StarSharks (SSS) price 

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StarSharks doesn’t provide any information about its team on its website. The only available piece of information is from an AMA in which the project’s CMO Vanessa (last name unknown) said that the team has a strong background in game and smart contract development.

StarSharks lists reputable investors like 3Commas Capital, Binance, and DAO Maker, and has raised $4.8 million in a private funding round.

StarSharks stresses two main highlights of its product.

First is its built-in leasing system that makes the StarSharks platform more accessible to players that cannot afford an NFT. It lowers the player entry barriers and allows players that can not buy the required three shark NFTs to play StarSharks. Users can list their StarShark NFTs for lease and customize days of rental and expected earnings. Players can lease a maximum of three NFTs at once, while owners can rent out an unrestricted amount of NFTs. Earnings from in-game activity are split between both parties.

Furthermore, StarSharks boasts an innovative profit-sharing system that aims to strengthen community growth. Profits can be shared in two ways: as referrers and as stakers.

Players can refer new players with an invitation code and receive a share of the referred party for 30 days. Rewards are paid out in BNB, SEA and SSS, with the proportion depending on the referred player’s activity in the ecosystem.

Stakers share most of the platform’s earnings, which come from two sources:

• 30% of SSS that are spent on NFTs are redistributed to stakers.
• Each NFT trade incurs a 4.25% fee charged in BNB. 70% of the fees collected are redistributed to stakers.

You can choose the lockup period of your SSS tokens, which can be between one month and four years. Staking rewards are paid out every week. In the future, SSS stakers will also be able to participate in community governance, with voting power proportional to their amount of staked SSS tokens.

StarSharks will feature five games in total:

• A simple PvE and PvP shark battle game, where players can earn SEA utility tokens.
• A shark-raising simulation that allows players to breed new NFT sharks.
• A StarSharks Land game, where players can build and trade virtual shark real estate.
• A Shark Racing game that will be a 3D third-person parkour racing game.
• A StarSharks Card game, which will be a turn-based strategy card game.

StarSharks is powered by a dual-token model, with SSS as its governance token and SEA as the in-game token that functions as a utility token. SSS has a total supply of 100 million and is distributed as follows:

• Angel financing (5%): four-month lockup, quarterly release over 11 quarters.
• Private round (9%): three-month lockup, second-by-second release over 11 quarters.
• Team (15%): six-month lockup, 5% after the first six months, 5% after 12 months, 15% bi-annually thereafter.
• Liquidity Pool (1%)
• Marketing (3%)
• Collect to Earn (61%): to be in full circulation over ten years
• Company Reserve (5%)

SSS is a BEP-20 token on Binance Smart Chain (BSC).

BSC is secured using a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. 21 validators are elected every 24 hours to validate transactions and maintain the blockchain’s security. These validators have to stake a certain amount of Binance Coin (BNB) with Binance to be eligible.

StarSharks lists an audit by Certik on its site.

SSS is available on LBank, Pancakeswap (V2), Bitget, BTCEX, MEXC, XT.COM, and CoinW.

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