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# FAQ

**What is a Token Bound Account (TBA)?**

* An ERC-6551 smart account bound to OldSchool Genesis NFT.

**How does the TBA boost work?**

* Staking through your TBA gives you a boost to APR across the entire ecosystem. The boost is calculated automatically based on your NFT.

**Do boosts stack across multiple TBAs in the same wallet?**

* No, boosts do not stack. Each TBA has its own independent boost. Having multiple TBAs in the same wallet does not combine their boosts.

**Can I trade an NFT with a TBA for an NFT without a TBA and create a new TBA?**

* Yes.

**What boost tiers are available?**

* Common: 5%, Rare: 10%, Epic: 15%, Legendary: 20%

**What assets can I deposit into my TBA?**

* You can deposit any asset or NFT, but only farm-compatible tokens can be used for staking.

**Can I withdraw my funds at any time?**

* Yes. You can withdraw your tokens from the TBA back to your wallet at any time using the Withdraw button.

**Can I unstake my funds at any time?**

* Yes. No lockups or minimum periods.

**What happens if I sell my NFT?**

* The TBA is bound to the NFT. If you transfer or sell your NFT, you lose access to the TBA, all of the assets inside, and your staked funds. Unstake and withdraw everything before you transfer or sell the NFT.

**What is the backup owner?**

* A backup address that allows the actual owner of the NFT to recover the NFT in case it is accidentally sent to the TBA.

**Can I change the backup owner?**

* No, the backup owner can only be updated when the new owner differs from the current one. The new owner will be notified on this dashboard to update the backup owner in order to use the TBA.


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