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# Sign mechanism
Each NFT owner determines how many pieces the rewards accumulated in the pool that day will be divided into by pressing the “daily sign” button once a day. This way the system operates with the participants' approval on a daily basis.
Each NFT can receive a reward only once per day.
If an account owns more than one NFT, it cannot perform the daily sign; only accounts that own a single NFT can make this signature.
The main reason for this is to encourage NFTs to be distributed across different wallets. This way the unique owner rate increases and the system's centralization risk decreases.
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