# Example

⦿ *Alice joins on Day 1*

⦿ *Bob joins on Day 2*

⦿ John joins on Day 3 \
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**Day 1**

**Participants:** Alice.

**Contribution:** Alice contributes 100 batches (15 $EGLD + 90,000,000 $MEX).

**Total $BFY Minted:** 

* 10,000 $BFY.

**Rewards:**

* **Alice:** 10,000 $BFY (10,000 $BFY \* (100/100)).
* Alice's $BFY tokens would be automatically staked.
* **EGLD Pool:**
  * 15 $EGLD in the pool.
  * Alice receives 13.5 $EGLD (90% of 15 $EGLD).
  * 1.5 $EGLD would be split between the team (administrative costs) and BUFU NFT strength-stakers

<mark style="color:red;">90,000,000 $MEX would be burned.</mark>

***

#### **Day 2**

**Participants:** Bob.

**Contribution:**

* Alice contributes 0 batches.
* Bob contributes 50 batches (7.5 $EGLD + 45,000,000 $MEX).

**Total $BFY Minted:**&#x20;

* 9,980 $BFY.

**Rewards:**

* **Alice:** No BFY rewards.
* **Bob:** 9,980 $BFY.

**EGLD Pool:**

* 7.5 $EGLD in the pool.
* Participants share 6.75 $EGLD (90% of 7.5 $EGLD).
* 0.75 $EGLD would be split between the team (administrative costs) and BUFU NFT strength-stakers.

Rewards distribution based on staking:

* **Alice:** 6.75 $EGLD \* (10,000 / (10,000 + 9,980)) = 3.37538 $EGLD.
* **Bob:** 6.75 $EGLD \* (9,980 / (10,000 + 9,980)) = 3.37462 $EGLD.

<mark style="color:red;">45,000,000 $MEX would be burned.</mark>

***

#### **Day 3**

**Participants:** John.

**Contribution:**

* Alice contributes 0 batches.
* Bob contributes 0 batches.
* John contributes 33 batches (4.95 $EGLD + 29,700,000 $MEX).
* **Total $BFY Minted:** (assuming a 0.2% decrease from Day 2) \~9,960.2 $BFY.

**Rewards:**

* Alice: No BFY rewards
* Bob: No BFY rewards
* **John:** \~9,960.2 $BFY.

**EGLD Pool:**

* 4.95 $EGLD in the pool.
* Participants share 4.455 $EGLD (90% of 4.95 $EGLD).
* 0.495 $EGLD would be split between the team (administrative costs) and BUFU NFT strength-stakers.

Rewards distribution based on staking:

* **Alice:** 4.455 $EGLD \* (10,000 / (10,000 + 9,980 + 9,960.2)) = 1.48502 $EGLD.
* **Bob:** 4.455 $EGLD \* (9,980 / (10,000 + 9,980 + 9,960.2)) = 1.48486 $EGLD.
* **John:** 4.455 $EGLD \* (9,960.2 / (10,000 + 9,980 + 9,960.2)) = 1.48512 $EGLD.

<mark style="color:red;">29,700,000 $MEX would be burned.</mark>

***

### **After 517 days (and note that this number of days isn't arbitrary):**

Let's assume that Alice, Bob, and John DO NOT participate in the protocol anymore, so they would still have a fixed supply of $BFY (10,000 / 9,980 / 9,960.2 respectively). Additionally, let's presume that every day, there will be at least 10 batches from all users, totaling 1.5 $EGLD + 9,000,000 MEX per cycle. During each cycle, new $BFY tokens are issued into circulation.

Given these assumptions, after 517 days, the staked $BFY amounts of Alice, Bob, and John would represent less than 1% of the total $BFY in circulation, causing their rewards to diminish as time progresses. At this point, the circulating $BFY would be approximately 2,994,020.2 $BFY.

### Key Points

* Each cycle should last approximately 24 hours.
* A fixed quantity of $BFY should be minted each cycle, starting at 10,000 $BFY on Day 1 and decreasing by 0.2% daily.
* Users should contribute at least one batch per cycle to earn $BFY.
* &#x20;EGLD Pool Distribution: 90% of $EGLD contributions should be distributed to stakers, 5% should cover administrative costs, and 5% should go to BUFU NFT strength holders.
* All contributed tokens, except $EGLD, should be burned at the end of each cycle.
* $BFY rewards should be automatically staked unless claimed, which stops further $EGLD rewards until re-staked.
* &#x20;Over time, initial participants’ influence should diminish as the circulating supply increases through ongoing contributions and burns.


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