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# Halving Mechanics

### What is halving?

**$AMMO** halving refers to the event when the rate of rewards for staking in The RobotTankz project is reduced by **20%**.

It's part of an overall strategy to keep the maximum supply of **$AMMO** fixed. This process allows us to regulate the amount of **$AMMO** tokens that users can receive as rewards.

### Why Halving Occurs?

**$AMMO** halving ensures that the amount of **$AMMO** that can be mined with each block decreases, making **$AMMO** more scarce, and ultimately, more valuable.

### Halving periods:

We plan to divide into the following periods. Each period rewards will be reduced by **20%**.

* 1st period: **TBA** (To Be Announced)
* 2nd period: **TBA** (To Be Announced)


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