Back to collectionA Question About Season Two, and a Route Through Verification
The post-halving debate had not faded, and the community was waiting to see whether the next phase would bring something playable. The narrator posted a question: “What if Season Two is bigger than Season One?” The narrator's question offered a reason to anticipate Season Two, but no result yet.
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The post-halving debate had not faded, and the community was waiting to see whether the next phase would bring something playable. Meanwhile, some node operators were stuck in identity verification and could not claim rewards. For them, the deadline mattered more urgently than any slogan.
The narrator posted a question: “What if Season Two is bigger than Season One?” It was followed only by “Believe in something.” On the same day, officials opened an appeals route for operators caught in identity verification, giving previously rejected applicants a chance at another review. The verification window was extended from 180 to 270 days, giving accumulated rewards a better chance of being claimed with fewer losses. The Night Watchman urged group members to check their review status before preparing an appeal.
The narrator's question offered a reason to anticipate Season Two, but no result yet. The appeal route and longer window gave stalled operators a concrete next step. The Night Watchman planned to keep helping newcomers understand the process. Whether rejections would be overturned, how much of the accumulated rewards could ultimately be claimed, and what Season Two would deliver remained open.