📐NFT Data
NFT Level Data
After converting the upgrade cost, it will be deducted at $WORD, with the reference price being the average price of the previous day.
As the level increases, the computing power increases, the consumption ratio decreases, and the upgrade cooldown time becomes longer.
NFT Level Detailed Chart
1
10
0.6
$600
24
2
40
0.5
$1,200
96
3
160
0.4
$2,200
192
4
640
0.35
$8,200
312
5
2,560
0.3
Series Computing Power Comparision ( Red Series V.S. Blue)
We are using SSR as an example in the chart below
1-2
50-110
0.5-0.5
10-40
0.6-0.5
2-3
110-240
0.5-0.4
40-160
0.5-0.4
3-4
240-500
0.4-0.3
160-640
0.4-0.35
4-5
500-1020
0.3-0.3
640-2560
0.35-0.3
Rarity Data
The higher the rarity, the greater the computing power at the same level (except for level 1 NFTs).
Please note that in the Blue NFT series, rarity does not reduce the upgrade cooldown time.
The formula to increase computing power with rarity is as follows:
Where k is the rarity computing power coefficient, N is the NFT level (N≥2), and the result is rounded up to the nearest whole number
For example, the computing power of a level 4 SR NFT with k=3.98 and N=4 is calculated as follows:
So, the computing power would be approximately 636.
The chart below provides an overview of NFT rarities (R, SR, SSR, and Soul) with data on their initial durability, probability of obtaining, computing power coefficient (k), and computing power at different levels (Lv1 to Lv5).
Initial Durability
45
50
55
60
20
Probability of Obtaining from Blind Box
80%
12%
6%
2%
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Computing Power Coefficient (k)
3.7
3.89
3.98
4
Lv1 Computing Power
10
10
10
10
Lv2 Computing Power
37
38
39
40
Lv3 Computing Power
148
155
159
160
Lv4 Computing Power
592
623
636
640
Lv5 Computing Power
2368
2494
2547
2560
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