# Blast Rewards

## Yield and Points

Calculations are based on a time-weighted average of the time it was in the lock and relative to the $ value of the deposit, specific to the currency that was locked.

#### Yield Quantities

* ETH: `14.198507427192479966`
* WETH: `5.349481270614008950` 
* USDB: `23858.506606245484292314`

#### Available Points

Total Points: 

* `657534924.3594637`

Proportions: 

* USDB: `52471286.9639` 
* WETH: `179375527.365` 
* ETH: `425688110.03`

#### Calculation Methodology

$$
M\_i = \left( \frac{t\_i^{1.1}}{\sum\_{j=1}^{n}t\_j^{1.1}} \right) + 1
$$

$$
p\_i = BP\_i \times \frac{q \cdot M\_i}{\sum\_{j=1}^{n}q\_j \cdot M\_j}
$$

Where:

* $$M\_i​$$ is the multiplier.
* $$t\_i​$$ is the total time locked
* $$q$$ is the quantity of token locked.
* $$n$$ is the total number of locks for a given token.
* $$BP\_i​$$ is the total amount of Blast points or the Blast yield distributed for the particular token $$i$$ (e.g. USDB, ETH, WETH).

Notes:

* $$\sum\_{j=1}^{n}$$ $$t\_j^{1.1}$$ = `4632607493.0` 
* $$\sum\_{j=1}^{n}$$ $$q\_j\*M\_j$$ = `17422.0012302952` 
* $$t\_i$$ = `1711491600` -`block.timestamp`

## Gold

Calculations are similar to yield and points, however gold also takes into consideration the intended lock time chosen by the user. Therefore a bonus modifier is allocated to those who had locked for longer (up to 90 days, with 30 being the minimum).

#### Calculation Methodology

$$
M\_i = \left( \frac{t\_i^{1.1}}{\sum\_{j=1}^{n}t\_j^{1.1}} + \frac{d\_i^{1.15}}{\sum\_{j=1}^{n}d\_j^{1.15}} \right) + 1
$$

$$
p\_i = BG\_i \times \frac{q \cdot M\_i}{\sum\_{j=1}^{n}q\_j \cdot M\_j}
$$

Where:

* $$M\_i​$$ is the multiplier.
* $$t\_i​$$ is the total time locked
* $$d\_i​$$ is the total intended lock time
* $$q$$ is the quantity of token locked.
* $$n$$ is the total number of locks for a given token.
* $$BG\_i​$$ is the total amount of Blast gold distributed for the particular token $$i$$ (e.g. USDB, ETH, WETH).


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