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# Card Power

🧠 **Card Power and Earning Mechanism Explanation**\
The platform adopts a card power system as the core incentive mechanism, where all cards can participate in generating platform tokens. The card's rarity and combination strategies determine the overall power level and earning efficiency. Detailed power values will be announced before relevant gameplay iterations.

🔹 **Power Rules**

* All cards have basic power and can be inserted into power decks to participate in generating platform tokens.
* **Non-On Chain Cards**: Can participate in the power system but cannot be traded or verified.
* **Minted Cards (NFT)**: Besides providing power, they can freely circulate and possess on-chain ownership attributes.

🔹 **Rarity and Power Range**

| Rarity           | LV  | Basic Hashrate Range |
| ---------------- | --- | -------------------- |
| Normal           | N   | （TBA）                |
| Advanced         | A   | （TBA）                |
| Superior         | S   | （TBA）                |
| Super Rare       | SR  | （TBA）                |
| Super Super Rare | SSR | （TBA）                |

🔹 **Power Deck Mechanism**\
Users can activate a power deck and, through strategic combinations, insert their obtained digital cards to trigger platform token incentives. The total power will determine the daily output efficiency. The rules for power decks and detailed power values will be announced before the relevant gameplay iterations.


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