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# Income from players who came from your activation

The network has a rule of six handshakes for nine friends. After the first passage, everyone who passed has the opportunity to invite more friends. The first nine people become friends with the first handshake. After the first handshake is completed, all invitees enter the levels of the second handshake, and so on ad infinitum.

50% of the amount from any purchase made at any level is distributed over six handshakes up.

Thus, all players from your point to six handshakes will be your source of income. Their activity will be profit in your pocket, you can create thematic groups, open new routes for your levels and so on.

This table shows the numbers: [**click here**](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13C1T_FYT8RdqjHFl4oGGOmO38fWXKP7n7gNn5g57I-k/edit#gid=1773460256\&range=A1:I17)


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