Steemit Reward and Powerup System and Real Calculation of Club5050, Club75, and Club100—Guide for Beginners.

How are you all? I hope you are well. By the grace of God, I am also well. Today I will share with you how to properly get the rewards for earning on our Steemit. For those who want to earn money working on Steemit, it is very important to understand the reward system and the rules of Club5050, Club75, and Club100. Many people do not know how much reward we actually get by working on a post, how much Power Up is earned, and how much STEEM is earned to cash out.

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In this post, I am explaining everything in simple language, from real experience, about reward distribution and how it works for club members.

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How are Steemit rewards divided?

When you receive a reward through a post or comment, the Steemit system divides that reward into two parts:

50% STEEM POWER (SP) — It is automatically Power Up in your wallet.

50% Liquid STEEM or SBD — You can cash it out or Power Up again.

Club5050: Balance Lifestyle

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Those who are Club5050 members, their job is to power up 50% of the liquid portion again and cash out the remaining 50%.

Calculation:

50% SP (Auto)

25% SP (Power Up yourself.)

25% Cash Out (Binance, Trade, etc.)

Total Power Up: 75% | Get: 25%

In this club, you save a part of your income and cash out another part — a balanced lifestyle.

Club75: Save more for the future

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Club75 members have to power up 75% of the liquid portion.

Calculation:

50% SP (Auto)
37.5% SP (Power Up by yourself.)
12.5% ​​Cash Out

Total Power Up: 87.5% | Earned: Only 12.5%

This is mainly for those who want to save more for the future and build a strong position on the platform.

Club100: Fully Dedicated

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Club100 members have to power up their entire liquid portion.

Calculation:

50% SP (Auto)
50% SP (Power Up by yourself.)
0% Cash Out

Total Power Up: 100% | Earned: Nothing (All SP)

This is a completely platform-centric idea — keeping all the income in Steemit and strengthening the platform.

So how much do we get?

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I personally follow Club5050, so from 100% of my reward for a post, it is divided like this:

75% becomes SP (auto + self-Power Up)

25% comes to hand, which I transfer or spend

But if someone follows Club75 or Club100, then the STEEM in their hands to cash out decreases even more — because they Power Up more.

Why is it important to power up?

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Increases voting power – You can vote for others better yourself.
Increases your Rep – Your reputation increases.
Contributes to the sustainability of Steemit's ecosystem – The platform becomes stronger.

Advice for beginners:

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If you are new, it is better to follow Club75 or Club100 at the beginning. This will allow you to cash out a little, and you can also increase your power by Power Up.

Since you are using your income in two ways (Power Up and Cash Out), it is a balanced and safe plan.

Final Words

Success in Steemit comes with time, patience, and regular Power Ups. If you want to become an expert, it is important to follow these club rules. One day you will feel for yourself—power-ups are the greatest asset.

If you have any questions or are hesitant about choosing a club, you can comment. I will try to help.

🟩 Thank you for reading my post and giving your valuable time. Stay well and stay healthy. God bless you. 🟩