Back to collectionA Month-End Target, but No First Stake
The proposal to split Sentry Keys was still under discussion, while liquid staking had only recently entered the community's plans. The proposers set a target of launching by the end of the month. With a timetable in view, the discussion shifted from whether the mechanism could work to who would fund and test the integration.
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The proposal to split Sentry Keys was still under discussion, while liquid staking had only recently entered the community's plans. Developers wanted to know whether the two designs could work together and who would bear the cost of trying them first.
The proposers set a target of launching by the end of the month. The liquid staking team asked whether the yield and principal certificates could be nested with its existing receipt tokens. The proposer said the protocol was permissionless and the interfaces would be straightforward; finding the first capital was harder. That same day, a rumor spread in the developer group that A-Zhen was changing roles. She neither confirmed nor denied it.
With a timetable in view, the discussion shifted from whether the mechanism could work to who would fund and test the integration. The end of the month remained a target. A-Zhen's silence left developers who knew her chain-side work unsure whom to approach. She listed the questions still awaiting answers; whether she would change roles remained an unconfirmed rumor.