Back to collectionA New Pool Opens While Withdrawal Stalls
After repeated errors on the staking page, users worried both about getting into a pool and about getting out. One user clicked to unstake five times in an hour. The new pool gave people willing to keep staking a concrete offer to compare, but it did not tell that user when withdrawal could begin.
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After repeated errors on the staking page, users worried both about getting into a pool and about getting out. Pool owners were trying to attract new stakers. For someone attempting to withdraw, a new reward offer and the error on their screen addressed almost separate problems.
One user clicked to unstake five times in an hour. Each time the page returned only “Something went wrong,” and the countdown never appeared. They stopped retrying and planned to find out whether a request had been submitted at all. Meanwhile, a pool owner recruited in the group: for its first two weeks, the new pool would give 80 percent of rewards to token stakers, with that rule fixed for the full two weeks.
The new pool gave people willing to keep staking a concrete offer to compare, but it did not tell that user when withdrawal could begin. Some in the group wanted to examine rewards first; others insisted on checking the exit process. The Night Watchman planned to ask about the two issues separately so the generous split would not bury the error.