A Deadline Set by an Uncertain Market
The technical meeting a week earlier had covered Orbit, L3 and settlement to Arbitrum One; a local development network was also running. BTC reached USD 21,000. That consensus set the order of work without offering a shortcut through the technical problems.
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The technical meeting a week earlier had covered Orbit, L3 and settlement to Arbitrum One; a local development network was also running. The studio still had to turn those explorations into a chain games could use. A warming market made the schedule feel tighter.
BTC reached USD 21,000. At the weekly meeting, someone suggested expanding publicity while the market was favorable, but the engineering group laid out design questions still awaiting answers. The meeting reached a consensus: the chain had to be built before the bull market returned. For now, engineering work would take priority over letting the price answer for unfinished work.
That consensus set the order of work without offering a shortcut through the technical problems. Next, the team needed to break down the settlement path, game requirements and development schedule so that “finish quickly” would not drown out concrete tasks. When a bull market might return remained beyond its control.