Community pools on Knozii are designed as an in-app engagement activity. They use member cash stakes, and the current model has three entry tiers: $0.50, $1 and $1.50. A higher entry tier creates a higher pool, but it also means putting more money into that particular entry.
Start by understanding the three tiers
The simplest way to compare the options is to look at the relationship between entry amount and pool size:
- $0.50 tier: the lowest entry level.
- $1 tier: a middle entry level.
- $1.50 tier: the highest entry level currently specified.
The important point is that the tiers are not different membership levels. Choosing a higher pool entry does not give you better access to Knomart work or improve your position on the job board.
Choose according to what you are comfortable staking
A sensible choice starts with the amount you are comfortable putting into a pool entry. If you are simply exploring the feature, the lowest tier lets you participate without committing as much cash to one entry. If you already understand the pool format and prefer the larger pool associated with a higher entry, you can consider one of the higher tiers.
Do not choose a tier because you expect income
Knomart's current model is explicit: pools are a member-to-member engagement mechanic, not an earning route. They sit alongside quizzes as activities members can use between opportunities. That distinction matters when deciding how much to stake.
What is the right tier?
There is no single tier that is right for every member. Compare the entry amount, understand that a higher entry produces a higher pool, and choose only a level that makes sense for your own participation. Keep the purpose of the feature in view: pools are for engagement, not a promise of income.
Within the Knozii member experience, the best choice is an informed one—not simply the highest available tier.
