A published Numerai round ending date is not a wallet receipt timestamp. A weekday pattern in scheduled endings therefore cannot establish when participants received spendable NMR.
Revised September 8, 2026. The earlier cash-arrival claims and unresolved-round “locked capital” sum are withdrawn.
Use three separate clocks
A round has a published scoring and ending schedule. Confirmed staking resolution makes its economic outcome available. Claims and restaking then determine where the principal and net outcome move. The atomic primer explains those states.
Classic round 1343 was scheduled to end November 25, 2026 in the September 8 capture. It had no confirmed atomic payout in that sample. A zero placeholder in its record is not evidence of break-even performance.
Measure capital without summing reused collateral
Legacy balances could support overlapping round exposures. Adding every unresolved round counted the same capital repeatedly. Atomic principal is separately funded, but current balances can span both generations during migration. The capital note explains the accounting boundary.
The Tokenomics calendar now groups confirmed outcomes by their scheduled ending dates and labels that convention. It does not claim to observe participant withdrawals. To study actual cash timing, I would use confirmed claim and transfer events, including migration transfers and model ownership changes.
Methods: public round schedules and explicit resolution flags captured September 8, 2026; current balances at 11:18:56 UTC. No fallback ending date or inferred cash-flow weekday is used.