Sure, first is the trading volume (not fixed, changes daily – depending on the general market and the movement of $Jager)
Secondly, the shareholding ratio of the wallet:
An illustration for easy understanding, you contribute 10% of the capital to establish a joint-stock company. The profit you receive is 10% of the total profit this company generates.
The shareholding ratio of the wallet (almost fixed – based on the amount you initially invest, but tends to increase over time).
Please refer to the following calculation formula: The shareholding ratio of the wallet = The number of Jager in the wallet : The total number of Jager eligible for rewards.
The total number of Jager eligible for rewards = Maximum supply (14,600T Jager) – Total supply of Jager that has been burned over time (check on bscscan at address: 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD) – Total supply in wallets not eligible for rewards (holding less than 146B Jager)