
A growing coalition of users is pushing back against the new 2% cashback program, with many questioning the need to re-stake or invest additional funds. Recent discussions in forums reveal a mix of opinions, with some suggesting minimal adjustments, while others express deep concerns about financial obligations and transparency.
Participants in online discussions emphasize that re-staking is not necessary. One user noted, "Just add the difference between your original stake and the new requirement," suggesting that those who previously locked their stakes might only need minor adjustments to meet the β¬450 limit. However, frustrations thrive as some users reported overwhelming financial burdens.
One commenter highlighted, "I paid 35K for the ICY and now they want me to add another 40K. How many times do they expect me to do the same bad investment?" Meanwhile, another shared a potentially practical method for lounge access, suggesting, "If you get the card only for the lounge, you can either buy a short or borrow the CRO needed for the lock-up. After a year, unstake and repay your debt." This indicates a workaround for those looking to maximize benefits without heavy commitments.
Responses remain sharply divided. Many appreciate the clarity that existing stakes count, while others feel trapped by the lengthy 365-day lockup for new card tiers. One user pointed out a crucial detail: "Pay attention to that 'up to' part; it wonβt be 2% unless you level the stations," reflecting on the need for clearer explanations. Additionally, some users now assume if they keep their previous ruby lock, they will only earn 1% instead of the new 2% rate.
A participant warned against the platform, mentioning, "You have the option to let [the company] milk you till the end of the world." This feeling of distrust echoes concerns regarding token circulation, especially with rumors of increased token production.
Users continue to seek clearer documentation to navigate these changes effectively. One user encapsulated this need well, asking, "Is there a simple before/after rewards table?" This highlights ongoing confusion and frustration surrounding potential rewards.
Financial Pressure: Several commenters believe the changes require excessive financial commitments.
Transparency Issues: Users consistently express concerns about the clarity of cashback mechanics.
Request for Simplification: There is a strong demand for easy-to-understand documentation about the program.
β Just add the difference to meet the β¬450 limit!
β οΈ The new card tiers impose a mandatory 365-day lockup.
π If users keep their ruby lock, they likely earn only 1% cashback.
π§ Utilizing loans could be a workaround for lounge access without large stakings.