From Odyssey points to the practical work of running nodes
Background: On Black Friday, Odyssey tasks were still under way and the Sentry key sale was drawing closer. Today: The official account promoted Tarochi again and confirmed that its achievements still counted toward Odyssey points. Impact and next steps: Preparing for the sale now meant more than watching the price.
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Background: On Black Friday, Odyssey tasks were still under way and the Sentry key sale was drawing closer. Prospective participants had two concerns: game points and what they would do with a key once they bought one.
Today: The official account promoted Tarochi again and confirmed that its achievements still counted toward Odyssey points. A second answer was more practical: purchased keys could be used on the testnet first, then moved over when mainnet launched. The documentation also specified the minimum configuration for running 100 nodes.
Impact and next steps: Preparing for the sale now meant more than watching the price. People could check their equipment and decide whether they wanted to run nodes, while Tarochi players had a reason to keep pursuing achievements. Whether a given machine was adequate, and what migration would require, still called for reading the documentation and awaiting further guidance.