do you have any proof of which days are missing?
If you don’t post #feedback or open a support ticket, I’m not sure how you think we’d know to fix it for you
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do you have any proof of which days are missing?
If you don’t post #feedback or open a support ticket, I’m not sure how you think we’d know to fix it for you
I honestly lost count of all of the days but it happens at least once a week (last 2 days were missed) and I also didn't receive the payouts from several weeks ago when payouts were not distributed for over a week. Not blaming leo per se, but don't want this to happen again.
You can use this to look, it will limit to to LEO transfers to your account.
https://he.dtools.dev/@tobetada?symbol=LEO
There is still some noise, but should help.
9 missed payouts in the last 30 days... That gives me an APR of like 8.6% which is exactly what I would get for manual curation. Although I did plan on staking some leo as well
If. it does happen, they are always remediated and back-paid. No payments are ever missed and the APR remains true if you stay delegated
9 missed payouts in the last 30 days... That gives me an APR of like 8.6% which is exactly what I would get for manual curation. Although I did plan on staking some leo as well
If. it does happen, they are always remediated and back-paid. No payments are ever missed and the APR remains true if you stay delegated
I would like to believe that, but that has not been my experience so far. I have had this problem over the years; opened tickets etc. Either I am very unlucky or there is a more systemic error with more users affected. Either way, thanks for the hard work with inleo!
Back payments are never made, why even say they are?
In the past 28 days.
7 missed payouts to @spinvest
2 missed to @spi-store
9 missed to @eddie-earner
8 missed to @dailydab
Doing HP curation looks to be alot more passive compared to opening support tickets all the time.🤣
If. it does happen, they are always remediated and back-paid. No payments are ever missed and the APR remains true if you stay delegated