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# vMPR

***How it works***

 Our treasury earns yield revenue from farming, trading, spot holdings, and much more! 

-50% of all the yield generated from our treasury each month, is deposited into the Tinder Staking Pool for the upcoming month. 

-The Tinder dApp displays a preliminary **vMPR** based on total deposited farming revenue, divided by the total circulating supply of <mark style="color:red;">$OBURN</mark>. This gives a "worse case scenario" rate of return. Obviously not every single circulating <mark style="color:red;">$OBURN</mark> will be deposited, so once the three day deposit window closes, the **vMPR** is recalculated based on the amount of <mark style="color:red;">$OBURN</mark> deposited to show that month's updated, higher MPR.

-Over the course of the 30 day staking lock, the rewards are distributed. At the end of the 30 day staking lock, all stakers are ejected from the staking pool, new rewards are deposited, and **vMPR** is recalculated. Then a new three day staking window opens up!


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