Back to collectionGames, testnet tasks, and a Pioneer prompt before 433 listeners
The first Chinese-language Q&A about an Orbit chain had reached its scheduled day. The Q&A began at 8 p.m. The spoken explanation brought the game plans and the current route into participation into one conversation, while the announcement kept urging quick action.
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The first Chinese-language Q&A about an Orbit chain had reached its scheduled day. As the invited Xai core contributor, the narrator faced both people curious about upcoming games and participants in the testnet campaign who wanted to understand how to take part.
The Q&A began at 8 p.m. Beijing time. The narrator discussed several games planned for Xai and the ongoing testnet campaign; 433 people listened online for nearly an hour. That same day, the Day 23 announcement claimed that the first 300 people to see it had a better chance of reaching Pioneer status, provided they actually completed the task.
The spoken explanation brought the game plans and the current route into participation into one conversation, while the announcement kept urging quick action. The narrator wanted listeners to remember that completing the task mattered more than seeing the announcement early. Specific questions about minting and points still needed answers as the campaign continued.