The Cabal Structure
The referral system is built around four independent referral networks, or Bounce Cabals. All participants join one Cabal, and all referrals remain within that Cabal.
The Four Cabals
Each Cabal is the root of its own referral network. There is no global root and no hierarchy between Cabals.
The four Cabals are:
Each Cabal operates as an independent referral network within DEDCAT.
Joining a Cabal
Every participant enters through a referral. When you join:
You are referred into 1 of the 4 Cabal networks
You become part of that Cabal’s referral tree
All your future referrals remain within the same Cabal
Cabals don't merge, and participants can't move between them. Your entire referral tree grows exclusively under the Cabal you were referred into.
Referral Trees
Within each Cabal participants form a hierarchical referral tree. Referral revenue (13% of all Bounce volume) is distributed upstream according to the referral payout structure.
Referral revenue never crosses between Cabals, each Cabal is economically self-contained.
Root Nodes and Referral Fallback
If a participant Bounces and there are no Active referrers above them in their Cabal tree, the remaining referral allocation flows to that Cabal’s root node.
This means:
The full referral allocation is always distributed
Referral revenue never leaks or disappears
Each Cabal remains economically complete
Why This Structure Exists
No single Cabal controls the system
Referral power remains decentralised
Cabals compete through activity, not position
Referral revenue is deterministic and doesn't leak
Each Cabal grows independently, while the DEDCAT system remains structurally neutral.
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