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# GGT Earning

### **How to earn GGT?**

When users move outdoors with their NFT Sneakers, they can chose to earn GGT by pressing the corresponding toggle.&#x20;

### **What affects GGT Earnings?**

GGT earnings are affected by the following factors:

1. Sneaker Type, Level, Efficiency Attribute value, Quality.
2. Efficiency Gem Level and corresponding Socket Quality.
3. Energy consumed.
4. Fitness Level.

### **How to increase the Daily Earning Cap?** <a href="#daily-earning-cap" id="daily-earning-cap"></a>

* Users begin with a 5/5 Daily GGT Cap.
* The cap peaks at 155/155GGT.
* The Daily Token Cap can be increased by levelling up Sneakers.
* **Users can permanently increase the GGT cap beyond 300/300 by burning Gems**. The system will calculate automatically the GGT cap can increase once the user selects the Gems to burn.


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