Back to collectionA key-sale question becomes a staking-reward support case
Cartoon asked how to sell 2 Sentry keys, saying they had cost about $150 and had produced nothing for him. Dhruv explained that the keys were soulbound and could not be sold, then asked whether Cartoon operated them himself or had staked them. Cartoon answered that they were staked. The purchase cost and lack of receipts were the holder's account, not a reconciled wallet statement.
Cartoon asked how to sell 2 Sentry keys, saying they had cost about $150 and had produced nothing for him. Dhruv explained that the keys were soulbound and could not be sold, then asked whether Cartoon operated them himself or had staked them. Cartoon answered that they were staked. The purchase cost and lack of receipts were the holder's account, not a reconciled wallet statement.
The follow-up arrived on December 19: Dhruv told him to claim rewards from the pool. That reply addressed reward collection, not a way to resell the keys or recover their purchase price. The conversation does not contain a later confirmation that the claim succeeded. Its unresolved point is the holder's actual reward receipt, rather than the existence of a secondary market for the keys.