Scrolling through my phone on the subway, I saw @AlloraNetwork posted a long thread saying the Season 1 reward structure is finally live. After going through all that data, my first reaction was: who came up with this? It feels like a 'social experiment.' The whole plan lasts 9 months, distributing 3.3% of $ALLO. At first, I thought it was just a regular staking reward. But after taking a closer look, it’s not that simple. Allora is making this more like, 'Who really understands the system gets more.' There are three tiers: the top tier, Top Tranche, gets almost half of the rewards. But to get there, money alone won’t cut it. They’re looking at two dimensions—how much $ALLO you stake and how much you actually 'participate.' And by 'participate,' they don’t mean just shouting slogans; they mean real work. What did you do on the testnet? Did you join the Forge events? Do you have the Yapllora role on Discord? Are you an OG user? The system tracks it all. In the end, it automatically scores each address, assigns it to a tier, and the reward percentages range from 24% to 50%. Those who stuck around during the early testnet days are finally getting what they deserve. Now that the mainnet is launching, you can check which tier you’re in. The only condition: don’t unstake midway, or your rewards will be wiped out. So yeah, this isn’t just an investment project; it’s more like a 'trust retention experiment.' My friend joked, saying this isn’t staking, it’s marriage. I said, no, it’s proof of companionship.