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Everyone has a different journey in GenLayer.
Maybe you learned something new, met amazing people, found your voice, gained confidence, or simply found a community you enjoy being part of.
Your experience doesn't have to be technical or extraordinary to matter.
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What's one advice you wish you had taken seriously when you first got into web3?
mine is building my X account. i wish i had started taking it seriously much earlier.
you can never go wrong investing time in growing your own account.
What's yours?
Good morning everyoneโ๏ธ
Happy Wednesday
Another day another opportunity to keep building keep grinding and move forward
Wishing everyone a productive day
A leaderboard can show you who is ahead, but it cannot tell the whole story of who is preparing to help run a network. That's the distinction I think people need to understand about @GenLayer Pre-Mainnet Staking.
There are two things to pay attention to: your Staking Points and your node eligibility. They are connected, but they are not the same requirement.
Here's how the points work:
Every GEN staked earns 1 Staking Point per day. Stake 1,000 GEN and you collect 1,000 points on day one. Keep it staked for 30 days and that's 30,000 points.
And here's a detail worth knowing: an unclaimed airdrop automatically counts as staked from THE DAY. It earns points while still locked. If you hold additional GEN, you can stake it through the GenLayer Portal, and withdraw it at any time.
Your points appear on a live leaderboard that changes daily. At the mainnet snapshot, the Foundation-backed node seats are distributed in proportion to participants' points.
But there's another side to qualifying: you need a node running on Clarke testnet for at least 30 days. Each seat you aim for requires a corresponding node running at the same time. You can operate the nodes yourself or use a node-as-a-service partner.
What stands out to me is that the leaderboard and the testnet requirement answer two different questions: how many points have you accumulated, and have you met the requirements to qualify for a seat?
I'd pay attention to both rather than assuming a high leaderboard position alone is enough.
If you were preparing for a validator seat, which would you tackle first: building your points position or getting your Clarke node running?
I am a big esports fan ๐
I have a very strong feeling Gen.G will win the League World Championship this Saturday, should I bet this for you guys on Stake and drop $50,000 when it wins? ๐
Itโs a PP LOCK ๐๐