Back to collectionA restart to claim delayed rewards
On Saturday, election odds kept shifting and traders were taking positions early. One holder was about to restart the client but first asked whether doing so would erase earlier rewards. The explanation offered a practical next step, but a promise alone could not erase the scare.
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On Saturday, election odds kept shifting and traders were taking positions early. In the staking area, people were still dealing with doubts left by the previous week’s sharp drop in rewards they could claim: why could they not claim what they were owed when their nodes had kept submitting assertions?
One holder was about to restart the client but first asked whether doing so would erase earlier rewards. The Night Watchman restated the official explanation: a subgraph defect had kept the client from retrieving the list of claimable rewards, but none had been lost. Restarting the client once after the fix would bring in what was owed. He asked the holder to check the claim afterward and not mistake a temporary inability to claim rewards for a halt in assertions.
The explanation offered a practical next step, but a promise alone could not erase the scare. Stakers still wanted to see the rewards arrive before trusting the claim results again. Amid the noise about election odds, this specific question needed a clear answer.