The unlock vote reaches those who had no vote
Background: The price steadied over the weekend, but claims for the Vanguard airdrop had not opened. Today: As the price held near $0.051, fragments of the airdrop terms spread: the 30-day unlock was real, and key holders had voted for it. Impact and next steps: The vote explained the unlock period but did not ease the frustration of those left out of the ballot.
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Background: The price steadied over the weekend, but claims for the Vanguard airdrop had not opened. Key holders and community members without keys were both waiting for the rules, though they did not have the same information.
Today: As the price held near $0.051, fragments of the airdrop terms spread: the 30-day unlock was real, and key holders had voted for it. People without keys learned only then that the vote had taken place, prompting another round of anger. The argument shifted from when tokens would arrive to who had a say in the pace of their release.
Impact and next steps: The vote explained the unlock period but did not ease the frustration of those left out of the ballot. The Night Watchman tried to explain voting rights separately from airdrop eligibility so the questions would not blur together. The final claim rules had yet to appear, and the argument would meet its next test when they did.