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# Core Mine

"Core mine" is an important support for TIA value and the "core" of the Theia world. The platform will reward a large number of TIA tokens to motivate market makers.

## 1.TIA token distribution mode of "core mine pool"

Take Theia on BSC as an example, and refer to DAPP display for details：

1. Total allocation: 11,159,655.8484, accounting for 11%% of the total;
2. Mine cycle: 1080 days, decaying by 10% every 90 days.
3. Initial block production: 0.6TIA

## 2.Dispatch spaceship

1. Each mine pool supports up to 4 spaceships (including 2 free card slots) to participate in mining. Lptoken and spaceship (at least one) must be mortgaged or dispatched at the same time before mining. The higher the level of dispatched ship, the higher the transport capacity and the more mining income.
2. The spacecraft can be recalled at any time after being dispatched in the core mine.

## 3.Mining income

Mining income can be collected at any time, and 80% of it will enter the user's wallet address; 20% enter the user's "spaceship account", and this part of TIA can only be used to buy space magic box.


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