Token Allocation

Allocation

Allocation	Rate
Treasury	40%
Play To Earn	35%
Staking Reward	16%
Airdrop	8%
Lp Pool	1%

Treasury

A portion of the W3T will be stored in the POW Treasury, and a POW DAO consisting of POW users, KOLs, developers, sponsors, trainers, etc. will determine the use of the Treasury Token. POW hopes to build a bridge between the virtual and physical worlds to improve the quality of life for all.

Play To Earn

You can only get this part of Token by playing games. The specific ways to get it are as follows:

1. Earned by playing sand sort

2. Earned through sand sort daily mission mode

3. Earned through challenge mode

4. Earned by watching ads in triple choice mode

Staking Reward

NFT owners can lock their W3T or NFT for more rewards, up to 5000% APR

Staking Rewards is positively correlated with the following elements:

• Staking Days

• Staking Quantity

• Number of NFTs owned

• NFT Rarity

Rarity	Rewards Weight
N	1
R	10
SR	30
SSR	60
SSSR	100

Airdrop

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Lp Pool

What is liquidity

Most modern decentralized exchanges (DEXs) fall under a specific category of trading platform known as an "automated market maker" or AMM. These are platforms that use the weighting of assets in decentralized liquidity pools to determine their values — usually using a constant product formula to do so.

The assets available in these liquidity pools are used to serve traders, who withdraw assets from one side of the pool (buying) and add assets to the other side (selling) in a single move. For example, in a USDC/BUSD liquidity pool, a user might withdraw 1,000 BUSD from the pool and add 1,000 USDC in return.

Unlike traditional centralized exchanges (CEXs), which often use centralized market makers to provide much of their order book depth, AMMs allow anybody to become a liquidity provider — by simply contributing assets to one or more liquidity pools. By doing so, they increase liquidity in the pool (i.e. pool depth) and receive a share of any transaction fees it generates in return.

To keep track of who contributed to the liquidity pool and how much their contribution is worth, DEXes provide users with an equivalent number of LP tokens. These LP tokens represent each user’s share in the liquidity pool and can be returned to the platform to retrieve the tokens they represent. They can also be used for a variety of other purposes — many of which unlock additional revenue streams for the liquidity provider.

How to provide liquidity

You can provide liquidity through Uniswap

Uniswap is an automated market maker. In practical terms, it is a collection of smart contracts that define a standard way to create liquidity pools, provide liquidity, and swap assets. Each liquidity pool contains two assets. The pools keep track of aggregate liquidity reserves and the pre-defined pricing strategies set by liquidity providers. Reserves and prices are updated automatically every time someone trades. There is no central order book, no third-party custody, and no private order matching engine. Because reserves are automatically rebalanced after each trade, a Uniswap pool can always be used to buy or sell a token — unlike traditional exchanges, traders do not need to match with individual counterparties to complete a trade. For a more in-depth description, check out the Concepts from the documentation.