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# World Boss (WowSHARK)

**Gameplay:** The innovative World Boss gameplay features ancient giant fish in the deepest part of the ocean, carrying a massive amount of deep-sea treasures (governance tokens). It appears randomly for 2 hours every day. The damage inflicted by players on WowSHARK is calculated in the form of coins. For every 10,000 damage, a player can obtain 1 medal. The total damage and coin amounts caused by all players to WowSHARK on a given day contribute to the overall prize pool.

**$Fish Reward Distribution:** 85% of the prize pool in coins will be used for reward distribution, while another 15% will be added to the treasury for future operations. Additionally, ongoing holders of medals will receive airdrops of deep-sea treasures (governance tokens).

1st Place: 10% 

2nd Place: 4% 

3rd Place: 3% 

4th-5th Place: 2% 

6th-10th Place: 1.5% 

11th-20th Place: 1% 

21st-50th Place: 0.5% 

51st-100th Place: 0.3% 

101st-200th Place: 0.075% 

201st-500th Place: 0.05% 

501st-Last Place: Equal split of 1.5%

**$WOW Rewards:** Players can get $WOW airdrop by the damage percentage they have made in a day.


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