# Contender I Pool

The Contender Pool I is the first pool available in the Lympo NFT Staking. The size of the pool is 810,000 $SPORT. 

1 wallet will be able to stake up to 15 Lympo NFT cards in this Pool. Users do not have to fill out all 15 slots to start staking: any amount of cards can be staked (15 being the maximum). Only Lympo Athlete NFT cards can be staked in the Contender I Pool. [Learn more about Lympo Athlete NFTs.](https://lympo-1.gitbook.io/lympo-light-paper/lympo-ecosystem/lympo-nfts)

To ensure a fair ecosystem, users will have to stake NFTs of different rarities. Meaning that 1 wallet will only be available to stake up to 5 high-rarity NFTs (GOAT, Legendary, or Epic), while the other 10 will have to be of a lower rarity (Rare, Uncommon, or Common).

The amount of $SPORT that can be staked is determined by the rarity of staked NFTs — higher rarity NFTs allow users to stake more $SPORT.

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<figure><img src="/files/GAvqoPxu1OOlS9t1xfAB" alt=""><figcaption><p>Example scenario of reward calculation*</p></figcaption></figure>

*\*In this example, if you would stake 10,000 $SPORT together with your NFTs, you would earn a 5% reward of the staked amount every 30 days. That means after 30 days, you would have accumulated 500 $SPORT as a reward for participating in the Lympo NFT Staking ecosystem, and you would own 10500 $SPORT in total.*

[Learn more about $SPORT here.](https://lympo-1.gitbook.io/lympo-light-paper/lympo-tokens-utility-and-token-economy/sport-token-utility)

The Contender I Pool requires to stake NFTs for at least 72 hours. If NFTs are unstaked before that time, a fee of 1% will be applied.

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