Back to collectionEleven Days After “Soon,” Two Clocks Still Run
Background: How the Yaku rewards had to be claimed had disappointed key holders, and an earlier “soon” about what came next still had no date attached. Today: Someone counted again: eleven days had passed since that “soon.” Impact and next steps: The reply told key holders there was another arrangement to be announced, but it gave no date and did not resolve their disappointment with the previous round.
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Background: How the Yaku rewards had to be claimed had disappointed key holders, and an earlier “soon” about what came next still had no date attached. People in the node channel wanted to know what announcement they were waiting for. The Chinese chat was debating how long the proposed cycle from game revenue to token buybacks might take.
Today: Someone counted again: eleven days had passed since that “soon.” In the node channel, a member called the Yaku round the worst yet. The team replied that another reward was intended for key holders and asked them to wait for an announcement. On the same day, someone in the Chinese chat defended the model: the foundation invests in games, the games earn money, and that money buys back tokens. Such a cycle was never going to be quick.
Impact and next steps: The reply told key holders there was another arrangement to be announced, but it gave no date and did not resolve their disappointment with the previous round. Supporters of the longer cycle and people seeking an immediate explanation were still talking past each other. The Night Watchman planned to ask separately when the next reward would be explained and how buybacks were progressing.