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Trava NFT Farming
Currently the users are provided with 5 vaults with minimum APR based on rarity as follows:
• Copper Vault: Minimum APR at 100%
• Silver Vault: Minimum APR at 150%
• Gold Vault: Minimum APR at 200%
• Diamond Vault: Minimum APR at 250%
• Crystal Vault: Minimum APR at 500%
Please note that APR can be changed according to NFT Marketplace conditions
Note that with each wallet, the maximum number of Trava Knight NFT that can be deposited in one vault is one Knight NFT. For example, if you have two Trava Knight NFTs of Gold, for example, you can only stake one of them into Gold Vault to farm and earn \$TRAVA rewards.
With Copper, Silver and Gold Vault, if NFT owners withdraw their NFTs within 7 days, the farming rewards will decrease by 10%.
Knights with a higher rarity can be deposited in vaults of a lower rarity. Continuing the example above, one of your Gold Knights can be deposited in Gold vault and the other can be deposited in either Copper vault or Silver vault and earn APR corresponding to those vaults.
Furthermore, for Knight NFTs put in Farming vaults, we shall use the "Polish Mechanism”. After depositing Knight NFTs in those vaults, users must check their Knights on a regular basis through the Farming site, which is considered a polishing action. If users never check their Knights, the Glossiness of their Knights will deteriorate, and the Farming rewards will drop. So, to maintain the rewards from Knight NFTs, NFT owners must perform "polishing" action, which means check their NFTs in the vaults regularly.

# Formula to calculate Farming rewards

The price of NFTs based on rarity to calculate farming rewards
At the early stage of our Farming Program, the price is estimated by Trava Team to ensure the APR mentioned above.
Rarity
Copper
Sliver
Gold
Diamond
Crystal
Distribution
60%
25%
10%
4.5%
0.5%
Price (TRAVA)
10,500
24,500
56,000
122,500
700,000
After the first stage, we will recalculate and update the price based on the price on the market, the initial price and the data analysis extracted from our NFT Marketplace.
How to calculate the rewards for Copper, Silver and Gold Vaults?
Each vault has a value called emissionPerSecond. This is a fixed amount that all depositors will be rewarded when they deposit NFT per second. Therefore, the fewer number of people staking NFT, the more rewards each staker will get.
How to calculate the rewards for Diamond and Crystal Vaults?
The Glossiness of each NFT starts off at 100%, but it gradually decreases over time, affecting the incentives received when users deposit their NFTs in the vault. Users must complete "Polishing" acts in order to receive 100% of the rewards.
The amount of reward from NFT polishing shall be calculated using 2 parameters: decayRate and decayInterval. Concretely, after a decayInterval (a certain amount of time), if the NFT is not polished, the rewards for the next decayInterval will be reduced (decayRate, calculated in % will decrease)
For example: decayInterval = 2 days and decayRate = 10% indicates that: every two days without polishing, the rewards of the next day will be reduced (due to the NFT glossiness). Hence, after 20 days, the amount of rewards for NFT will be 0.
If you stake NFT for a period t = 9, the amount of incentives that you probably get is 450 Trava (On average per day you will get 450/9 = 50). However, you have forgotten to polish for 9 days. Then, the amount of rewards you receive is only 370 Trava. The amount of incentive you get is described as below:
Day
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Minus Rewards
0%
0%
10%
10%
20%
20%
30%
30%
40%
Day
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Remaining Rewards(TRAVA)
50
50
45
45
40
40
35
35
30
The detailed calculation us as follows: (X is the rewards NFT depositor will receive after t days)
The average rewards each day NFT staker will receive:
$m = \frac{X}{t}$
Number of decayInterval that depositor have to go through:
$n = \frac{t}{decayInterval}$
The result of this calculation will be rounded down.
• If n <
$1$
, the rewards depositor will receive is: m
$*$
t = X
• If
$1$
$\le$
n
$\le$
$\frac{1}{decayInterval}$
The percentage of minus rewards you get at the end of decayInterval period:
$p = ( n - 1) *decayRate$
The total amount of incentives you will receive:
$m *[ (2 - p ) * n * \frac{decayInterval}{2} + (t - n * dacayInterval) * (1 - p - decayRate) ]$
• If
$\frac{1}{decayRate}$
< n:
The total amount of rewards you get:
$m * (\frac{1}{decayRate} + 1 )* \frac{decayInterval} {2}$
In the above example, we have X = 450, t = 9
We can calculate: m = 50, n = 4, p= 0.3
Put into the formula, we get:
$50 * [(2 - 0.3) * 4 * \frac{2}{2} + (9 - 4 * 2) * (1 -0.3 -0.1) ] = 370$