# Why Golem rolling 24-hour GLM can decrease

A rolling 24-hour window continuously drops older records. A decrease can mean an earlier payment left that window, not that funds were debited or that today’s Hong Kong income became negative.

- Canonical: https://iotahome.site/en/learn/golem-rolling-day-reconciliation
- Publisher: IOTA Watch
- Topics: Golem
- Published: 2026-10-26
- Updated: 2026-10-26

## At a glance

A rolling 24-hour window continuously drops older records. A decrease can mean an earlier payment left that window, not that funds were debited or that today’s Hong Kong income became negative.

## What to check

Record the Node ID, both observation times and underlying payment entries. A Hong Kong calendar-day total requires transactions within that day’s interval; subtracting two rolling snapshots does not recover it. Check the source scope of cumulative values before reconciling them with payments.

## Example

Example: a 2 GLM payment becomes older than 24 hours and the window falls from 3 to 1. Check that expired entry first. Its confirmed transaction remains available for reconciliation on the original payment network.

## Continue

[Open project monitor](https://iotahome.site/en/projects/golem)

## Sources and implementation

- [docs.golem.network](https://docs.golem.network/docs/providers/provider-installation)
- [stats.golem.network](https://stats.golem.network/)