# Solar Frenzy

## What is Solar Frenzy? <a href="#id-7bc9" id="id-7bc9"></a>

Solar Frenzy is a jackpot game. A jackpot game is a game that features a rewards pool and a countdown timer. The final person to deposit into the rewards pool before the countdown timer hits 0 will win most of the rewards pool. The person to deposit the most into the rewards pool will also receive a share. However, when someone deposits the countdown timer increases. This gives another person the opportunity to become the final depositor.

So, it’s like a battle royale game! The last man standing wins most of the pot. Solar Frenzy will use Depleted Cells as it’s currency, giving external value to them. This does mean that your Reactor Value will decrease if you want to participate in Solar Frenzy… But winning the ULTIMATE jackpot prize from Solar Frenzy is more than worth it!

### Specifications Overview: <a href="#id-7671" id="id-7671"></a>

* Exchange Rate: 1 Frenzy = 1000, 2 Frenzy = 5000, 3 Frenzy = 10,000 (Depleted Cells)
* Starting Countdown Timer: 24 Hours
* Session Winner Reward: 70%
* Session Pity Reward\*: 30%
* Session Tax: 10%
* Minimum (Single) Buy: 1 Frenzy
* Maximum (Single) Buy: 3 Frenzy
* Countdown Boost Mechanism\*

### Session Winners <a href="#aaa3" id="aaa3"></a>

> In Solar Frenzy there are always 2 winners. The main winner is the Engineer who was the last to invest before the timer hit 0. The main winner wins 70% of the total amount available in the pot (after tax). The second winner is the Engineer who invested the most into the jackpot. The second winner wins 30% of the total amount available in the pot (after tax).

### Countdown Boost Mechanism <a href="#dd55" id="dd55"></a>

When an Engineer makes a deposit into Solar Frenzy, they increase the countdown timer’s time remaining. Depositing 1 Frenzy increases the countdown timer’s duration by 10 minutes, depositing 2 Frenzy increases the countdown timer’s duration by 25 minutes and depositing 3 Frenzy increases the countdown timer’s duration by 1 hour!


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