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# Jumper NFT Staking

## Staking Program 

People who own Jumper NFT skins can stake them to earn $JUMP on our staking platform. Staking on our platform is non-custodial, meaning that the NFT remains in the holder's wallet so that it can still be used in-game.

Staking rewards are based on the following rarity system: 

| NFT Skin Type & Quantity        | $JUMP Tokens Daily Reward |
| ------------------------------- | ------------------------- |
| Full Set Of Origin Jumpers (x4) | 48                        |
| Origin Jumper (x1)              | 8                         |
| Seasonal Jumper (x1)            | 4                         |
| Monthly Jumper (x1)             | 2                         |
| Base Jumper (x1)                | 1                         |

The values expressed on the table except "Full Set of Origin Jumpers" are considered per one unit staking, if user stakes more than one NFT the rewards will be summed. 

***Examples:***

***Carl stakes one "Base Jumper" NFT and three "Seasonal" Jumper" NFTs, his total daily reward will be --> 1 + 4\*3 = 13 $JUMP tokens daily.*** 

***John stakes a "Full Set of Origin Jumpers" NFTs, a single "Origin Jumper" NFT and single "Monthly Jumper" NFTs, his total daily reward will be --> 48 + 8 + 2 = 58 $JUMP tokens daily.*** 


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