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# Rewarding Points

Start drive in the app. As you generate traces, points are rewarded.  The purpose of the points will be airdrop, token exchange and other utilities to come.

## Rewarding conditions

* Uploading dashcam recordings to get 50%+ reward boost.
* Basic point rewarding with driving.
* Boost upgrade and item to get 10% reward boost.

## NFT Holder 

A driver of NFT holder can maximize point rewarding.

## Engage driving

The SRC App gets ready to engage to a road when a user press "DRIVE" in the app.

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### When engaging in driving:

"DRIVE" -> GPS tracks user speed and locations&#x20;

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### Case of daily reward cap:

"DRIVE" -> GPS tracks user speed and locations.

When hit reward cap, stop rewarding and stop tire degradation -> Continue drive to extend drive path.

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