@opensea event ends tomorrow night at midnight. The official Twitter reminds everyone to connect their EVM wallets. This XP event is basically "burning transaction fees for XP," and it only considers the rarity of your final treasure chest—the rarer it is, the more SEA tokens you'll get in the future. There are 12 tiers of treasure chests, and the wear-and-tear cost increases significantly as you progress. Most people stop before Tier 4. For example: activating Tier 3 costs 13U, Tier 6 costs 157U, and Tier 9 costs 1157U. Specific wear-and-tear details are shown in the chart below. Now let's take a look at the address distribution across the tiers. (Note: This data is from 10/07 and hasn’t been updated since, so it only reflects general trends, not precise proportions.) · 390,000 addresses participated in the Pre-TGE event. · The first four tiers combined have approximately 368,000 addresses, accounting for 94.4% of the total. · The last four tiers combined have approximately 3,126 addresses, accounting for 0.8% of the total. This distribution is extremely skewed—over 90% of users opted for the "low wear-and-tear, low-risk" strategy. However, since the overall wear-and-tear increases exponentially, the SEA token rewards are "expected" to be distributed exponentially as well. Lower tiers have too many participants, making the chances of significant rewards slim. Higher tiers have steep costs and high uncertainty, which aren’t suitable for average players. Considering cost-effectiveness, mid-tier levels like Tier 5–Tier 8 might be more reasonable. Dune dashboard: https://(dune.com)/oblakov_0372/opensea-pre-tge-season