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# 6. Incentive and Reward Model
MYTH Protocol adopts a multi-dimensional incentive structure to promote network expansion and user participation:
#### Drive-to-Earn Model Participants install MYTHCAM devices, contributing driving data in exchange for $MYTH token rewards. This model converts everyday driving into an economic activity, creating a global data generation network.
#### Referral System Participants receive 20% of the dynamic output generated by their direct referrals, promoting organic community growth and network effects.
#### Team Contribution Rewards 60% of dynamic mining output is distributed among team networks based on hashpower contributions, fostering collaborative growth and sustainable expansion.
#### Global Performance BonusCommunity pools achieving specific milestones are rewarded with additional bonuses:
* * 1,000,000 $MYTH output: 60% of global bonus pool\
3,000,000 $MYTH output: 30% of global bonus pool\
5,000,000 $MYTH output: 10% of global bonus pool
This structure ensures that both individual contributors and community builders benefit from MYTH’s ecosystem development.
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