Back to collection“Build the Chain” Becomes a Question About Players
Over the weekend, the community was still absorbing March's market moves and airdrop excitement. Someone steered the conversation toward the second-quarter market, asking how long the excitement might last and whether the game team would make use of it. The group shifted from betting on the market to asking why a game needed a chain, a more concrete question than a slogan.
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Over the weekend, the community was still absorbing March's market moves and airdrop excitement. The Night Watchman, a longtime member who discussed the game with players, was often asked what the team would do next. The chain project was still in preparation, and he had no public timetable to offer.
Someone steered the conversation toward the second-quarter market, asking how long the excitement might last and whether the game team would make use of it. The Night Watchman replied with just two words: “Build chains.” When some took this as a hint of an imminent launch, he clarified that it described the work to be done, not a launch date, and brought the discussion back to how players would actually use a chain.
The group shifted from betting on the market to asking why a game needed a chain, a more concrete question than a slogan. The Night Watchman planned to note the parts players found hardest to understand and check them when the team could explain more publicly. The project was still being built, and it remained unclear whether the community's interest would turn into patience.