Back to collectionThe Claim Rules Behind a Key Holder’s Complaint
Key holders were still arguing over who qualified for rewards and how to claim them. Official staff replied point by point: several airdrop rounds had already taken place, eligible participants had to claim for themselves, and missed claims could not be restored. The holder planned to revisit each round’s rules to find out exactly what they had missed.
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Key holders were still arguing over who qualified for rewards and how to claim them. In the group, one holder called the keys scrap metal and said they had never received an airdrop. Others wanted to know whether they were ineligible or had missed a step.
Official staff replied point by point: several airdrop rounds had already taken place, eligible participants had to claim for themselves, and missed claims could not be restored. The explanation did not end the complaints, but shifted the argument from whether rewards had been distributed to how people had been told to claim them. XAI stood at $0.047 on lower volume.
The holder planned to revisit each round’s rules to find out exactly what they had missed. Others in the group began to distinguish ineligibility from an expired claim. The rules were clearer, but clarity could not recover rewards for anyone whose deadline had passed.