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# FAQ

Here are the most common questions about how CypherHub works.

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If something is unclear, start here: approval times, campaign tracking, rewards, withdrawals, and referrals are covered below.
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### Frequently asked questions

#### 1. How fast will my Pioneer application be approved?

Verification typically takes up to 24 hours.

The AI evaluates your content quality and audience engagement.

#### 2. Why was my post not counted by the system?

Make sure the post was published after you joined the campaign.

Integrity Radar can also reject posts that break campaign rules.

Examples include:

* Deleting the post too early
* Signs of artificial engagement

#### 3. How do I get access to allocations and airdrops?

These perks unlock automatically at **Tier 2 (Elite)**.

Higher ranks, such as **Sentinel** and **Apex**, receive a larger share of airdrops and priority in investment rounds.

#### 4. What is the minimum withdrawal threshold?

The minimum extraction amount is **$100 (1000 CC)**.

#### 5. Which L2 networks are supported for payouts?

CypherHub supports more than nine popular networks.

These include **Arbitrum**, **Base**, **Polygon**, and **zkSync**.

This helps keep transactions fast and fees low.

#### 6. What happens if I leave a campaign before it ends?

Tracking stops immediately.

Future posts are not counted.

Previously published materials also stop accumulating rewards.

#### 7. Are there limits on the number of invited friends?

No.

You can build an unlimited referral network and receive **10%** of each referral’s income for life.


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