$PIXEL #pixel Farm Land NFT gives you a staking boost. Most people know that. Almost nobody has looked at the actual formula behind it.
Here it is.
STAKING POWER = STAKED + [NUM_LANDS × min(STAKED × 10%, 100,000)]
Each Farm Land NFT adds 10% of your staked pixel to your staking power. But that boost is capped at 100,000 pixel per land. To hit that cap on a single NFT you would need 1,000,000 pixel taked.
This means the formula rewards mid-sized stakers more efficiently than whales.
If you have 100,000 pixelaked and one land your staking power becomes 110,000.
Ten percent boost, full benefit extracted. If you have 2,000,000 pixelked and one land your boost is capped at 100,000 regardless. The additional stake beyond 1,000,000 gets no land multiplier from that NFT.
The design implication is clear. More lands equal more boost potential. But each land needs enough stake behind it to reach the cap before adding another one makes mathematical sense.
This is not passive yield. It is an optimization problem. The players who understand the formula will extract significantly more staking power than those who do not from identical token holdings.
I am still watching whether this complexity filters out casual stakers or just creates an information advantage for those willing to read the carefully enough.
Did you know the formula before today — and does it change how you think about your land strategy?
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