Just saw that Spaace has launched the @Bantr_fun leaderboard! There's a $500K SPAACE reward split into 4 cycles (each cycle $125K), with rewards given to the top 200 creators and 50 randomly selected creators from the top 1000. Not only that, but the @wallchain leaderboard is also live with $1M in rewards! The top 333 contributors will receive rewards, and 50 creators will be randomly selected from the top 1000 to get bonuses as well. Don’t wait—get involved now! I went through the rules and product logic of @spaace_io again. What they’re doing is actually pretty straightforward: they’ve created a trackable XP system that records actions like listing, transactions, invitations, and task participation. This ensures your contributions leave a lasting record instead of just ending with a single transaction. The total prize pool of $500K is split into four cycles, with the first cycle running from November 7 to December 7. Rewards will be unlocked all at once after the TGE, focusing on users who consistently contribute to transactions and engagement, rather than the noise created by quick trades during cold starts. The key thing is that Spaace redirects the “platform fees” from traditional markets back to the community. Transaction revenue flows back to those who actually list, trade, and create content. Creators can publish collections in just a few minutes, and their earnings won’t be eaten away by platform fees. XP isn’t just a number—it impacts battle pass progress, treasure chest rewards, leaderboard rankings, and the weight of Chapter 1 and future airdrops and revenue sharing. It’s essentially a chain-based resume for every address, making it clear who’s genuinely contributing. Of course, the details of the XP model, fairness, anti-farming measures, and future governance will depend on official updates and real data. But for those who’ve experienced the last round of NFT platform battles, @spaace_io feels more like a public experiment on “who gets to claim the value.” Joining now isn’t just about grabbing rewards—it’s about betting on a more equitable distribution structure.