# Platform

## Masonry (Boardroom)

* Epoch duration: 6 hours
* Deposits / Withdrawal of CSHARE into/from Masonry will lock CSHARE for 6 epochs and CTOMB rewards for 3 epochs. 
* CTOMB rewards claim will lock staked CSHARE for 6 epochs and the next CTOMB rewards can only be claimed 3 epochs later
* CTOMB rewards claim will lock staked CSHARE for 6 epochs and the next CTOMB rewards can only be claimed 3 epochs later
* Distribution of CTOMB during Expansion
* **80%** as Reward for Boardroom CSHARE Stakers
* **18%** goes to DAO fund
* **2%** goes to DEV fund
* Epoch Expansion: Current expansion cap base on CTOMB supply, if there are bonds to be redeemed, 65% of minted CTOMB goes to treasury until its sufficiently full to meet bond redemption. If there is no debt it will follow max capped expansion rate

### Masonry on Contraction Periods

Masonry will **not** mint any CTOMB (*NO REWARDS ON MASONRY*) while TWAP < 1.01

## CTOMB Reward Pools

## CShares Reward Pools

Stake your LP to earn CSHARE tokens

Shares Pools (CShares Reward) available for 12 months:

* CTOMB-wCORE LP: 15,000 Shares
* CSHARE-wCORE LP: 15,000 Shares

## Pit (Bonds)

CBOND (bond tokens) are available for purchase when CTOMB falls below the 1 CORE peg. If CTOMB's TWAP is between 1.00 and 1.01, neither CBOND nor  CTOMB will be issued.

e.g. if CTOMB's TWAP < 1, exchange CTOMB for CBOND will be in a 1:1 ratio.

CBOND (bond tokens) are available for redemption when CTOMB goes above the 1 CORE peg.

To encourage redemption of CBOND for CTOMB when CTOMB TWAP > 1.1 and incentivize users to redeem at a higher price, CBOND redemption will be more profitable with a higher CTOMB TWAP value, of which CBOND to CTOMB ratio will be 1:R, where R can be calculated in the formula as shown below:

&#x20;                       R=1+\[(CTOMB(​twapprice)−1)∗coeff)]

Where coeff = 0.7


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