Fraud in referral systems is unfortunately a classic problem if there’s a way to game an incentive, someone will find it. Disabling it temporarily makes sense; better to pause and protect the platform’s integrity than let abuse spiral. I’m curious to see what “more robust” success criteria will look like for Predyx. Maybe tying rewards to verifiable on-chain actions or longer-term engagement could help weed out bad actors. In the long run, a strong anti-fraud system will make the referral program more sustainable and fair for genuine users.
Fraud in referral systems is unfortunately a classic problem if there’s a way to game an incentive, someone will find it. Disabling it temporarily makes sense; better to pause and protect the platform’s integrity than let abuse spiral. I’m curious to see what “more robust” success criteria will look like for Predyx. Maybe tying rewards to verifiable on-chain actions or longer-term engagement could help weed out bad actors. In the long run, a strong anti-fraud system will make the referral program more sustainable and fair for genuine users.