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BE CAREFUL WITH HCS: AI SCORES USERS. WHO SETS THE PAYMENT DATE?

An AI score should not hold completed work. Mobile mining projects must publish clear criteria, verify eligible users early and settle all valid rewards every month.

BE CAREFUL WITH HCS: AI SCORES USERS. WHO SETS THE PAYMENT DATE?

Pi already gave mobile miners an expensive lesson.

After years of mining, the clearest part for many users was the basic coin they mined themselves.

Security-circle rewards.

Referral rewards.

How much is eligible?

When will it be confirmed?

On what exact date will it reach the wallet?

Pi has started later migration rounds, including some eligible referral bonuses. But users should never need to wait for years just to learn when all valid rewards will be settled.

Now, “Interlag Network” gives that fog a new name:

HCS — Human Credit Score.

A trust score.

AI graded.

Too complex to publish in full.

It sounds modern.

But the message remains old:

Keep mining.

Keep inviting.

Keep raising your score.

The final reward will be “calculated later.”

HCS does not clearly answer what users actually need to know:

What percentage of self-mined coin will be confirmed?

What percentage of referral rewards will be settled?

What is this month’s closing date?

What is this month’s payment date?

If an F1 later becomes inactive, will a previously recorded reward be reduced?

Can users independently audit the score?

Can they appeal an incorrect result?

Without clear answers, “reward by contribution” is only a slogan.

Contribution means days of activity, invitations, content, community growth and time spent supporting the network.

Finished work should create a finished obligation.

HCS is a score users cannot independently verify.

An AI system may help identify bots or suspicious activity.

It should not become a gate that holds valid rewards for years.

Major exchanges treat identity verification as a process with a result. They do not require users to feed a loyalty score indefinitely before revealing what they will receive.

The fair standard is simpler:

Remove HCS from the reward-payment gate.

Verify new eligible users within 30 days.

Close and pay mining rewards, referral rewards and security-circle rewards—if offered—every month.

Publish a clear statement for every reward cycle.

Protect rewards already earned under the rules in effect at that time.

If users completed valid work, they must receive the valid reward for that work.

An AI score should not control finished work.

HCS is not a contribution ruler.

It is a loop.

When miners and referrers recognize the loop, they will leave.

Not because they are weak.

Because the game is no longer fair.

FREE MINERS ARE NOT FREE LABOR.

VERIFY EARLY.

PAY REWARDS MONTHLY.

PROTECT VALID WORK.

KYC FIRST. REWARD FIRST. FAIRNESS FIRST.

“Interlag Network” is a fictional satirical name. This commentary addresses transparency and reward-payment standards across mobile mining projects.

#KYCFIRST #HCS #MobileMining #PayRewardsMonthly #ProtectValidWork

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KYCFIRST Community Standards

KYC within 30 days. Rewards paid monthly. Fairness first.

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KYC Within 30 Days

Verify participants within a clear 30-day timeline.

02
Rewards Paid Monthly

Distribute earned rewards every month.

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Fairness First

Publish clear rules, use verifiable governance and do not remove rewards that participants have already earned.

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