Social Match Staking

In Match, NFT staking is the only way to earn RFG early on, serving as both a reward and incentive for NFT holders.

1. Match NFT Staking

Match sets up three types of NFT staking pools: Single NFT pool, Pair NFT pool, and Group NFT pool. This variety of NFT gameplay encourages active user interaction and increases the social activity of the product. The details are as follows:

Single NFT pool: Users stake a single NFT to mine, yielding stable but lower annualized returns.

Pair NFT pool: Users stake two NFTs in pairs, in any combination (e.g., α and β, α and γ, β and γ), yielding higher annualized returns than the single pool.

Group NFT pool: Users stake three NFTs simultaneously (α, β, γ), yielding the highest annualized returns among the three pools.

2. Where to Participate in Social Match?

Due to the differing yields of the NFT pools, the Match platform encourages users to find teammates on the Match Plaza page to stake together, which in turn forms a network of social relationships.

The Match Plaza is the central scene for users to engage in Social Match (social matching). Here, users can find suitable teammates, communicate through social tools, and negotiate joint NFT staking to increase yield rates.

If a user holds an αNFT, they can find teammates who hold β or γNFTs. Through negotiation, one person can provide an αNFT, and another can provide a γNFT, and together they enter the Pair NFT pool for mining. Users can even find more teammates to form a group for mining. Whether a single user holds multiple NFTs or invites teammates to form a group, the yield rate remains the same; the only difference lies in the method of entry.

3. Exit logic

Exit from a single NFT pool:

Users who hold a complete set of 3 different NFTs can exit at any time, with immediate deposit and withdrawal of 100% of the yields.

Exit from a Pair NFT pool:

1. Users who hold 2 different NFTs follow the same exit logic as the single NFT pool.

2. To exit, users must communicate with their teammates via internal messaging or social tools. The user clicks the exit button, and the teammate can choose to agree or refuse. If the teammate refuses, the user can click force exit or negotiate further. If the teammate agrees to exit, 5% of the user's yields will be deducted for the teammate's benefit; If the teammate refuses, the user may force exit after deducting 10% of its yields for the teammate's benefit.

Exit from a Group NFT pool:

1. Users who hold 3 NFTs can exit at any time, with immediate deposit and withdrawal of yields.

2. Users who hold 2 NFTs and find a teammate follow the same exit logic as the double NFT pool.

3. Users who hold 1 NFT and find 2 teammates can send messages to both teammates. If either teammate agrees, the user can exit with 5% of its yields as the penalty to be distributed to the remaining teammates based on their weight (Considering β with a weight of 1.2 and γ with 1.3, β receives 1.2/2.5 of the penalty yields). If both teammates refuse, the user pays a 10% of its yields as the penalty.