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# 4.2 Reward Calculation

## Mining Reward Calculation Logic

Your mining rewards are calculated based on a composite logic that involves the multiplication of three key factors, which we refer to as the "Composite Multiplier." This Composite Multiplier is derived from the following individual multipliers:

1. **Multiplier 1 (Mining Hardware)**
2. **Multiplier 2 (Load Balancing Electricity Usage)**
3. **Multiplier 3 (Adoption of New Products)**

## Detailed Explanation

#### **Multiplier 1 (Mining Hardware)**

* **Premium Multiplier**: If you have both the Cube device and a whitelisted energy storage battery, you will receive the a higher multiplier (1.2). Our system distinguishes devices through Bluetooth identification, ensuring that only certified whitelisted energy storage batteries can activate the premium multiplier.
* **Standard Multiplier**: If you possess the Cube device with a non-whitelisted energy storage battery, you will receive a standard multiplier (1). Although slightly lower than the premium multiplier, we still value your engagement with our mining ecosystem.

####

#### **Multiplier 2 (Load Balancing Electricity Usage)**

* **Peak hour:** If you use energy storage devices during peak electricity usage hours, you will receive a higher reward multiplier (1.35). This is to encourage you to charge the energy storage devices during off-peak electricity hours and to discharge the devices during peak usage hours.
* **Valley hour:** During alley hou,r using energy storage devices will result in a lower reward multiplier (0.5). We encourage you to charge the energy storage devices during these off-peak hours rather than utilizing them. By doing so, you can help alleviate pressure on the power grid.

| **Time** | **Type** | **Consumption factor** |
| -------- | -------- | ---------------------- |
| 0—8      | Valley   | 0.5                    |
| 8—10     | Off-Peak | 1                      |
| 10—12    | Peak     | 1.35                   |
| 12—14    | Off-Peak | 1                      |
| 14—19    | Peak     | 1.35                   |
| 19—21    | Off-Peak | 1                      |
| 21—24    | Valley   | 0.5                    |

####

#### **Multiplier 3 (Adoption of New Products)**

* **Dual Product Multiplier**: If you own both the Cube V1 and Cube V2 products, you will receive an additional multiplier (1.3). This incentivizes users to experience our new products and enjoy a more comprehensive service.
* **Single Product Multiplier**: If you own only one of the products, you will receive a basic multiplier (1). We encourage you to consider purchasing the other product to benefit from a higher multiplier.

## Mining Reward

According to the mining reward distribution model, you can obtain mining rewards based on the score within each round cycle. The specific calculation method is as follows:

$$
Ri(x) = RewardingAmount \* Si（x） / Σ S（x)
$$

The ECT reward obtained by user i in round x is: RewardingAmount multiplied by the score of user i in that round, divided by the total score of all users in that round.


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