A pool-tier change raises an allocation question

A key holder reported that their pool had moved from Platinum to Silver and said they could not find spare key capacity in a higher-tier pool. Another participant replied directly with a pointer to the announcements channel. The original report carries an edit marker. This records a member's observed allocation constraint and a referral, not a verified inventory of every pool or confirmation of the cause of the tier change.

A higher advertised tier is not an actionable alternative when entry capacity is unavailable. Assessing a pool therefore involves both its current parameters and whether a holder can actually join under the relevant rules. This exchange supplies neither a network-wide capacity snapshot nor evidence that the participant moved assets. It also cannot establish a broader market decline or the earlier token-price figure; the dated support interaction is the substantiated event here.