PunishmentOfLuxury

I have about 0.63% after around 17.5 hours of this rewards epoch. If maintained that would be 6% in a week. Provider performance is varying widely. I spread my delegation over six, with multiple wallets. Scandinodes leads Bifrost by quite a margin.

Yes, they seem to have done poorly in the first few rounds, but give them time. Eyeballing it, I'd say Bifrost is doing best.

Thanks, working for me.

Flare Network Discord This contradicts the earlier announcement that it was 04.40, but it seems to be official, so it seems I got in - hope others did too.

I did some before, but the vast majority was done after 04.40 UTC. Grrrr And I think that was the case for many people as the metrics showed many tens of millions more SGB being delegated after 4.40 but before 14.42.

Damn, the Bifrost tweet led me to believe that I would accrue rewards as long as I delegated before 14.42 UTC Thursday (which I did). Now I see from the above post that the deadline was 04.40 UTC Thursday (which I didn't meet). Who knew?

No need to trust that site when you can use this instead:

The network is still in observation mode, isn't it? So it could all be reset at any moment before the 27th. Which would mean any rewards gained would be lost. I'm not clear whether or not we get to keep them if the network is not reset before the 27th.

I did some wrapping and delegating through the app and MetaMask, very straightforward, thanks! Not only could I wrap the tokens for the account imported to MM by mnemonic, I was able to do it with a second account for which I had the private key.

Flare Finance Discord

And now back to where it was, pretty much. A glitch. A lot of fuss about nothing. Sometimes I despair of the median IQ on this board.

I think Graine is back.

If Flare Network (for profit) is going to deploy its full 25Bn FLR then it will totally dominate Governance votes and the rewards from FTSO etc. It may not have an automatic majority but it will take some considerable organisation by other FLR holders to outvote them.

Cast your vote:

From FTSO.EU

This is a total mess. How is it possible to make a rational, informed decision about selling or buying FLR after the first airdrop if we don't know how many FLR will finally be created?

Calling @RobertHarpool

World Bank rejects El Salvador request for Bitcoin help

I'm not a trader, but with Flare coming out soon I may be tempted to dip my toe in the trading pool. I live in a jurisdiction that does not tax offshore income, nor capital gains from any source. I'm pretty sure that if I restrict my trading to exchanges based outside of the country, then I'm off the tax hook. But what if I decide to run a Flare node at home, for example, and submit frequent trades to the network through that node - is that likely to be construed as generating income onshore? Or what about if the node is on AWS in another country? Obviously tax rules and interpretations of those rules vary hugely from country to country, but I'd simply appreciate some general opinions, maybe from people who have been in similar kinds of situations.

Not everyone is going to want to do this, but in case you do this video is very clear: I just realized that this must be the work of @FTSO_AU. Nice job, mate!