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# Slime Rush

is a monthly reward program that distributes 1M SLIME to players based on their monthly points earned via various in-game activities.

# Eligible Game Modes

Players are granted with Slime Rush Points based on their activities on following game modes:

  • Competitive Races
  • Mega Races
  • Microwave

# Earning Points

Game Mode Base Points per Rank/Action Potential Base Points Multipliers Cost Multiplier Limits
Competitive 1 1 up to 10 Slime Boost
(1 to 10x)		 x1 for every
200 SLIME used		 Top 10 Races
per snail per day
Mega Race 0.5 0.5 up to 32 - - -
Microwave 5 5 - x1 for every
200 SLIME used		 -

Example: If a snail with 5 slime boost finishes a 500 Slime entry competitive race as a 1st place where 7 snails were attended, the snail collects 7 base points multiplied by 5 (slime boost value) and 2.5 (cost 500/200) = 87,5 points from that single race.

# Leaderboards

  • Player and snail leaderboards are available via Slime Rush menu.
  • Players can track their snails' current points on Snails Tab.
  • Estimated rewards are displayed with respect to player points. Keep in mind that these value may change as players earn more points.
  • Players can collect points for a month in between first and last minute of a month in UTC. Races must end with in that month to count towards the final points.

# Reward Distribution

  • At the end of each month, rewards will be determined with quadratic distribution.
  • Players can use in-game claim menu to claim the rewards.
  • Multiple month rewards can be claimable in a single-tx.
\text{Amount} = k \times (\text{Points})^2

The constant k adjusts the scale of the distribution to match the total amount of rewards available for the distribution where n represents the number of users;

\text{SumOfSquares} = \sum_{i=1}^{n} (\text{Points}_i)^2
k = \frac{\text{TotalAmount}}{\text{SumOfSquares}}
# What is the 10 top race limit for competitive racing?

For a single racing day(UTC), a snail can collect points from its top 10 performances from competitive racing. At the end of the day only top 10 scores of that snail is counted for the final result.

# Why is the distribution model is quadratic instead of linear?

This model indicates that as the number of points increases, the amount received increases quadratically, leading to a faster growth rate in the amount allocated to players with higher points. Thus, using a single account/wallet is being incentivized.