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RE: LeoThread 2025-06-24 22:08

in LeoFinance6 months ago (edited)

Question

I really need to understand how author's rewards and curation rewards are shared on threads.

Like what percentage goes to the author and to the curators.

#thread2earn #askleo

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I think it's 50/50? Perhaps I've been wrong all along

50/50 is fair enough that's if it's the case, which I'm not sure.
!BBH

Is there anything else other than 50/50? Inleo is using the same reward system as Hive.

I'm not sure, that's why I asked. Going by what you said so if a thread gets 5 $LEO upvote that means the curator gets 2.5 Leo while the curators share the remaining 2.5 Leo, right?

The reward is shared between curator and author. With 5 Leo is 2.5 for curator and 2.5 for author.

Fair enough. And the frontend takes their own share too.

I don't know about the frontend share though.

Same as the rest of Hive. 50% for author and 50% for curator.

It's already been clarified. Thank you.

Understanding Rewards on Threads

The reward system on threads is designed to incentivize both authors and curators.

Typically, the author's reward is around 60-70% of the total reward, while curators receive the remaining 30-40%.
However, these percentages may vary depending on the specific platform or community guidelines.

Factors Affecting Reward Distribution

Some factors that can influence the distribution of rewards include:

  • The type of content being created
  • The level of engagement generated by the thread
  • The community's rules and guidelines for reward sharing

Additional Resources

For more detailed information, you can check the official documentation or community guidelines on inleo.io.

Conclusion

Understanding how rewards are shared can help authors and curators make the most of their contributions to the community.
If you have any more specific questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.

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