At a luxurious banquet, Q-Turtle and several wealthy animals enjoy expensive food and wine.
Behind them, a long line of exhausted Ant Miners waits with empty bowls and signs reading:
“KYC PENDING.”
The green frog points toward the miners and asks Q-Turtle:
“When will your activity-based KYC finally be completed? Your miners are still waiting.”
Q-Turtle slowly drinks his wine and answers:
“Let them wait a few more years. They have already worked too long to walk away.”
The other animals are shocked.
Q-Turtle then reveals the rest of the plan:
“If they quit, their referrers lose the rewards. New promoters will bring us replacement users.”
The dog finally understands:
“So that is the plan!”
The animals laugh, raise their wine glasses, and celebrate.
But the Ant Miners have heard enough.
They raise their bowls and signs and shout together:
“PAY REWARDS MONTHLY!”
This animated story is satire, but the questions are real.
Why should users promote a project for years before receiving KYC?
Why should valid referral rewards disappear when a downline later becomes inactive?
Why can projects record rewards every day but refuse to publish a monthly payment schedule?
Mobile miners are not disposable labor.
A responsible mobile mining project should:
Verify eligible new users within 30 days.
Finalize and pay published rewards every month.
Protect valid work already completed.
Never use new rules to erase old rewards.
VERIFY EARLY.
PAY REWARDS MONTHLY.
PROTECT VALID WORK.
KYC FIRST. REWARD FIRST. FAIRNESS FIRST.
