Timelock predictions can't be deleted once scheduled — and that's the point
ctjlewis · x · 2026-10-08
Follow-up from ctjlewis on his drand-based timelock tool: once you schedule a hash, there's currently no way to delete it, and he may keep it that way. The reasoning: otherwise you could blast a thousand predictions and only reveal the one that worked. You can still try, but the record makes post-hoc cherry-picking obvious — preserving the tool's value as prediction attestation.
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