> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://the-cleanupcentr.gitbook.io/the-cleanupcentr/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://the-cleanupcentr.gitbook.io/the-cleanupcentr/documentation/glossary.md). # ๐Ÿ“š Glossary #### *Key Terms Used Throughout The CleanupCentr Ecosystem* *** ## ๐Ÿ”ฅ **Burning & Energy Terms** #### **Incinerator NFT** A required utility NFT used to burn other NFTs.\ Staked in the contract to convert NFTs into **CINDER**.\ Burning cannot occur without it. #### **Burnable NFT** Any NFT approved by the system to be destroyed (burned) in exchange for CINDER. #### **Burn (Action)** The process of permanently destroying an NFT using an Incinerator and TRASH as fuel to generate CINDER. #### **TRASH (Fuel Token)** The token required to burn NFTs.\ Acts as fuel, cost limiter, and gameplay sink. #### **CINDER (Energy Token)** Energy produced exclusively from burning NFTs.\ Used to power farms, tools, and gameplay actions. #### **Simple Core** A one-time-use NFT required to **load CINDER** into a farmโ€™s energy system.\ Acts as an additional sink and gameplay regulator. *** ## ๐ŸŒฑ **Farming & Gameplay Terms** #### **Farm** A farming structure where players stake Plots, load CINDER, use tools, and produce TOMATOE.\ Can be owned by the player, rented from another player, or the Starter Farm. #### **Starter Farm** A default farm owned by The CleanupCentr that allows all players to farm without needing to own a Farm NFT. #### **Plot NFT** A piece of farmable land.\ Plots must be staked to a Farm and require Seeds, Compost, Tools, and CINDER to operate. #### **Seed** A consumable NFT used when planting.\ Burned to grow a new crop cycle. #### **Compost** A consumable NFT used in planting.\ Burned to complete the planting action. #### **EcoSpout (Watering Tool)** Required for the watering action on a Plot.\ Consumes CINDER each use. #### **EcoScythe (Harvesting Tool)** Required for harvesting TOMATOE from a Plot.\ Consumes CINDER each use. #### **Cooldown** A time-based wait between actions (watering, harvesting, etc.).\ Affected by weather and future tool rarity. #### **Harvest** The action of collecting TOMATOE from a fully grown Plot using the EcoScythe. #### **Energy Cell / Farm Energy** Represents the CINDER stored in a farm after loading via Simple Core. *** ## ๐ŸŒฆ๏ธ **Weather System Terms** #### **Weather Cycle** A global condition affecting all farms equally.\ Can increase or decrease yield, energy usage, and cooldowns. #### **Weather Boost** A temporary increase (5โ€“15%) in TOMATOE harvests. #### **Weather Penalty** A temporary reduction (5โ€“15%) in TOMATOE output. #### **Weather Resistance (Future)** A future mechanic allowing certain tools or gear to reduce weather penalties. *** ## ๐Ÿ… **Tokenomics Terms** #### **TOMATOE (Sink Token)** The main reward token.\ Earned from harvesting and spent on Seeds, Compost, Tools, Packs, and blends.\ A major sink in the ecosystem. #### **Sink** Any mechanic that permanently removes a token or NFT from circulation (Seeds, Compost, TRASH spent, Simple Core burned, etc.). #### **Counter-Sink** Mechanics that produce or regenerate resources (burning NFTs for CINDER, farming TOMATOE, pack drops). #### **Circular Economy** The design that ensures every action feeds into another:\ Burn โ†’ CINDER โ†’ Farm โ†’ TOMATOE โ†’ Packs/Seeds โ†’ NFTs โ†’ Burn again. *** ## ๐Ÿงฉ **NFT, Pack, & Crafting Terms** #### **Utility NFT** Any NFT with functional gameplay value (Plots, Tools, Seeds, Compost, Simple Cores). #### **Pack** A container NFT that includes a randomized selection of utility NFTs upon opening. #### **Opening / Unpacking** The action of burning a pack to receive its internal NFTs. #### **Crafting (Future)** A planned system allowing players to combine NFTs to create new items. #### **Blend** A NeftyBlocks or contract-based recipe that combines NFTs (or NFTs + tokens) into another NFT. *** ## ๐Ÿ—๏ธ **Contract & Technical Terms** #### **Stake** Locking an NFT into a contract (Incinerator, Plot, Tools, Farms) so it can be used in gameplay. #### **Unstake** Removing an NFT from the contract so it returns to the playerโ€™s wallet. #### **Action** A function call in the WAX smart contract (e.g., `burn`, `water`, `harvest`, `loadenergy`). #### **On-Notify** A contract event listener triggered when tokens or NFTs are transferred. #### **Cooldown Logic** Rules that prevent rapid actions, ensuring balanced pacing. *** ## ๐Ÿช™ **Economy & Market Terms** #### **Inflation** Increase in supply of a token or NFT within the ecosystem. #### **Deflation** Decrease in supply via burning, sinks, or demand. #### **Throughput** How often players can farm, burn, or take actions based on resources like energy and weather. #### **Burn Rate** How quickly players destroy NFTs. #### **Farm Capacity** The total number of Plots a Farm can support. #### **Marketplace Liquidity** Depth and availability of tokens (TRASH, CINDER, TOMATOE) on exchange markets. *** ## ๐Ÿ”ฎ **Future Systems (Concept Terms)** #### **Power Grid (Future)** A proposed system where energy can be distributed or stored, enabling advanced crafting or factory mechanics. #### **Factories (Future)** Possible structures that convert multiple resource types into new utility NFTs. #### **Partner Integrations** Other WAX projects plugging into the CleanupCentr burning and farming economy. #### **Seasonal Events** Timed events with boosted burning, increased TOMATOE rewards, or special drops. *** ## ๐ŸŽฏ **Summary** This glossary gives clear definitions for all major components of the CleanupCentr ecosystem, including: * Burning and energy systems * Tools and farm mechanics * Weather dynamics * Tokenomics and economic flow * NFT utility and pack mechanics * Future planned expansions --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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