Back to collectionThe Snapshot Counts Unregistered Wallets, with Limits
The scoring change at the end of September had made room for wallets that completed on-chain tasks without registering on the points platform. The organizers clarified in advance that the October 6 leaderboard snapshot would include those unregistered addresses' testnet task actions. Compared with relying only on points-platform records, the rule left a place for on-chain participants the platform had missed.
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The scoring change at the end of September had made room for wallets that completed on-chain tasks without registering on the points platform. With the snapshot approaching, the Night Watchman still heard from participants who had done the work but feared their place would not appear on the leaderboard right away.
The organizers clarified in advance that the October 6 leaderboard snapshot would include those unregistered addresses' testnet task actions. The Night Watchman explained the limits alongside that promise: their points would update only once a week; they could see a total score but not a task-by-task record; and they could enter contributor tiers but not gain Pioneer status. Being counted did not mean having identical eligibility.
Compared with relying only on points-platform records, the rule left a place for on-chain participants the platform had missed. Registration still determined whether someone could join the Pioneer list. The Night Watchman planned to keep explaining the two kinds of records before the snapshot, then see how the scores appeared after the leaderboard updated.