Live statuses & next actions

The three-part mint bar

Open Miner to see the compact live supply bar alongside your mining dashboard.

• Minted counts finalized successful mint records, not merely submitted payments.
• Pending mint combines live unpaid reservations and transactions awaiting a finalized result. It is not ownership or proof of successful payment.
• Available is unminted and unreserved collection supply. It includes later epochs, so it is not the number currently mineable.

The counts sum to 4,000. Current epoch capacity is shown separately. If data cannot load, the interface shows unavailable or labels its last known snapshot instead of treating missing data as live zeroes.

Your mining and mint states

1. 01

   Searching: your worker is trying hashes. There is no personal reservation.

2. 02

   Ready to mint: the proof was accepted and a five-minute unpaid reservation is available. Open Review mint.

3. 03

   Confirming: signed bytes are being checked. Watch status; after an uncertain connection use Retry same transaction.

4. 04

   Minted: finalized execution succeeded and the token belongs to your address in the QTARDS registry.

5. 05

   Expired: the unpaid claim deadline ended, or the signed attempt did not complete within its valid window. Rejected opportunities create no ownership.

RPC pending does not mean paid

RPC is the connection used to submit transactions and read the chain. A timeout can happen before or after a node accepts signed bytes. It cannot safely be translated into either Paid or Failed.

QTARDS waits for finalized execution evidence. Repeatedly signing replacement transfers can create unintended payments; use the retry action for the existing signed transaction.

Marketplace states

• Available listing: an owner signed an asking price and no purchase holds it.
• Awaiting signature: one buyer reserved the listing and a short signing window is open.
• Confirming: the purchase awaits finality checks.
• Completed: finalized settlement moved registry ownership to the buyer.
• Expired purchase: finalized history through the window had no qualifying successful settlement. The listing can reopen if it has not expired.

Closing a review is not cancellation. A prepared purchase can still be signed or broadcast elsewhere; its token stays reserved until finalized checks safely resolve the signing window.

How current are the numbers?

Miner, collection, ownership and market views receive live change signals while the page is visible. They retrieve updated records after a change and when you return to the page. A fifteen-second refresh backs up the live connection; pending purchase and transfer dialogs also check about every six seconds. These intervals do not promise when a transaction will finalize.

Timestamps identify the last successful observation. Browser suspension, an unavailable RPC, an interrupted connection or slow finality can delay updates. An animation is not settlement evidence.