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# Seasons & Rewards

## Seasons and Rewards

### Season Rules:

Each season offers a gamified experience, blending daily, weekly, and seasonal challenges through quests, games, and activities. Seasons have a set duration, encouraging consistent participation and competition for exclusive NFTs.

### Guaranteed Rewards:

Every participant who meets the seasonal goal earns 1 NFT, distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.

### Seasonal Leaderboard Rewards:

* 1st Place: 5 NFTs
* 2nd Place: 4 NFTs
* 3rd Place: 3 NFTs
* 4th Place: 2 NFTs
* 5th to 10th Places: 1 NFT each

### Weekly Leaderboard Rewards:

The top 3 positions each week win 1 NFT each.

Prize Pool Overview:

* Total Prize Pool: 500 NFTs
* Seasonal Winners: 20 NFTs
* Weekly Winners: 21 NFTs
* SHIFT Achievements: 459 individual prizes (distributed on a first-come, first-served basis).

### End-of-Season Rules

* **Score Reset:** At the end of each season, all collected score points are reset to zero, ensuring a fresh start for the next season.
* **Unused Prizes:** Any unused NFTs from the prize pool will return to the project’s marketing fund for future promotional activities.

#### This dynamic structure promotes engagement, rewards top performers, and ensures a fair and exciting competition for all participants!

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