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  • Introduction
  • About Yay!
    • About Yay!
    • Yay!’s Key Features
    • Purpose
  • Tokenomics
    • Tokenomics Overview
    • YAY (Governance Token)
    • EMPLE (Utility Token)
    • Yay! Genesis (NFT)
      • Yay! Dashboard
      • Pal Minting
      • Difference in Expected Rewards Between Marketplace and Pool
    • Yay! Pal (NFT)
      • Community Contributions
      • Pal Life Spans and Beyond
      • Pal Strength and Rarity
      • Pal Races
      • Items and Effects
    • How Value is Focused to YAY
    • Legal Tender Revenue: Advertising and VIP Fees, etc.
    • Pal Purchases as the Driver of Tokenomics
    • The Reason Why Yay! Takenomics Can Be Sustainable
  • Information
    • Off-Chain and On-Chain Tokens
    • YAY Allocations
    • YAY Token Sales
    • EMPLE Allocations
    • Roadmap
    • Operating Policy
    • Our Team
  • Update
    • 2024-12-09 Yay! Mission Challenge for Genesis Holders
    • 2024-12-18: Pal Reward Adjustment and Yay! Gold Backfill
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Difference in Expected Rewards Between Marketplace and Pool

  • When Genesis adds to the Pal supply, they can choose whether to sell Pals on the in-app marketplace or add them to the pool.

  • The price at which Pals are sold on the marketplace will be affected by market supply and demand, but ultimately Genesis holders can set the price themselves. However, the risk that Genesis holders face is being left with an oversupply of Pals if they are unable to sell them.

  • Genesis holders can hedge the risk above by adding Pals instead to the pool, and they can also expect YAY rewards in return.

  • No matter which case, users who continue to mint Pals can get more YAY rewards.

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