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# TrustScore System
A users TrustScore represents the number of $GRVE the user has locked in the tavern TrustScore section. The higher the TrustScore value, the longer the accumulation period for the user’s rewards (EvoSkull daily 9 $GRVE, and the pets passive 1 $SLS daily.) Users with our SBT will receive an added benefit of obtaining the same TrustScore at a 20% discount on the locked $GRVE amount.
TrustScore requirement table
Furthermore, the new rewards system introduces a malus for deposited $GRVE in the TrustScore System, which is subject to a percentage-based burn if withdrawn before 60 days. This means that users who withdraw their $GRVE before the 60-day period ends will be subject to a proportional malus burn based on the remaining time.
To increase their TrustScore, users can deposit $GRVE multiple times over longer periods. However, adding $GRVE does not reset or increase the malus time. The malus effect is activated on the first lockup or upon withdrawal of $GRVE, and lasts for 60 days. The malus value is directly proportional to the remaining malus days, for instance, if there are 60 days of malus remaining, withdrawing will cause a 60% burn, and if there are 40 days of malus remaining, withdrawing will cause a 40% burn of the locked funds in the TrustScore system.
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