Back to collectionMarket Excitement Meets Eleven Remaining Mainnet Checks
After BTC’s sharp rise, the market began talking about altcoins, and the community grew more eager to know when Xai’s mainnet would arrive. The market was still feverish, and altcoins were beginning to stir. The discussion returned from market gains to specific checks.
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After BTC’s sharp rise, the market began talking about altcoins, and the community grew more eager to know when Xai’s mainnet would arrive. A-Zhen worked on the chain side and knew that lively discussion could not replace checking each item.
The market was still feverish, and altcoins were beginning to stir. Officials did not answer the pressure with a new launch date; they said eleven items remained on the mainnet checklist. When someone took “only eleven” as a sign that launch must be close, A-Zhen asked him not to treat the count as a countdown. Any unfinished item could still reveal work that needed attention.
The discussion returned from market gains to specific checks. Eleven remaining items gave people a sense of what was left, but no completion pace. A-Zhen planned to answer the group’s questions against the checklist’s progress. Which items would take longest, and when the work would end, were still unknown.