Reward System
Our reward system uses a sophisticated mathematical model to calculate tokens based on riding behavior, subscription tier, user details, and system constraints. The following framework explains how various factors combine to determine rewards.
Ride Quality Assessment
The system evaluates each ride using several key metrics:
Driving Score
Your driving behavior is quantified through a driving score that considers duration and phone interaction:
Where:
TD = Time driven (duration of ride)
NoT = Number of touches (phone interactions)
DS = Driving score (0-1)
Other variables represent system constants
This creates a score that rewards longer rides with minimal phone interaction.
Base Credit Calculation
The system converts your driving score to base credits using a polynomial function:
Distance and Time Factors
Your ride's distance and duration affect rewards through these relationships:
Where:
KMD = Kilometers driven
KMM = Kilometer multiplier
TM = Time multiplier
Progressive Reward Structure
Subscription Benefits
Your subscription tier determines two critical parameters:
Lite
X*km
Y*km
1.0
Plus
3X*km
3Y*km
1.5
Pro
7X*km
3Y*km
2.0
Distance-Based Decay Model
The reward rate changes based on accumulated daily distance according to:
For position p km in daily riding:
If p < F: Multiplier = 1.0 (full rewards)
If p ≥ F:
Segment number = 1 + ⌊(p-F)/R⌋
Decay factor = 0.5^(Segment number)
Where:
F = First segment size (varies by subscription)
R = Regular segment size (varies by subscription)
Comprehensive Reward Calculation
The complete mathematical model combines all these factors:
Segment-Based Analysis
For each segment i that a ride spans:
Where:
M = Subscription multiplier
C = Touch count penalty derived from driving score
d_i = Distance within segment i
B = Base token rate derived from ride quality
p_i = Position at segment start = T + ∑(j=0 to i-1) d_j
T = Total distance already ridden today
Total Reward
System-Wide Balance
To maintain economic balance, a final adjustment ensures proportional distribution:
Key System Benefits
This mathematical framework creates several important behaviors:
Safe riding is rewarded through the driving score calculation
Higher subscription tiers receive both higher multipliers and larger full-reward segments
Phone interactions reduce rewards through the driving score mechanism
Consistent daily riding is incentivized over occasional long rides
The system maintains economic balance while preserving relative reward proportions
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