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# Algorithm Description

According to this algorithm, the Moonshot Journey's earnings system can be broken down into four components: Moonshot Thrust, Orbital Stability Earnings, Interstellar Exploration Earnings, and Cargo Release Decay. Let's discuss these components with examples to better understand how the algorithm works.

## Moonshot Thrust:

Moonshot Thrust (S\_in) are calculated using the following formula:

***S\_in = A × 3***

Where: \
S\_in: Moonshot Thrust\
A: Individual thrust investment ($)

***S\_in = T× 4***

Where: \
S\_in: Moonshot Thrust\
T: Amount corresponding to TTM ($)

## Orbital Stability Earnings:

Orbital Stability Earnings (S\_static) are calculated using the following formula:

***S\_static = A × 1%***

Where: \
S\_static: Orbital Stability Earnings ($) \
A: Individual thrust investment ($)

## Interstellar Exploration Earnings:

### a) Gravitational Slingshot:

Gravitational Slingshot Earnings (S\_direct) are calculated using the following formula:

***S\_direct = (D\_individual / D\_total) × M\_static\_total × 50% × 20%***

Where: \
S\_direct: Gravitational Slingshot Earnings (token) \
D\_individual: Individual Direct Thrust \
D\_total: Total Network Direct Thrust \
M\_static\_total: Total Network Static Mining Amount (token)

### b) Moonshot Fleet income:

Moonshot Fleet income (S\_team) are calculated using the following formula:

***S\_team = (T\_individual / T\_total) × M\_static\_total × 50% × 80%***

Where: \
S\_team: Moonshot Fleet income (token) \
T\_individual: Individual Team Thrust \
T\_total: Total Network Team Thrust \
M\_static\_total: Total Network Static Mining Amount (token)\
(When the Moonshot Thrust (S\_in) is less than 9000, the Moonshot Fleet income (S\_team) is increased by 100%. When the Moonshot Thrust (S\_in) is more than 9000 but less than 30000, the Moonshot Fleet income (S\_team) is increased by 120%. When the Moonshot Thrust (S\_in) is greater than 30000, the Moonshot Fleet income (S\_team) is increased by 150%.)

## Cargo Release Decay:

The individual thrust after withdrawal (S\_after\_withdraw) is calculated using the following formula:

***S\_after\_withdraw = (S\_in) - W***

Where: \
S\_after\_withdraw: The individual thrust after withdrawal \
S\_in: Moonshot Thrust\
W: Withdrawal amount ($) <br>

**Using these formulas, you can calculate your earnings and thrust adjustments in various aspects of the Moonshot Journey. Remember to keep track of your investments and earnings to maximize your returns in this exciting journey!**

**Risk Warning: When participating in the innovative Moon Mission, a decentralized finance project, please be sure to heed the following risk warnings:**

1. Use only spare funds to participate and avoid unnecessary anxiety.
2. Decentralized finance projects may face price fluctuations and market uncertainties. When engaging in the Moon Mission, ensure you have the mental fortitude to handle potential risks. Stay calm and rational.
3. After thoroughly understanding the project background, risks, and potential returns, cautiously assess your risk tolerance and make informed investment decisions. Wishing you successful investments!


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