HedgerX nodes explained: tiers, vesting and conditions
HedgerX describes four node tiers priced from 1,000 to 30,000 USDT. Holders share a percentage of the trading fees and a loss benefit of their team, subject to a 10x ceiling, 730-day vesting and monthly targets measured in new Hedger Pay performance.
This page explains conditions HedgerX states. It is not an offer and does not tell you how to buy a node. Nodes carry added risk. HedgerX says final benefits follow its latest announcements and what the platform shows.
The four tiers
Prices and the monthly target from the third month, measured in new Hedger Pay performance.
Primary, 1,000 USDT
Target from month three: 5,000 USDT of new Hedger Pay performance a month.
Intermediate, 3,000 USDT
Target from month three: 15,000 USDT a month.
Premium, 10,000 USDT
Target from month three: 50,000 USDT a month.
Genesis, 30,000 USDT
Target from month three: 200,000 USDT a month.
What holders share
Holders get two benefits, and both rise with the tier. The fee benefit runs from 60% to 90%. The loss benefit runs from 20% to 60%. Every tier also gets Hedger Pay ecosystem, community and campaign benefits.
The fee benefit is a share of the spot and contract trading fees that the holder’s team generates. The loss benefit has no stated base: HedgerX does not say what it is calculated on.
Ceiling and vesting
HedgerX says one holder can buy several nodes, and that the combined node amount multiplied by 10 is the maximum expected upside. Benefits vest linearly over 730 days and are pegged to USD.
Monthly targets
Every month a holder has to hit a target, measured in new Hedger Pay performance. Hold several nodes and the requirements add up. The target rises each month. In the first month a Genesis node needs 50,000 USDT and a Primary node 1,000 USDT, and in the second month 100,000 and 3,000. From the third month a Genesis node needs 200,000 USDT of new Hedger Pay performance a month, and a Primary node needs 5,000 USDT. A holder can borrow spare performance from an upline. A missed target drops the holder to the highest tier whose target they did meet.
How benefits are shared
Fee and loss benefits are settled weekly, starting one month after Hedger Pay launched. They follow the highest node tier the holder qualifies for. Settlement begins at the node closest to the fee source and moves up the chain. A higher tier earns the difference between the two rates. A node of the same or lower level above it earns nothing from that fee.
Questions to put to HedgerX
- What is the loss benefit calculated on?
- Can a node be transferred or resold, and what happens if I miss a target?
- Whose fees fund the benefit, and how are the monthly targets met?
- Is a node a regulated product where I live?
Risks
- Keeping a node’s benefits depends on hitting monthly targets in new Hedger Pay performance.
- One of the two benefits has no stated base.
- The 10x ceiling and the 730-day vesting set how much a holder can receive and when.
- HedgerX can change rules and amounts through announcements.
- Hedger Pay and nodes may be restricted where you live. HedgerX states its services are not available in China, Turkey, Kazakhstan and Indonesia.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a HedgerX node?
A paid participation tier that HedgerX describes as giving a share of trading fees and a loss benefit from the holder's team, plus Hedger Pay ecosystem benefits. Four tiers exist, from 1,000 to 30,000 USDT.
Is a node an ownership stake in HedgerX?
HedgerX's infographic does not say so. It describes benefits and a ceiling, not equity or a share of company profits.
Can I get my node money back?
According to HedgerX, the node amount comes back as benefits: up to 10x the combined amount, released linearly over 730 days and pegged to USD, subject to the monthly targets.
What is the loss benefit?
The infographic names it and applies the same settlement as the fee benefit, but it does not define what it is calculated on. Ask HedgerX to explain it.