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Squeek Power Planner

Your share of every Squeek block comes from your Squeeks and the SQK you stake with them. Plan your position, see when merging pays, and what one more Squeek is worth in SQK.

1. Your position

SQK staked

NFT power P–

SQK multiplier–

SQK power Q–

Your power W–

2. Everyone else, and the schedule

Network scenario Issuance phase Everyone else's NFT power Everyone else's SQK power Squeek blocks a day Power rule c, SQK per unit of power TBD at launch; 40 on the testnet.

Your share

SQK per block–

Your SQK a day–

SQK in 30 days–

Everyone else's power is held fixed. In reality it moves as people deposit, merge and restake.

3. Should you merge?

Merge up to level My Squeeks are fresh mints (wait the level 1 cooldown first)

4. One more Squeek, or more SQK?

At your current position, adding one Squeek gives as much power as staking this much SQK:

Add one	NFT power	Same power as staking

How the numbers are made

Every completed Squeek block issues SQK, shared by power: share = W / (W + everyone else), with W = P + S × (1 + P / P_ref) / c. P is the NFT power of your deposited Squeeks, S your staked SQK, P_ref = 1,000.

The formula was checked against Staking.quotePower on the Sepolia testnet, and reproduces the whitepaper's own concentration example (96.5%).
Level power 1,000 to 1,207,269 (×2.2 a level), merge cooldowns and the three-year halving schedule come from the whitepaper; the testnet uses the same values.
One account deposits at most 100 Squeeks (Staking.MAX_TOKENS on the testnet).
Not final: staking is "in active development". c, the exit fee, the launch bonus and the year length are TBD or proposed, and an older docs page still describes 6,900 SQK per block with no staking.
Not modelled: the exit fee on unstaking, the stakers' share of the pool's swap fees, gas, and prices.

Sources: whitepaper · merging · staking · live testnet parameters