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# Derivio Whale NFT

Derivio Whale NFTs are owned by the most active community members. Derivio NFT holders can enjoy a set of benefits, including but not limited to free trading coupons and greater voting power in governance.

Community members are able to mint a normal Derivio NFT with a fixed amount of 200 $DRV. Eligible community members are able to mint a rare Derivio NFT with a fixed amount of 1000 $DRV.

Every month, there are 35 rare Derivio NFTs eligible to claim. Eligibility is determined by:

1. Traders with the top 10 volume
2. Liquidity providers with top 15 TVL contributions
3. $DRV stakers with the top 10 staking amount

All DRVs used for minting Derivio Whale NFTs are burned, which can also be viewed as the floor price of the NFTs.

By staking Derivio Whale NFTs, holders can enjoy:

1. Free binary options trading coupon every month
2. Token emissions
3. Greater voting power in governance
4. More to be determined by the Derivio DAO
5. Premium position to be the liquidator

<table><thead><tr><th width="225.33333333333331">NFT rareness</th><th width="215.66666666666669">Token emission</th><th>Free binary option coupon</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Normal</td><td>10 DRV / month</td><td>10 $DRV position size</td></tr><tr><td>Rare</td><td>100 DRV / month</td><td>50 $DRV position size</td></tr></tbody></table>


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