Back to collectionMoving Pigeons Before Entering the Game
The previous day's staking guidance had players reconsidering what to do with their pigeons. Fresh trouble at US regional banks made headlines, and BTC swung back and forth. Players began addressing a practical barrier to entering the game.
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The previous day's staking guidance had players reconsidering what to do with their pigeons. It had also exposed a barrier: cards in hardware wallets could not enter the game directly. Today, community operators needed to help people move their cards without making newcomers think they had to stake immediately.
Fresh trouble at US regional banks made headlines, and BTC swung back and forth. In the group, though, the busiest task was moving wallets. An operator walked people through moving their pigeons, one by one, to a wallet they could use to enter the game. When someone hurriedly asked whether to stake as soon as the move was done, he first separated the ability to log in from the decision about how to use the cards.
Players began addressing a practical barrier to entering the game. The operator also saw that a short explanation could not answer questions about every wallet. He planned to set out the common steps for those who came later. The easier login method was still in development, while cardholders would make their own choices about staking and battle.