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# Yield Pools - Passively Earn on your Holdings
## **1. Fixed Yields** 📈
* Klink integrates various vetted DeFi and staking pools for each token available in the Klink wallet. For tokens with yield-bearing opportunities, users can allocate funds to DeFi protocols, staking, or liquidity mining, earning compound interest.
* The process is simple: transfer liquid tokens from your Klink wallet into a yield source. The "Earn" section provides information on the yield source, estimated APY, and any lock or redeem periods associated with the partner’s yield pool.
* Once allocated, users can track how much they've earned, how much is invested, and redeem allocated funds at any point.
## **2. Klink Prize Pools** 🏆
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Inspired by the highly successful Prize Linked Savings (PLS) schemes in traditional finance, **Klink Prize Pools** offer a unique way to earn.
* Instead of a fixed APY, users invest tokens into a shared pool (e.g., ETH staking), and yields are distributed via a no-loss sweepstakes draws.
* For every **$25 invested in the pool**, users receive a token-specific **Prize Pool Ticket** (e.g., an ETH ticket) with 7 randomly generated numbers. This ticket enters a daily sweepstakes where matching numbers result in rewards, ranging from small daily prizes to a jackpot of up to $100k in tokens per pool.
* Daily draws are run entirely on-chain using **Chainlink and IPFS smart contracts** to ensure transparency and fairness.
* While investor tickets recur every 24 hours, participating in all daily draws throughout the year, some tickets are also distributed in **onboarding completion rewards and special campaigns** that last for **one draw only.**
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