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# VIP Access Card (NFT)

## VIP POOLS

Some of the farming pools on the Bloodmoon project are **VIP only**.\
We have 31 pools in total:

* 22 normal pools
* 9 VIP pools

You **need to have** the Werewolf VIP Access Card **in your wallet** in order to use VIP pools.

Take a look to the **benefits** of these pools:

* Higher multiplier and APR
* Lower **deposit fees (2.99%)**
* Fewer stakers so better rewards

What you can do on VIP Pools:

* **Deposit:** NFT required
* **Harvest:** NFT required
* **Withdraw:** NFT **not** required
* **Emergency Withdraw:** NFT **not** required

## NFT

You can buy the [NFT here](https://bloodmoon.werewolf.farm/nfts) now!

* Contract Address: [0xbDbE62C2e9D67D733dB83e1be05F2A95C4Edbb5E](https://bscscan.com/address/0xbDbE62C2e9D67D733dB83e1be05F2A95C4Edbb5E)
* Price: 0.2% of the $WEREWOLF circulating supply
* Max supply: 100
* Number of NFT you need to unlock VIP pools: 1

![](/files/-Mc51zc0vlD1fkw__FBl)

## RARITY

The max supply can be increased, but only if the **community** wants it through vote.


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