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Positions started filling on Monday, and the people who took theirs on the call are already being paid on the ones that have filled underneath them.
Here's the part worth understanding, because it's the only thing on this page you can't go back and change. The matrix fills top down and left to right, into the first open slot under whoever brought you in. So your position isn't something you pick. It's wherever the queue had got to on the day you activated. Everything else about this you can change later, improve later, or start over on. Where you sit is settled the day you take it. And right now the people filling those slots are the ones who were on the call. That stops being true the moment this goes wider.
You were in Go E1U before September
If you activated a package back then, your account came across to the new platform, and so did your position in the matrix and every package you'd bought. Nothing was lost, and there's nothing to buy twice.
Your password is the one thing that didn't come across. Tell us the address you used on Go E1U back then — it may not be the one you use now — and we'll email you a link to pick a new one.
Then $25 a month keeps everything where it was.
You've never had an account
It takes about a minute: your name, your email, and the wallet addresses you want commissions paid to. Nothing's charged until you've confirmed your email.
$56.25 gets you in: your first setup, the 25% admin fee on it, and your first month of the workspace. After that the workspace is $25 a month, and you can pause it whenever you like — your agents, contacts and builds are all kept, and it wakes up where you left it.
Pay in Bitcoin, USDC, USDT or Solana.
Opened your account in the last few days? Then neither of those is quite you: nothing came across, because there was nothing to bring, and your password already works. Sign in and pick the setup you want.
What each setup opens
Six setups, each one sitting on the one before it. What they cost, what they turn on, and what you can add later without paying for any of it twice.
Questions
Somebody on the team sent you this link, and they're the person to ask. If you're not sure who that is, write to us and a human answers.