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# House of Pluto (HOP)

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The House of Pluto (HOP) is a system that provides a clear pathway of ascension for Scholars to rise to the rank of Uprising Manager, potentially earning sponsorships from Sponsors.

Uprising Managers can grow alongside quality Managers, and become asset owners of a roster of BTMs. They can then accelerate their earnings by renting out these BTMs to Scholars through the Rental System, reaping a percentage of the rewards through $GIA Farming and Crafting.

## How does it work?

When a Sponsor inputs funds, they can allocate their funds into two types of pools, the A Pool and the B Pool.

#### **A Pool: BTM Rental**

Funds will be automatically converted in BTM cash vouchers, which can be used to purchase BTMs. Managers will buy these BTMs and rent them to scholars in an automated 3-way profit sharing system between Sponsor, Manager, and Scholar.

#### B Pool: Crafting

Funds will be automatically converted into crafting tickets for crafting BTMs. Once the Manager sells the BTM, he will receive a cut of the profit and the crafting ticket back. The profit is then split between the Sponsor and the Manager. As the BTM's crafting count increases, it will require a higher cost to craft.&#x20;


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