The last one is the one that counts, and it takes a code.
The account that posts results, battles and everything else.
Open the profileThe one announcing this page.
Open the postThe one about the sale opening on 14 September.
Open the postEnter your address below and a code appears. It has to be in your post. The code is made from your own wallet, so it ties one post to one entry, and it is the only one of these four anybody can verify.
One entry per handle, and one per address.
Yours, or anybody's.
150,000,000 XWAR, three ways.
The first is shared equally. The second is pro rata to the BNB somebody put into the presale. The third is shared between handles already on the leaderboard when entries close.
Why weighted. A follow costs nothing and can be done four hundred times. Buying in the presale and being on the board cannot, so they count for more — otherwise the person with four hundred wallets takes most of this and everybody else gets a rounding error.
"Roughly each" is the equal share only, divided by the entries so far. It falls as more people enter, and it is not the whole of what anybody gets.
Said plainly, because you will work it out anyway.
The follow and the two reposts are taken on trust. Checking them needs access to X that we do not have, and pretending otherwise would be a lie somebody could test in a minute.
The post is different. It carries a code made from your own address, so one post cannot be reused for a second entry and any entry can be opened and read. Entries that fail that check are removed before allocations are published, and the list is public when it is.