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# Liquidity Pool Dynamics
**An example: Let's say $1,000,000 is powering CORE, and assume each pool was created with 50 NFTs.**
* **Pool A** is = $600,000 or 60% of the TVL
* **Pool B** = $400,000 or 40% of the TVL
* Core's 1-month revenue = $100,000
* **Pool A** is attributed 60% or $60,000:
Split = 65% | 35% or $39,000 | $21,000
* **Pool B** is attributed 40% or $40,000:
Split = 65% | 35% or $26,000 | $14,000
Liquidity Pools
Tier 1
Tier 2
Tier 3
NFTs Staked
50
100
150
Split (UGS | User)
65% | 35%
55% | 45%
45% | 55%
In a PUBLIC POOL, creators can assign a "Whale Fee". This fee takes x% from their side of the split and the rest is proportionally split between those that provide liquidity in that pool.
Let's discuss specifics around claim periods and lockups. *Our EPOCHs are measured as 1 week.*
In order to ensure the stability of the liquidity pools we will ask liquidity providers to lock for certain durations.\
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NFT Default Lock Period: 1 Month
Liquidity Lock Period: 2 epochs
Fees are claimable once every epoch.\
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Community feedback is incredibly important to use in how these lockups will be determined and when they may be adjusted.
*Note: Increasing the NFT lockup period will add a bonus to the splits of your pool.*
The percent of fees generated attributed to a specific pool is equal to the pool's representation of CORE's Total Value Locked.