# The Problem with Miners

Imagine working in a special mine with valuable crystals. Starting early means more gems, but latecomers get fewer. **Those with larger mines get higher rewards**, and soon, new crystals appear so much that old and new are not special anymore. ***This is like traditional mining contracts**;* It's inflation gone wild!

We're changing this, aiming for fairness and balance. Traditional miners aren’t a fair game, but smart people in the SCC are making it fairer for everyone!

<mark style="color:yellow;">**The Polygon Land Solution**</mark>

Our mine has a fixed buy-in rate for hiring new miners. This keeps the number of crystals that could be bought static, which is better for everyone. To balance things out further, we're introducing a rule – if someone gets more than 50% of their invested crystals back, they must give back a small part as a tax and lose some of their total miners. This helps fix the unfairness where bigger miner holders get even more rewards.

\ <mark style="color:yellow;">**But what do we do with this tax?**</mark>&#x20;

We take half of it and remove it from circulation – it's like taking some miners out of the game, further reducing inflation.&#x20;

The other half is exciting – it goes into the **"Reflection Burn Lottery."** This is like a special game where you can win even more miners!&#x20;

So, we are stopping unfair advantages and allowing investors to win whale holdings to grow their crystal collection. This way, we're making the mine a fair and exciting place for everyone to be a part of.&#x20;


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