Hello Everyone,
This data is gathered both from the blockchain and from Splinterlands API.
For more details and reports check out the data collection website here.
Now on to the Data.
First lets look at the Player Leaderboard.
Who has earned the most value from their chests?
Congratulations! @goodasgold
You are top of the leaderboard with a total value of $315.57 across 10 Champion chests
Here is what chest rewards look like over time (potions excluded)
Note the average chest value per league above.
Lastly lets break down what those chests contained.
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Great data! I'd love to see the daily chest value chart without champion and diamond so we can see what's happening in bronze, silver, and gold.
I'll see if I can add that to the reporting.
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Absolutely beautiful man. Love it.
I guess Splinterlands' team plan is working quite well as you really have to reach at least Diamond to get the real rewards.
But it is quite painful to see that they consider Gold as low tier though xD
From my little silver 2, I have a long way to go !
When the battle pools are separated, according to the current players in each league, Gold league will get a giant boost in rewards. They care about gold too-- just that part of the plan hasn't been effective yet.
They take careful, measured steps towards the goal listening to the data along the way.