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# NFT Project Partnerships

#### What NFT collections does Tectonic currently support?

We currently support the[ Cronos Cruisers](https://cronoscruisers.com/) collection on Tectonic's vaults. We will open this feature up to more collections in the future.

#### Details on Cronos Cruisers NFT Staking:

* The multiplier boost is multiplicative against the NFT
* Maximum boost multiplier is 1.5x
* A maximum of 5 NFTs can be staked on any 1 maturity
* Each NFT can only boost 1 maturity
* There are different levels of rewards based on rarities (i.e. The rarer the NFT is, the higher the reward booster will be)&#x20;

The boosting power based on rarities is listed below:

| Rarity           | Legendary | Epic    | Rare    | Common   |
| ---------------- | --------- | ------- | ------- | -------- |
| Boost Multiplier | 0.2625x   | 0.1575x | 0.1050x | 0.05250x |

Formula for Final Boost Multiplier = Vault Multiplier \* (1 + min(1.5x, sum(NFT Boost Multiplier)))

*For example, if you stake one “Legendary”, one “Epic” and two “Rare” NFT onto your 12 Months Vault, the total Cronos Cruisers boost multiplier equals to: 0.2625x + 0.1575x + (2 \* 0.1050x) = 0.63x. Since the Vault Multiplier of 12 Months Vault is 6x, the final boost multiplier will be: 6 \* (1 + 0.63) = 9.78x.*


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