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# NFT Staking Functionality

The Lympo NFT Staking Platform will function as follows:

Users select the Lympo NFTs they want to stake and the pool they want to stake in. If users own duplicate NFT cards, each of them can be staked as a separate card. If the NFT card is staked in one pool, it cannot be staked in other pools at the same time. 

Each NFT card has a different reward score associated with it depending on its rarity and the rewards the user will receive are based on the score/rarity of the card. 

Each Staking Pool is unique - some utilize and reward $SPORT token only, others use a mix of $SPORT and partner token. 

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Each staking pool may have different rewards, prerequisites, and staking periods associated with it. 
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<figure><img src="/files/HxDDMqtGeRHEvUnVrFr8" alt=""><figcaption><p>Example of NFT staking pool</p></figcaption></figure>

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Users can start staking with as minimum as one NFT card, depending on its rarity. The maximum cap is defined by the selected pool.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

GOAT NFTs have a bonus staking reward depending on the price for which that NFT was sold. The reward is encoded within the said NFT.&#x20;

Once the NFT is staked, reward calculation begins. The rewards are calculated by second and can be collected anytime. Depending on the pool, unstaking fees might apply.&#x20;


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