Multiplier is a protocol that pioneers the hyper-gamblification of capital markets. Instead of relying on traditional emissions or liquidity mining, it transforms gameplay into a coordination mechanism where user actions inject real liquidity into curated tokens. Through probabilistic games, curation slot auctions, and modular onchain infrastructure, Multiplier channels attention and variance-seeking behavior into structured buy pressure. The result is a new liquidity layer where speculation feels like play, communities compete for visibility, and market demand emerges organically from engagement rather than subsidies.
Multiplier wanted to expand its user base through community-driven adoption by launching a referral program that was transparent, automated, and easy to join. To make it effective, they needed to solve several business challenges:
Multiplier leveraged Fuul’s infrastructure to launch its referral program on Abstract with minimal overhead. Using Fuul’s Proportional Pool Distribution, the team implemented a model that fit both their technical and business requirements:
The program went live rapidly, required no engineering lift from Multiplier’s team, and gave participants real-time visibility into their performance and rewards, all while keeping the experience native to Abstract.
"With Fuul, we launched our referral program on Abstract in no time. Everything, from wallet login to tracking and reward, was automated, transparent and simple for our community to use." Lauris, CEO
The program went live on schedule and without engineering overhead. Weekly ETH rewards were distributed transparently, with participants tracking their earnings in real time through Fuul’s API. The leaderboard showcased top referrers, fostering competition and community engagement.
By leveraging Fuul, Multiplier launched a scalable and transparent referral program that grew adoption, highlighted contributors, and saved resources, while keeping the team focused on ecosystem growth.
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Multiplier is a protocol on Abstract pioneering the hyper-gamblification of capital markets, turning speculation into structured liquidity through onchain games and probabilistic mechanisms.
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