We apologise for the issues faced in purchasing your whitelist node allocations on Impossible Finance. Our team has identified the root of the matter and are deploying a fix.
The delay in the fix is due to the fact that some users have purchased nodes, but others have not. As such, we will pause and will restart the contracts once calculations have been made on who has purchased nodes, and who has not.
Users who have already managed to purchase their nodes will not be affected. There are cases of users who managed to purchase more than their supposed allocation. These users will be refunded of their excess allocation that they were not eligible to buy, and funds will be sent back to their participating wallet.
The fix is not estimated to take long. After which, the sale contracts will be restarted and users who were not able to purchase will be able to do so.
Once again, we apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding and patience.
We apologise for the issues faced in purchasing your whitelist node allocations on Impossible Finance. Our team has identified the root of the matter and are deploying a fix.
The delay in the fix is due to the fact that some users have purchased nodes, but others have not. As such, we will pause and will restart the contracts once calculations have been made on who has purchased nodes, and who has not.
Users who have already managed to purchase their nodes will not be affected. There are cases of users who managed to purchase more than their supposed allocation. These users will be refunded of their excess allocation that they were not eligible to buy, and funds will be sent back to their participating wallet.
The fix is not estimated to take long. After which, the sale contracts will be restarted and users who were not able to purchase will be able to do so.
Once again, we apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding and patience.
BY Impossible Finance Announcements
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