# Earning Ticket To make the staking mechanism more interesting and fair, a leveling system is implemented. Ticket Generator level will be determined by the user’s staking time and users will earn more tickets by staking $PETH longer. In this way even a person, who has staked less $PETH, and long-time $PETH supporters will be able to have more benefits by staking their $PETH longer when compared to a person, who staked more $PETH in level 1 Ticket Generator. In short, level multiplier will enable our long-time supporters to have more benefits. The process is simple. Users stake their $PETH tokens in Ticket Generator and start to earn tickets. The tickets will be earned daily and users can unstake their $PETH tokens whenever they want. However if a user unstakes their $PETH tokens the Ticket Generator level will be reset. If a user had already staked $PETH tokens and gained some levels but wanted to increase their staked amount, a new Ticket Generator will be created with level 1 and the old staked $PETH will remain the same. So every new staking action creates a new level 1 Ticket Generator. Ticket rewards will be distributed at the end of the day. If a user unstakes before the end of the day the he/she won’t receive the tickets earned that day. The earned tickets will still remain in case of unstaking $PETH even if a user earned tickets but didn’t claim tickets. The daily earned tickets is simply calculated by (Staked $PETH amount \* Ticket Generator Level) /1000 The days needed to level up in Ticket Generator will be calculated by Fibonacci Sequence Level 1 = 1. Day Level 2 = 2. day Level 3 = 4. day Level 4 = 7. day Level 5 = 12. day Level 6 = 20. day Level 7 = 33 .day Level 8 = 54. day Level 9 = 88. day Level 10 = 143. day And so on… For Example: If a user stakes 1000 $PETH in a Ticket Generator, he/she will receive: At the end of the 1st day: 1 DAO ticket At the end of the 2nd day: 2 DAO tickets At the end of the 3rd day: 2 DAO tickets At the end of the 4th day: 3 DAO tickets And so on… --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://whitepaper.pethereum.io/pethereum-ticket-generator/earning-ticket.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.