CLASH Tokenomics: The Buyback, the Burn, and Staking for ETH
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tutorials · Published 2026-07-06 · Updated 2026-07-06 · 5 min read
Most referral programs pay you once and forget you. Clash referrals are a revenue share wired into the settlement contract: 30% of both protocol fee streams from every clash your referees ever fight, paid in ETH, in the same transaction that settles the clash. No claiming portal, no monthly payout run, no minimum.
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Written by Clash Sport Research Team (Editorial and Market Education). Published 2026-07-06 and reviewed 2026-07-06.
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Every settled clash sends 5% of the pot to the CLASH buyback and 5% to stakers. When a referred player is in the clash, their referrer takes 30% of each stream: 1.5% + 1.5% = 3% of the entire pot, straight to the referrer’s wallet. If both fighters were referred, each referrer earns 3% of the pot on the same clash.
The binding is on-chain: once a wallet is linked to your referral, the settlement program itself routes your cut. It cannot be skipped, delayed, or quietly turned off — it is part of the same atomic transaction that pays the winner.
Grab your referral link from your profile. When someone opens it and connects a fresh wallet, the claim binds their wallet to yours on-chain before their first clash. From then on, every clash they fight pays you — win or lose, forever.
The referral dashboard shows every referee, when they joined, and your lifetime ETH earned from each.
At settlement, in the same transaction that pays the winner. ETH lands directly in your wallet — there is nothing to claim.
No. The winner always takes 90% of the pot. Your 30% share is carved from the protocol’s fee streams (buyback and staking), not from players.
No — bindings are immutable once set on-chain. First valid claim wins.
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