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Evanzzzz retweeted
Ten nodes can be running at the same time without all ten having 30 days behind them.
Suppose five Clarke nodes start together. Five more start 10 days later.
If both groups keep running, when the first five reach 30 days, the newer five have run for 20 days.
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The @GenLayer Pre-Mainnet Staking brief says a node must run on Clarke, the testnet before mainnet, for at least 30 days to be eligible for a seat. Aiming for 10 seats means running 10 nodes at the same time.
I recently asked what happens if the maths gives you half a validator seat. Now I'd want to see the start date and running time of each node, not just a total saying ten are online.
Staking Points count something else. Each staked GEN earns one point per day. The Portal leaderboard shows where you'd stand if the programme ended today.
At the mainnet snapshot, Foundation-backed seats are allocated in proportion to points, subject to eligibility. If selected, you start as a validator backed initially by the Foundation's GEN. Validators earn GEN fees on transactions they process.
You can run the nodes yourself or use a node-as-a-service partner. If using a partner, I'd ask how to check each node's status. I'd also want GenLayer to clarify how downtime is counted; the brief doesn't spell that out.
If you were tracking a Clarke node, what would you want to know first: when it started, how long it has run, or how downtime affects the 30-day requirement?
Pick one and tell me why, or add something I missed.
i think you need to see this @Hendrxxcbfw
Someone touched my shoulder and told me to quit soapy. When I turned around, there was nobody there.
i was in magboro with my guys. horny as fuck. nivea everywhere. baby oil by Speed Darlington playing.
then i felt a hand on my shoulder. like someone who knew me. and a voice said "stop soapy."
i turned immediately. nobody.
my guys were still laughing and stroking it round like nothing happened. but i knew what i heard.
i didn't say anything. what was i going to say? "guys God just touched me?" while we were horny? lmao
i didn't pour another one that night. that was 3 months ago, and i haven't soapy since.
The first week was hell tho. i couldn't eat. food just didn't make sense anymore. i couldn't sleep either. i didn't realize how much my body depended on nivea to function.
People think quitting is just "stop buying." no. your body fights you. your mind starts negotiating. "just one won't hurt." "maybe only weekends."
I’d been soapying every day for almost 10 years, so i knew it wouldn't be easy. it took about 3 weeks before i could eat a full meal and sleep through the night again.
i'd tried to quit before. never lasted. but this time felt different, like the desire just left. and the song playing that night was literally called baby oil. you can't make this up.
I always thought soapy gave me inspiration, that every brilliant idea came when i was soapying. that's what soapy makes you believe. it's a lie.
3 months clean now. my head has never been this clear. my work rate has gone up dramatically, and i'm eating cleaner because no more munchies.
Was it God or was it the soapy? was it my own mind? i honestly don't know. but something touched me that night, and i haven't been the same since.
If you're going through it right now, the no appetite, no sleep, all of it, it ends. hold on. and if you're waiting for a sign, maybe this is it.
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Evanzzzz retweeted
I beg my bro u fit assist me with like one thousand from ur end abeg don’t be upset I’m disturbing I swear I Dey suffer I no get anything for my side … God bless u bro 🙏🏿
Evanzzzz retweeted
I refreshed my results page 61 times in one day. My roommate counted.
Seven weeks between my last paper and my results, and the page just said "not yet released" in grey. Nothing I did in that time could change a paper that was already marked.
A wait is only dead time when nothing in it counts.
On @GenLayer, the wait can count. GEN arrives on THE DAY and mainnet comes later, and the time in between is Pre-Mainnet Staking. It decides who gets the node seats, the validator spots the Foundation will back with its own GEN.
Every GEN staked collects 1 Staking Point a day, whatever the amount. Take a seven-week wait: that's 49 days, so 100 GEN staked through all of it is 4,900 points. A day you're not staked collects nothing.
If you hold the airdrop, day one is done for you. From THE DAY it counts as staked, even unclaimed.
My results page told me nothing for seven weeks. The Portal leaderboard shows where you'd stand if the programme ended today, and it moves daily.
At the mainnet snapshot, seats are split by each person's share of the points.
The gate: a node running at least 30 days on Clarke, the testnet before mainnet. A node-as-a-service partner can run it for you.
Reply with your first move.
If the whole wait counted, what would you do with it?
getting to the stage where it’s like, fuck this degree but at the same time i’ve come too far to just give up #fuckarchitecture 💔
Evanzzzz retweeted
I once finished the jobs assigned to me for the month and was already expecting my payment.
Then I was told I had to help another person finish his own work before they could release my money.
The reason? They thought finishing the work early would allow everyone to leave at the same time.
My own part was done, but I still had to wait for the team to finish.
That experience reminds me of something important about @GenLayer’s Pre-Mainnet Staking: earning points and qualifying for a node seat are two different requirements.
Every GEN staked earns 1 Staking Point per day. The daily rate is the same regardless of how much GEN you stake. At the mainnet snapshot, node seats are allocated proportionally to accumulated points among participants who meet the eligibility requirements.
And there’s another requirement: your node must run on Clarke for at least 30 days.
You can run the node yourself or use a node-as-a-service partner. Either way, the node remains yours.
Successful participants start as validators backed by GEN from the GenLayer Foundation. They help keep the network running and earn GEN fees for every transaction they process.
So don’t confuse a strong leaderboard position with a guaranteed seat. Your points determine your proportional share, but your Clarke node history determines whether you qualify.
If you were preparing for a mainnet seat, which would you put in motion first: staking GEN or getting your Clarke node running?