BlockDAG News: Legacy BDAG Claiming Moves Into Final Deployment Soon

BlockDAG News: What Still Needs Clarifying on Legacy Claims? What happens to an old BDAG balance once Legacy claiming goes live? That's the real question behind today's BlockDAG news. BlockDAG says Legacy BDAG claiming is entering final deployment, with a dedicated staking system to follow. The update lands alongside a separate BIG500 promotion, offering 500% extra token for 48 hours. This update, though, is really about existing holders, not new buyers. BlockDAG says eligible users will soon claim earlier BDAG. That word soon matters, since claiming isn't fully live yet. BlockDAG News: Legacy Claiming Enters Final Deployment Here's what BlockDAG's official update says, in plain terms: 100% of verified Buyback Programme balances transferred Eligible users received 50% extra token on top Updated allocations now visible in user dashboards earlier claiming entering final deployment A dedicated staking system to follow for eligible holders That's five moving parts in one update. None of them says claiming is fully open today. How Does Legacy BDAG Differ From New? BlockDAG's own FAQ draws a clear line between the two terms. Token is the balance a holder already owns. It stays in their wallet, untouched. New token is a separate, additional allocation. Eligible existing holders get it at no extra cost, on top of what they already hold. So the two aren't interchangeable. Legacy BDAG isn't being replaced. New token is being added alongside it. BlockDAG hasn't spelled out every rule for that process yet, including exact vesting timing for each group. BlockDAG News: What Happens to Buyback Balances Now? The Buyback Programme balance is the clearest change so far. BlockDAG says the full verified balance has moved over, with a 50% New token top-up. That raises a fair question: is a dashboard number the same as a spendable token? Not always. Here's the difference: Dashboard allocation: a figure shown to the user, not yet in a wallet Claimable allocation: unlocked and ready to move into a wallet Wallet balance: tokens sitting in a personal, self-custody wallet Tradable balance: tokens free of any lock, usable on an exchange BDAG's CoinMarketCap page lists a 104.71 billion total supply. Max supply sits at 150 billion, with a self-reported 92.23 billion circulating. The project hasn't said whether existing claims or the extra New token will shift that circulating figure. This part of the story stays open. BlockDAG News: What Still Needs Clarifying on Claims? The project already runs an active staking system, with rewards distributed on a set schedule. The existing system is described only as dedicated, with no public detail yet on how it differs. Feature Existing staking Legacy staking Status Active today Announced, not live Tokens Regular BDAG Legacy BDAG Rewards Published Not yet disclosed Claim first Not required Likely required Several questions remain open.