Back to collectionUpgrade Timetable Arrives as Reward Math Is Challenged
After the expansion plan, existing holders began calculating what each key might still earn. News of martial law in South Korea unsettled global markets for hours, and crypto prices made sharp wicks. The timetable let the Night Watchman plan an upgrade window, but it did not settle the reward dispute.
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After the expansion plan, existing holders began calculating what each key might still earn. The market was also jolted by the night of martial law in South Korea. Operators needed to understand both the upgrade schedule and the basis for reward estimates.
News of martial law in South Korea unsettled global markets for hours, and crypto prices made sharp wicks. That day, officials set out a phased rollout: minting would pause from December 10 while the airdrop, automatic staking, and contract update proceeded, with three hours of downtime expected. Someone in the proposal forum calculated that, if all 5 million keys sold, existing keys might give up roughly 30% of their rewards. The official response said the base winning rate would change from 1% to 0.01%; a hundredfold increase in key count would exactly offset the lower probability per key.
The timetable let the Night Watchman plan an upgrade window, but it did not settle the reward dispute. The sellout scenario and the official probability calculation addressed different risks. He planned to explain the two calculations separately in the group and wait for the rules after the contract update. Three hours was still only an estimate for downtime.