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# Player Creator Rewards

200M Glitter Tokens (20%) are dedicated to rewarding our players who create in the Million on Mars Metaverse.<br>

This 20% was previously ear marked for Staking Rewards, but we have always been cautious about the Staking side of Tokenomics, and have decided to firmly press forward with our Structured UGC disruption of game development.

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These player creations are mostly coming from our players using the Game Design Editor (GDE) and creating new Missions, Leaderboards, Hex Mini Games or new Crafting Chains.\
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Additionally players will be rewarded for creating new images via our partnership with Scenario as well as creative efforts.\
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This page will be getting much more clear and detailed updates on how and what it takes to get Glitter Rewards from creating and developing the Million on Mars Metaverse!\ <br>


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