Estimates from the published rate, before fees and without compounding. The token column is the investor’s share of the additional reward, at the value fixed on deposit.
| Deposit | Earnings | Deposit + earnings | $TURBO value |
|---|---|---|---|
| $100 | $3 | $103 | — |
| $1,000 | $30 | $1,030 | — |
| $5,000 | $150 | $5,150 | — |
A first run. Seven days at a minimal amount shows you the whole mechanism (deposit, accrual, claim, principal back) for the price of a coffee and one week of patience. As a way to learn how it behaves, it beats reading about it. At 100 USDT the seven days return 3 USDT, which is the whole lesson: you watch daily accrual appear, a claim settle and the deposit come back, and you have your answer inside a fortnight.
The lowest return of the four, and at small amounts the gas cost is a meaningful share of it. This plan is for finding out how it works, not for earning. Its 0.428% a day is the lowest of the four and under half what Ultimate pays per day, so what makes Sprint attractive is the calendar, not the rate.
No. The contract has no early-exit function, with or without a penalty. The plan ROI is not reachable earlier either: it is credited together with the principal when the term ends. Only referral and leadership rewards can be claimed while a cycle runs.
No. It is the total for the 7-day term. Annualising it assumes the cycle repeats at the same rate, and nothing renews automatically. The next cycle is a fresh manual deposit, at whatever rate applies then.
No. The $TURBO reward starts with Power Loop, on deposits from 100 USDT. These 7 days pay the fixed rate in USDT and nothing else.
The terms above are enforced by the protocol contract, which is verified and has had ownership renounced. Both facts are readable without an account, and the network it runs on is publicly documented.
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