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  • Ec³ overview
    • 1. The Pain Points to Resolve
    • 2. Ec³ Mission
    • 3. Product Summary
    • 4. Features of Ec³
    • 5. Roadmap
  • Developer
    • 1. Hardware (Ec³ Plug)
    • 2. Mobile APP
    • 3. Staking Dapp
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    • 1. Mining Steps
    • 2. Mining Reward
  • Tokenomic
    • 1. Ec³ Token ($ECT)
    • 2. Token Distribution
    • 3. Token Circulation
    • 4. Mining Reward
      • 4.1 Mining rewards distribution
      • 4.2 Reward Calculation
    • 5. Staking Reward
      • 5.1 Staking rewards distribution
      • 5.2 Reward distribution based on Staking Score
      • 5.3 Flexible stake ＆ Locked stake
      • 5.4 Calculation of staking score
      • 5.5 Staking for DAO
    • 6. Token Buyback
    • 7. Ec³ Credit
    • 8. Government Ec³ Token ($gECT)
  • product user guide
    • 1. Product User Guide
    • 2. Staking User Guide
  • FAQS
    • 1. Buy Ec³ Plug
    • 2. Reward and Withdrawal
    • 3. Energy and Miner Status
    • 4. The Cost of Ec Plug
    • 5. Break-even Period
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5.1 Staking rewards distribution

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Last updated 1 year ago

$ECT will set an incentive pool to reward users for their staking activities.

Each stream releases rewards indefinitely through the so-called ‘log distribution curve’ (see table below), meaning that each time rewards are distributed (e.g. daily or weekly), the total amount of rewards distributed will be slightly less (e.g. 99% previously allocated). Due to this method, the reward curve will never drop to 0 and will be maintained indefinitely.

The slight decrease in the amount of rewards is offset by the expected long-term increase in the market value of the $ECT token. Ec³ DAO can make decisions to increase the current reward amount in case the reward curve is too low."

staking rewards distribution