> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wlos.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wlos.dev/staking-pools.md).

# Staking Pools

### Pool Tiers

WLOS has three staking pools, each offering a unique balance of lock time and reward share:

| Pool Name   | Lock Period | Pool Share % | Bonus Access                |
| ----------- | ----------- | ------------ | --------------------------- |
| 7-Day Pool  | 7 Days      | 20%          | Small Reward Boost          |
| 30-Day Pool | 30 Days     | 30%          | Better Reward Boost         |
| 90-Day Pool | 90 Days     | 50%          | Highest Boost + Bonus Packs |

The total staking pool is filled through transaction taxes and ecosystem activity.

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### Dynamic Rewards System

Staking rewards are calculated based on:

* Your staked amount
* Duration of stake
* Pool inflow during your staking period

Rewards are accumulated daily, and users can claim at the end of their lock period.

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### Claim Options

At the end of the staking period, users can:

1. Claim Rewards in WLOS
2. Choose a Discounted Pack using their yield

   → Higher tiers = greater discounts

> 💡 *This gives stakers more value and the option to reinvest into the ecosystem through Farmers.*

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### How the pool works

Each day:

* Inflow from ecosystem activity (buy/sell tax) is recorded
* 40% of all tax volume is added to the Staking Pool
* Distributed proportionally across all active stakes at the time


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