#dusk $DUSK @Dusk
$UAI +25%, $SUPER +25%, PROM +21%, PORTAL +20% 👀📈
Top gainers are having a party again.
Me outside checking the guest list like: “Which one is going to steal my money?” 😭
Why the Rusk Wallet Couldn't Let You Withdraw a Partial Reward unused
The Rusk Wallet's CLI only let you withdraw your entire staking-reward balance at once. I read that twice.
Every modern financial app I've used lets you pull out exactly what you need and leave the rest. Dusk's own reference wallet, as of a documented GitHub issue, didn't.
My first read was mild annoyance — this felt like an obvious oversight in a wallet built for a protocol this technically sophisticated.
Then I looked at what the issue actually requested, and sat with it differently. The GitHub tracker shows this as an explicitly-filed feature-request specifically to allow users to specify an exact value to withdraw, rather than being forced into an all-or-nothing claim. Someone had to formally ask for something this basic, which tells you it genuinely wasn't there by default.
Worth being precise about what I can and can't say beyond that. The issue confirms the limitation existed and that a fix was requested. It doesn't spell out how many users this actually affected in practice, or what specific workflow-problems it caused for people managing larger stakes — that part is my own reasonable inference, not something the issue itself documents.
Where I actually land: this is a legitimate wallet-tooling limitation, not a protocol-level restriction — the underlying staking-contract doesn't require full withdrawal, the wallet interface just hadn't built the option yet as of that filing.
I haven't confirmed whether this specific feature has since shipped in a more recent Rusk Wallet release.
Rusk Wallet once made staking rewards an all-or-nothing withdrawal 👀
For a reference wallet, how big of a UX issue is that?
$UAI +25%, $SUPER +25%, PROM +21%, PORTAL +20% 👀📈
Top gainers are having a party again.
Me outside checking the guest list like: “Which one is going to steal my money?” 😭
Why the Rusk Wallet Couldn't Let You Withdraw a Partial Reward unused
The Rusk Wallet's CLI only let you withdraw your entire staking-reward balance at once. I read that twice.
Every modern financial app I've used lets you pull out exactly what you need and leave the rest. Dusk's own reference wallet, as of a documented GitHub issue, didn't.
My first read was mild annoyance — this felt like an obvious oversight in a wallet built for a protocol this technically sophisticated.
Then I looked at what the issue actually requested, and sat with it differently. The GitHub tracker shows this as an explicitly-filed feature-request specifically to allow users to specify an exact value to withdraw, rather than being forced into an all-or-nothing claim. Someone had to formally ask for something this basic, which tells you it genuinely wasn't there by default.
Worth being precise about what I can and can't say beyond that. The issue confirms the limitation existed and that a fix was requested. It doesn't spell out how many users this actually affected in practice, or what specific workflow-problems it caused for people managing larger stakes — that part is my own reasonable inference, not something the issue itself documents.
Where I actually land: this is a legitimate wallet-tooling limitation, not a protocol-level restriction — the underlying staking-contract doesn't require full withdrawal, the wallet interface just hadn't built the option yet as of that filing.
I haven't confirmed whether this specific feature has since shipped in a more recent Rusk Wallet release.
Rusk Wallet once made staking rewards an all-or-nothing withdrawal 👀
For a reference wallet, how big of a UX issue is that?
🔴 Major oversight
80%
🟡 Annoying, not critical
10%
🟢 CLI users can handle it
0%
⚙️ Ship partial withdrawals
10%
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