Back to collectionFourteen days of tasks, and a yield with conditions
Pioneer Genesis phase two had just followed the leaderboard reset, and participants had to choose which tasks to tackle first. September opened at 0.188. The tasks gave participants a clear short term plan, while the reward discussion exposed the gap between eligibility groups.
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Pioneer Genesis phase two had just followed the leaderboard reset, and participants had to choose which tasks to tackle first. September had historically been a weak month for crypto, yet the community had grown almost too quiet to argue over the decline. Stakers were more concerned with calculating the new reward split.
September opened at 0.188. The first phase two tasks went live with fourteen days to finish them; some participants checked the deadline before choosing what they could complete. In the staking area, someone annualized earnings from the past 100 hours at 140.8%. Another person promptly pointed out the condition: that figure required holding a key and was not a yield available to everyone.
The tasks gave participants a clear short term plan, while the reward discussion exposed the gap between eligibility groups. The posted 140.8% was one key holder's annualized calculation from 100 hours, not a general promise. Others still needed to run the numbers for their own circumstances before deciding whether to keep spending time on tasks or staking.