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# Leaderboard rewards
How season rewards are funded, listed and claimed.
When a season ends, players claim their share of the **season prize pot**, paid in **ETH** on the Robinhood network directly from the Kitzyclubz contract.
## The prize pot grows with the game
* 💰 **Starts at $10K.** The game launches with an initial prize pool of **$10,000**, funded by the team.
* 📈 **Grows with every purchase.** As the game grows, part of all in-game spending goes straight into the final season pot.
* 🐾 **More players, bigger prizes.** The more players spend in the game, the bigger the prize pot becomes.
When a season ends: your final rank and score, your reward and one Claim button.
## How rewards are set
1. When the season ends, the final leaderboard is snapshotted during the \~3-day break between seasons.
2. The team uploads it to the contract as a list of **wallet + reward amount**, all in a single transaction.
3. Mistakes can be corrected only **before** the list is finalised. After that, it can't be changed.
## How to claim
1. Open **Rewards**. When a season has ended, you'll see your final rank, score and reward.
2. Press **Claim reward** and confirm the transaction in your wallet.
3. The reward is sent straight to your wallet.
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