Back to collectionTarochi Reaches Mainnet; Players Can Finally Enter
During its public mint on Lunar New Year’s Eve, Tarochi had set today as its mainnet date. XAI held at 1.05, Bitcoin broke above USD 52,000, and the broader market warmed across the board. “See you on mainnet” had been a promise; now players had a game they could enter, and the chain and game sides had a concrete experience to discuss together.
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During its public mint on Lunar New Year’s Eve, Tarochi had set today as its mainnet date. Players could finally move from waiting for that date to entering the game. A-Zhen, who had long followed the chain side of the project, also wanted to see what players would encounter once the game was running on the chain.
XAI held at 1.05, Bitcoin broke above USD 52,000, and the broader market warmed across the board. Tarochi arrived on Xai mainnet as scheduled, becoming the first game genuinely running on Xai. Some people hurried into the game; others were still discussing how what they had obtained during the mint would work in play. A-Zhen focused on the chain-side problems that might emerge as the game ran, rather than only on that day’s market.
“See you on mainnet” had been a promise; now players had a game they could enter, and the chain and game sides had a concrete experience to discuss together. The warmer market lifted the mood, but could not stand in for feedback from playing. Next they needed to hear where players moved smoothly and where they got stuck, then decide which problems to address first.