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# Energy System
> **All the game modes consume energy, the supply of which is limited**
All the Trackers have their own independent energy. There are no more energy stairs.
### Each Tracker of any rarity has 2.4 energy points!
These 2.4 energy points allow you to claim 12 minutes of daily activity to earn $TIC or $TAC.
**Example 1**: \
You have 60 minutes of eligible activity time and 7 Pulse Trackers - you will be able to spend 12 energy and claim $TIC or $TAC for all the 60 minutes of eligible activity time, and 4,8 energy left
**Example 2**: \
You have 60 minutes of eligible activity time and 3 Pulse Trackers - you will be able to spend 7,2 energy and claim $TIC or $TAC for the 36 minutes of eligible activity time.
{% hint style="info" %} **There will be many reasons to keep Pulse Trackers that you can't use because of a lack of eligible time. We will announce them later, it will be cool for sure.**
{% endhint %}
Immediately after receiving the first Pulse Tracker, energy begins to accumulate.
Energy restores every 6 hours by 25% at the same time for all the existing Trackers:
+25% at 06:00 UTC
+25% at 12:00 UTC
+25% at 18:00 UTC
+25% at 00:00 UTC
If the player has the maximum amount of energy, then at the time of accrual, the energy will be lost.
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