Haha, brothers, I'm also doing better now, I got 4th place in a popular post.
Since everyone likes to see this, I’ve decided to make a decision that goes against my ancestors and share my exclusive discoveries with everyone. Now everyone still has time to participate in the ZAMA trading competition:
1. The original reward rules state 'the first 76,000 users who complete the task'. Many people were misled by that UI, thinking it was first come, first served, selecting the first 76,000 users in chronological order. But that’s not the case! Because the distribution rule says 'the first 76,000 users who complete the task' refers to those who completed the task and are ranked among the top 76,000 users by trading volume.
Are there friends who have traded 500u or 1000u but haven't even received the minimum of 40 FOGO? It's not because your account is banned, but because your trading volume didn't rank in the top 76,000.
Because of this discovery, I waited 2 days for the first 3 activities and traded when the coin price was stable, effectively avoiding being squeezed.
This discovery, if it weren't for being on the hot post 4th, and thinking everyone loves to see this kind of content, I really wouldn't say it.
2. The rewards issued yesterday were from last month's spot trading activity, with rewards of 40–240 $FOGO. According to trading volume ranking: the top 15,000 can receive 240; those ranked 15,000 to 35,000 can receive 100, and the rest receive the minimum 40. All accounts with trading volumes of 1000u did not rank in the top 76,000 and uniformly did not receive the minimum of 40. At least 1100u or more is required.
3. In this activity, trading around 4050u can rank in the top 15,000; trading around 2050u can rank in the top 35,000 and receive 100. That's why someone else's 4000u gets 240 while your 4000u only gets 100. Because someone else's 4000u is 4100u, while your 4000u is 4040u.
4. As for the rewards that vary, they are allocated according to the proportion of trading volume in the trading competition. In this event, every 1000u of trading volume can earn 14.39. If someone else shares a screenshot and you don't know their exact trading volume, you can deduce it.
For example, there is a screenshot in front showing 57.57, divided by 14.39, which is 4 times, meaning a trading volume of 4000u.
To summarize:
Trading rewards are not first come, first served, but are ranked based on the top 76,000 trading volumes;
Trading rewards are not distributed randomly, but are based on the ranking of trading volumes, with the front receiving the maximum and the back receiving the minimum.
I do not recommend everyone to roll for trading volume, as the rewards are too small, with only a total of 10u in rewards; if you roll, the wear and tear isn't worth it.