Back to collectionTwo Million Daily Transactions, a Stalled Identity Check
Season Two had reached Chapter Four, requiring players to move between the activity platform and the community’s identity system. Mainnet transactions for the day had just passed two million, a figure officials called out in the group. High transaction activity and a blocked task appeared together.
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Season Two had reached Chapter Four, requiring players to move between the activity platform and the community’s identity system. The Night Watchman was still recording node activity each day. He wanted longtime participants to follow the progress, even as attention in the group was scattered.
Mainnet transactions for the day had just passed two million, a figure officials called out in the group. Chapter Four asked players to return to Discord and claim their identity, but Galaxy verification stalled for several hours and support was flooded with the same question. Someone suggested collecting reports from players who had claimed their identity but could not get verified, rather than having each person retry. The Night Watchman’s node report reached its 500th issue; it drew just 12 comments, half of them ads.
High transaction activity and a blocked task appeared together. For players, the immediate question was whether their identity would be recognized correctly. The Night Watchman saw that his report had lasted 500 issues but yielded little useful feedback in the comments. He planned to put readers’ actual verification problems into his next report. When the fault would clear, and whether anyone would respond to those records, remained unknown.