Back to collectionA Staked Keyholder Asks When Their Turn Comes
The weekend help channel was still occupied with keyholder benefits. He kept asking when airdrops would reach someone whose keys were already in the pool. The weekend brought no definite date, but the question had become clearer than “When is my turn?”
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The weekend help channel was still occupied with keyholder benefits. One member had bought keys and staked them in a pool. After hearing about earlier airdrops, he worried that staking might have excluded him.
He kept asking when airdrops would reach someone whose keys were already in the pool. Others wanted to offer a date, but could point to no schedule for that kind of holding. The discussion shifted from pressing for a date to checking eligibility: were ownership, staking, and claiming for oneself being treated as the same thing?
The weekend brought no definite date, but the question had become clearer than “When is my turn?” He planned to list the status of his keys and the specific airdrops he meant, then ask the help channel which rules applied. How pooled keys counted toward eligibility still needed a clear answer.