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# Profit-Sharing

Qzino’s profit-sharing model is designed to align players, token holders, and the platform through a transparent and sustainable revenue distribution system. By holding QZI tokens on the platform, users become eligible to receive a share of the platform’s revenue - without locking their assets or giving up flexibility.

At the center of this system is QZI Staking, a revenue-backed distribution mechanism powered directly by the platform’s real performance.

**How QZI Staking Works**

QZI Staking operates on a revenue-sharing model funded by the platform’s Net Gaming Revenue (NGR).

* 50% of the platform’s NGR generated in USDT is allocated to the staking pool
* The staking pool accumulates value continuously as platform activity grows
* From this pool, 3% of the total balance is distributed daily to QZI token holders

Daily rewards are distributed proportionally based on each user’s QZI balance at the time of distribution. The more QZI a user holds, the larger their share of the daily allocation.

This model ensures that rewards are directly linked to platform usage and long-term growth, rather than fixed emissions or inflationary token issuance.

**Daily Distribution Mechanics**

* Rewards are distributed once per day at 00:00 UTC
* A user’s QZI balance at that exact moment is used to calculate their reward share
* Changes to a user’s balance during the day do not affect that day’s allocation

This snapshot-based system allows users to freely move, use, or swap QZI tokens throughout the day.

**No Lock-Ups Required**

There is no requirement to lock or stake QZI tokens to participate in profit-sharing.

Simply holding QZI on your platform balance is enough to qualify for daily distributions. Users remain fully flexible and can:

* Play games
* Withdraw or swap tokens
* Participate in lotteries
* Use QZI across other platform features

All without losing eligibility for profit-sharing rewards.

Sustainable Reward Flow

Only 3% of the staking pool is distributed daily to ensure long-term sustainability.

This controlled release model:

* Prevents rapid depletion of the staking pool
* Maintains stable reward dynamics over time
* Allows the pool to grow continuously through ongoing NGR contributions

As platform activity increases, the staking pool grows accordingly - supporting consistent reward flow for QZI holders.

**When Rewards Begin**

Reward distribution will begin after the QZI Token Generation Event (TGE). Before TGE, the staking pool continues to accumulate funds from 50% of NGR from USDT and no rewards are distributed.

After TGE. daily distributions begin at 00:00 UTC and QZI balances at distribution time will determine reward allocation for evert user.

**Base Pool vs Boosted Pool**

Qzino introduces two reward tiers within the staking system:

Base Pool

All QZI holders automatically participate in the Base Pool. Rewards are calculated based on standard APR dynamics and require no additional conditions beyond holding QZI.

Boosted Pool

The Boosted Pool offers up to 3× higher APR compared to the Base Pool.

To access boosted rewards, users must collateralize their QZI balance through wagering activity, meeting minimum wagering requirements defined for the Boosted Pool.

* If requirements are fully met → boosted APR applies
* If partially met → rewards are calculated proportionally
* If not met → rewards default to Base Pool APR

Minimum wagering requirements will be announced closer to the QZI TGE to ensure clarity and accuracy.


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