Back to collectionA Shared Leaderboard, With Testing Problems Still Open
September opened with BTC slipping to USD 25,800. The narrator announced an extension of the task deadlines and offered a brief thanks to the community for putting the testnet under load and reporting its faults one by one. Previously, participants could only check their points on each platform separately.
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September opened with BTC slipping to USD 25,800. Odyssey participants were completing tasks on the testnet while reporting problems they encountered. The narrator had to explain the task schedule to the community, which was also waiting for its first leaderboard.
The narrator announced an extension of the task deadlines and offered a brief thanks to the community for putting the testnet under load and reporting its faults one by one. That same day, the official team combined Zealy and Galxe points by wallet address, took a snapshot, and published the first leaderboard. Contributors were divided by ranking percentile into five tiers: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Vanguard.
Previously, participants could only check their points on each platform separately. Now they had a shared basis for ranking and could see the distance between tiers. The snapshot captured the record at that moment, while problems with the tasks still needed attention. The narrator's next job was to keep explaining the deadline change and hear from people whose points or task results did not seem to match.