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# Planets
* There are only four extraordinary **planets** as **NFTs,** with unique names and characteristics. They are the most valuable NFTs in the game! **Optimus**, **Pandora**, **Altair**, **Miranda , Vega.**
* **Primary owners of the planets can earn profit in three ways :**
1. **Staking**
* Based on the ROI table, owners of staking planets can earn profit for 3 months, 6 months, and a year (considering the original cost of purchase)
**2**. **Participation in the project**
* Az shown in the table above, owners, the game, and the company receive different profit percentages, and owners will receive 30% of all claim fees by participating in the project (the numbers in the table are based on 1000 claims per month)
* *NOTE*: You can withdraw and receive interest monthly in your participation plan, but if you want to stop the process of participation and receive interest sooner than one month, you can not contribute or stake until 10 days later. Profit and NFT cannot be withdrawn from the stake plan until the period id over.
**3. Claim box Profit**
When players claim their rewards, planet owners will receive a refund of 30% of the gas fee.
A 60 percent portion of the claim-boxing gas fee process goes to the Play-to-Earn ecosystem.
The company receives 10% of the claim boxing's gas fee.
| Planet | Price | Staking reward for 3 month | Staking reward for 6 month | Staking reward for 1 Years |
| :----------------------------------------------------------: | :-----: | :------------------------: | :------------------------: | :------------------------: |
| [**Optimus**](/whitepaper-space-six/nfts/planets/optimus.md) | 51,000$ | 16% | 35% | 75% |
| [**Pandora**](/whitepaper-space-six/nfts/planets/pandora.md) | 39,000$ | 15% | 32% | 70% |
| [**Altair**](/whitepaper-space-six/nfts/planets/altair.md) | 28,900$ | 14% | 30% | 65% |
| [**Miranda**](/whitepaper-space-six/nfts/planets/miranda.md) | 19640$ | 13% | 28% | 62% |
| [**Vega**](/whitepaper-space-six/nfts/planets/vega.md) | 14,870$ | 12% | 26% | 60% |
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