Back to collectionThe 30-day unlock stands after a request to remove it
Background: Once the airdrop began, the 30-day unlock changed from a written rule into a wait holders could see in their allocations. Today: A member asked for the 30-day linear unlock to be removed so allocations would become available at once. Impact and next steps: The reply clarified the room for individual choice: holders could decide when to claim, but could not change the voted unlock schedule on their own.
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Background: Once the airdrop began, the 30-day unlock changed from a written rule into a wait holders could see in their allocations. Some wanted access to the entire amount rather than waiting each day for another portion to become claimable.
Today: A member asked for the 30-day linear unlock to be removed so allocations would become available at once. Officials answered plainly: the rule had passed a vote and could not be changed now. The Night Watchman argued for neither side, instead reminding the questioner that the unlock rate and the time they chose to claim were separate matters; the latter remained their choice.
Impact and next steps: The reply clarified the room for individual choice: holders could decide when to claim, but could not change the voted unlock schedule on their own. Those who wanted immediate access remained dissatisfied, and the discussion turned to planning claims under the existing schedule. The question of who had been represented in the vote had not gone away.