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# Daily Ranking

Every day, at 17:00 UTC, the rankings will be reset and statistics will begin within 24 hours.

There are 3 ranking prizes, each ranking will list the top 50 users participating in SingSing's main activities as follows:

#### **Earnings:**

The top 50 users with the highest $Sing Earning from Singing, Vote and Earn activities of the day

#### Total Score:

The top of 50 users with the highest total score of AI scoring of the day

#### Hi-Score:

The top of 50 users with the highest AI scores of the day

### How are the prizes calculated?

Based on the statistics of the number of users per day, SingSing will offer a ranking reward pool. From there, the user has a reward of the ratio extracted from that pool as follows:

| Position | Ranking Pool Reward Rate |
| -------- | ------------------------ |
| 1        | 6.00%                    |
| 2        | 5.00%                    |
| 3        | 4.00%                    |
| 4        | 3.00%                    |
| 5        | 3.00%                    |
| 6        | 3.00%                    |
| 7        | 3.00%                    |
| 8        | 3.00%                    |
| 9        | 3.00%                    |
| 10       | 3.00%                    |
| 11       | 1.60%                    |
| 12       | 1.60%                    |
| 13       | 1.60%                    |
| 14       | 1.60%                    |
| 15       | 1.60%                    |
| 16       | 1.60%                    |
| 17       | 1.60%                    |
| 18       | 1.60%                    |
| 19       | 1.60%                    |
| 20       | 1.60%                    |
| 21       | 1.60%                    |
| 22       | 1.60%                    |
| 23       | 1.60%                    |
| 24       | 1.60%                    |
| 25       | 1.60%                    |
| 26       | 1.60%                    |
| 27       | 1.60%                    |
| 28       | 1.60%                    |
| 29       | 1.60%                    |
| 30       | 1.60%                    |
| 31       | 1.60%                    |
| 32       | 1.60%                    |
| 33       | 1.60%                    |
| 34       | 1.60%                    |
| 35       | 1.60%                    |
| 36       | 1.60%                    |
| 37       | 1.60%                    |
| 38       | 1.60%                    |
| 39       | 1.60%                    |
| 40       | 1.60%                    |
| 41       | 1.60%                    |
| 42       | 1.60%                    |
| 43       | 1.60%                    |
| 44       | 1.60%                    |
| 45       | 1.60%                    |
| 46       | 1.60%                    |
| 47       | 1.60%                    |
| 48       | 1.60%                    |
| 49       | 1.60%                    |
| 50       | 1.60%                    |


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