens by launch platform or DEX, including Pump, Pump AMM, Raydium, Meteora, Orca, Bonk.fun, and many others, as well as how to narrow results using audit data, liquidity, trading metrics, holder distribution, and other important parameters. We’ll also show you how to configure Quick Buy presets, making it possible to enter trades with a single click, and explain when to use the different execution modes: Slow, Fast, and Turbo. Finally, we’ll open Trading Settings, where you can fully customize your trading experience. You’ll learn how to configure separate settings for Buy, Sell, and Quick Buy, adjust your Priority Fee, Bribe, Slippage, trade size, and set up Stop Loss, Take Profit, and Limit Orders. Each trading mode can be configured independently, giving you complete control over how your orders are executed in different market conditions. By the end of this lesson, you’ll understand how to navigate the Research tab efficiently, filter the market to match your trading strategy, analyze tokens with confidence, and configure your trading environment for faster and more effective execution.

Lesson 1. Registration, First Login, and the Referral Program Welcome to the introductory GraphDEX lesson series. In these videos, we will walk you through the terminal’s main features step by step, helping you understand the interface, explore its tools, and start using GraphDEX without unnecessary confusion. In the first lesson, we will begin with the essentials: creating an account, accessing the terminal for the first time, and exploring the Referrals section. What You Will Learn in This Lesson First, we will show you how to access the terminal using the Connect Wallet button. You can log in to GraphDEX using: Phantom; MetaMask; Telegram; Google; Email. For this example, we will connect a Phantom wallet, confirm the authorization request, and enter the main GraphDEX interface. After that, we will open the Referrals section and explain how the GraphDEX referral program works. How the Referral Program Works GraphDEX has a three-level referral system. This means that you can earn rewards not only from users you invite directly, but also from second- and third-level referrals. Referral rewards are generated through user activity in three main areas: token and meme coin trading on Solana; trading through Polymarket; staking. Your referral level directly affects your earning potential. The higher your level, the larger the percentage you can receive from staking-related referral activity. As your referral network grows and becomes more active, you can increase your level, unlock better conditions, and earn more from the different products available within GraphDEX. How to Invite Friends In the Referrals section, you can: copy your personal referral link; send an invitation through Telegram; download a QR code; view your invited users. This section also displays your current referral level and your progress toward the next one. Referral Levels Every new user starts at the Bronze level. To move up to the next level, you need to meet the required trading volume conditions in SOL and pUSD. In the Level Details section, you can check: your current level; your progress toward the next level; the required trading volume; the benefits available at each level; the percentage you can earn from staking activity. Once the required trading volume is reached, your level is upgraded automatically. You can also upgrade certain levels manually using accumulated GraphDEX Points. This includes the Ambassador level, which can be unlocked or upgraded using Points once the necessary conditions are met. Regular users can progress through the standard referral levels up to Platinum. Influencer status is assigned separately and requires contacting GraphDEX support. You can also submit an application for the ambassador program directly through the Referrals section. Statistics and Earnings In your personal dashboard, you can track: your total number of GraphDEX Points; referral performance and earnings in SOL; prediction market statistics; referral earnings in SOL and pUSD. Separate charts allow you to monitor your earnings over time and evaluate the performance of your referral network. You can switch between SOL and pUSD to view the relevant statistics for each reward type. Tasks and GraphDEX Points Below the charts, you will find a section with available tasks. By completing these tasks, you earn GraphDEX Points, which can be used to upgrade your referral level and unlock additional opportunities within the platform. At the bottom of the page, there is a table displaying your referral network. Here, you can view first-, second-, and third-level referrals and track their activity. After completing this lesson, you will understand how to register on GraphDEX, invite your first users, track your referral earnings, earn GraphDEX Points, and increase your referral level.

📢 Dear Users, We have credited points to all users who had a balance in our previous app as of May 19, 2026. Out of 5,800 eligible users, only 1,709 have registered in the new app so far. ⏳ We are extending the registration period until July 1, 2026. If you haven’t registered yet, please do so before this date to receive your points. 📍 You can find your points in the Referral Program section. 🚀 The launch of the GraphDEX token is being considered once the platform generates sustainable revenue from fees and the ecosystem is ready for long-term growth. Thank you for being part of GraphDEX!

🚨 Important Notice for GraphDEX Users 🚨 Dear users, This is a final reminder to register in our new application: @graph_dex_bot ⏰ Today after 00:00 CET, points will be distributed to all users who had a points balance in the old application as of 19.05.2026. ⚠️ If you do not register before the distribution, your points will be permanently lost and cannot be recovered. Please make sure you have completed registration in the new app before the deadline. Thank you for your support ❤️

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