Back to collectionA Holiday Pause for Markets, but Not for the Chain
It was Good Friday, and US stock markets were closed. Crypto trading continued, as did work on the chain. The team treated the open market as no reason to demand an answer from everyone that day.
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It was Good Friday, and US stock markets were closed. The game team was still preparing the announcement draft and coordinating work between the game and chain teams. A holiday could stop meetings, but it could not tell them which parts of the work were ready.
Crypto trading continued, as did work on the chain. A-Zhen suggested using the day to check the interface notes item by item instead of pressing colleagues to settle public wording during the holiday. When someone worried this would delay the announcement, she put the questions requiring legal review on a separate list.
The team treated the open market as no reason to demand an answer from everyone that day. They could keep checking technical details while leaving public claims for a group decision. After the holiday, the two lists would need to be reconciled; the announcement was still awaiting final wording.