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# STAR Tiers

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By increasing your STAR Token holdings and achieving higher STAR Tiers, you receive revenue share bonuses, leading up to a **4X Revenue Share Bonus** for our most prestigious **Diamond Tier**.

Getting a higher STAR Tier is also essential for Affiliates, as you will earn a commission of up to 50% of trading fees from Starbot users who used your referral link.

Two massive perks in one!

## STAR Commanders

*STAR Commanders* are heroes of the community. On an individual basis, some users *may* be granted the STAR Commander title and advance to the **Diamond Tier**, even without owning the required amount of tokens. This will be based on achieving a certain number of referrals and/or trading a certain amount of volume using Starbot. For the purposes of rev share, the proportion a STAR Commander receives is still dependent on the amount of STAR they actually hold, though they do get the Diamond Tier bonus.

More details will be shared once the *STAR Commander* program launches.

&#x20;Now, let's learn more about [Affiliates](/rewards/affiliates.md).


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