How IOTA Train at Home rewards are shown in USD
The dollar figure is a public-market estimate for SN9 subnet IOTA, not an official payout amount. Missing reward quantities or valid quotes remain unknown, not $0; IOTA Layer 1 prices are not substituted.
The dashboard shows two numbers for the same reward: the official IOTA amount from Train at Home entitlements, and an estimated USD value beside it.
What is official
IOTA Watch labels IOTA as Yesterday's rewards by attributing the next accounting day's records to the preceding date in UTC+8. For example, records dated October 17 appear under October 16. Only pending and settled count; frozen and future timestamps are excluded. This display convention does not prove the actual training date or the date funds reached a wallet.
What is an estimate
The USD line multiplies that IOTA amount by a public market price for the Train at Home subnet token (SN9 / CoinGecko iota-2). It is not the IOTA Foundation Layer 1 price, not TAO, and not a promise that you can sell at that rate.
When USD is a dash
If the market feed is down, IOTA amounts stay visible and USD shows unknown. Missing price is not treated as $0.
If this token is still being mixed up with IOTA Layer 1, see Train at Home vs the IOTA coin.
Common questions
Why can IOTA rewards exist while USD is a dash?
Rewards and prices use different sources; an unavailable quote prevents a reliable conversion.
Can I use the IOTA Layer 1 token price?
No. It is a different asset from Train at Home’s SN9 subnet token.