Staking & rewards

Delegation is not running a node.

The test wallet supports reviewed delegation to configured operators. A delegator does not run consensus software or hold its validator's signing key. An observer follows blocks without signing; a validator must meet the network's admission and verified-contribution rules.

Registration records and a configured operator list are not a current signing set, uptime ranking or proof of independently controlled machines. No guaranteed yield or reward is offered.

Six separate native operations.

Delegate test GOD

Review the operator, amount and Gas. Committed delegation makes that balance staked, not immediately spendable.

Start unbonding

Review one delegation and retain its native TX ID. Successful submission or committed start does not mean a withdrawal has arrived.

Claim settled G

Claim only settled, eligible rewards. Pending issuance and unclaimed settled G are different balances.

Send G

Transfer spendable G to a reviewed recipient. GOD, not G, pays the transaction's Gas.

Donate test GOD to the pool

A voluntary test payment to available pool liquidity. It is not an investment or a guaranteed future repayment.

Redeem G for test GOD

Review the current quote and a positive minimum GOD output. Only a successful atomic payment burns the offered G.

These forms do not enable validator registration, governance, bridging or arbitrary native messages. Each operation uses its own local review and the separate restricted native gateway.

Understand every G bucket.

Pending G

Awaiting reward settlement; not yet claimable or redeemable.

Unclaimed settled G

Eligible settled allocation that must be claimed before use.

Spendable G

Available ecosystem balance, subject to the reviewed operation's rules.

Locked G

Reserved G that is not spendable; ordinary account views may exclude these locks. Do not sum partial views into a total supply claim.

G has no fixed lifetime cap at this stage. Authorized issuance must remain bounded and auditable, based on eligible verified consensus contributions. G also has ecosystem uses; redemption and burning are not mandatory.

A floating pool, not a fixed promise.

Native GOD pays Gas. The design routes fees into the reward pool; available GOD liquidity and eligible G determine the protocol quote, with integer rounding and current limits. A balance display is not an executable price or an approved production emission schedule.

Re-read the quote during review and require a positive minimum GOD payment. State can change before inclusion. If the pool is empty or the minimum cannot be met, redemption must fail without burning the offered G. G keeps its other ecosystem uses.

A successful redemption pays GOD and burns the offered G together. There is no guaranteed exchange rate, liquidity, financial return or conversion of synthetic GOD into real assets.

Unbonding and recovery.

The current synthetic exit delay is 21 days. Save the native TX ID, delegator and operator, then use Unbonding progress in the wallet. Check the on-chain completion state and a fresh spendable balance after the waiting period; do not treat a local clock, empty response or successful start-unbonding TX as proof of payout.

Reward settlement, a full elapsed waiting-period payout and production economics still require their own release acceptance. Chain resets can invalidate test state; the waiting period is not shortened by importing a wallet backup.

Unknown native results keep new signing blocked. Import a saved native TX ID and inspect its exact result before preparing a new operation. Failed committed execution can still charge Gas.

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