Back to collectionA Key Alone Does Not Earn Rewards
Over the weekend, sale preparations and questions about the token crowded the community chat. People repeatedly asked how tokens would be allocated and whether there would be an airdrop, but the official account gave no answer. Members could at least check their eligibility and operating preparations, but the rules told them nothing about an airdrop or their share of tokens.
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Over the weekend, sale preparations and questions about the token crowded the community chat. The Night Watchman had been reading the Sentry documentation and noticed that some members treated buying a key and becoming eligible for rewards as the same thing.
People repeatedly asked how tokens would be allocated and whether there would be an airdrop, but the official account gave no answer. The reward rules were clearer: participants had to pass identity verification and show that they were neither in the United States nor on a sanctions list. A node that was offline or lacked gas funds would accrue no rewards, even with a key. In his replies, the Night Watchman kept these questions separate rather than using known rules to guess at an unannounced allocation.
Members could at least check their eligibility and operating preparations, but the rules told them nothing about an airdrop or their share of tokens. The Night Watchman decided to keep a list of common misunderstandings and add an answer on allocation if the officials provided one. He also reminded prospective buyers that holding a license was only one condition for earning rewards.