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# Tiers Level & Benefit

To create a fair and incentivized investment environment, Hypr introduces a tiered system powered by $HYPR token burns. Each tier unlocks enhanced benefits, such as early access to fundraising rounds, voting power, and a larger share of monthly profits. The more you commit, the greater your reward potential and speed to breakeven.

| Tier    | $HYPR Burned (Once)        | Raise Access              | Profit Sharing Weight | Breakeven Time |
| ------- | -------------------------- | ------------------------- | --------------------- | -------------- |
| Commonr | 0                          | Public Round              | 1×                    | Longest        |
| Supr    | <p>100,000</p><p>$HYPR</p> | Priority Round + DAO Vote | 2×                    | Medium         |
| Hypr    | <p>250,000</p><p>$HYPR</p> | First Access + All Perks  | 3×                    | Fastest        |

#### Profit Calculation Formula

Let:

* **Wᵢ** = Weight of Commonr (from table above)
* **Rᵢ** = Amount raised from Commonr (in USDC)
* **P** = % of profit allocated to funders (e.g., 70% or 49%)
* **M** = Monthly business profit in USDT

```
TotalWeightedCapital = Sum of Wᵢ × Rᵢ
TierShareᵢ = Wᵢ / TotalWeightedCapital
MonthlyPayoutᵢ = TierShareᵢ × P × M
```

Every Tier have different timings of Breakeven. Higher tiers recover capital faster due to greater payout weight.

**Case Study Example: How Tier Weight Impacts Profit Sharing**

Let’s say a business raises **$60,000** on Hypr.

* **Commonr Tier** contributes: $20,000
* **Supr Tier** contributes: $20,000
* **Hypr Tier** contributes: $20,000

That month, the business reports **$10,000** in net profit to be shared with NFT holders.

Each tier has a different weight:

* Commonr = 1×
* Supr = 2×
* Hypr = 3×

Total weighted capital = **(1×$20,000) + (2×$20,000) + (3×$20,000) = $120,000**

Now calculate tier shares using simple ratios:

* Hypr = **60,000 / 120,000 = 3/6 → $10,000 × 3/6 = $5,000**
* Supr = **40,000 / 120,000 = 2/6 → $10,000 × 2/6 = $3,300**
* Commonr = **20,000 / 120,000 = 1/6 → $10,000 × 1/6 = $1,700**

**Investor Breakdown by Tier**

**Hypr Tier (2 Investors) – Total $5,000**

| Investor | Amount Invested | % of Tier Total | Monthly Earnings |
| -------- | --------------- | --------------- | ---------------- |
| A        | $15,000         | 75%             | $3,750           |
| B        | $5,000          | 25%             | $1,250           |

**Supr Tier (3 Investors) – Total $3,300**

| Investor | Amount Invested | % of Tier Total | Monthly Earnings |
| -------- | --------------- | --------------- | ---------------- |
| C        | $10,000         | 50%             | $1,650           |
| D        | $6,000          | 30%             | $990             |
| E        | $4,000          | 20%             | $660             |

**Commonr Tier (5 Investors) – Total $1,700**

| Investor | Amount Invested | % of Tier Total | Monthly Earnings |
| -------- | --------------- | --------------- | ---------------- |
| F        | $5,000          | 25%             | $425             |
| G        | $4,000          | 20%             | $340             |
| H        | $4,000          | 20%             | $340             |
| I        | $3,000          | 15%             | $255             |
| J        | $4,000          | 20%             | $340             |

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Higher tiers earn more** even if investment amounts are the same.
* **Larger individual investors within a tier** also earn more than smaller ones.
* This ensures the system rewards both **commitment** (via tier) and **contribution** (via capital).