Back to collectionA Quiet Day, Two Questions About Keys
On the penultimate trading day of the year, the group had no new project news. There was still no new project news. The correction brought no new project news, but it kept the year-end account from presenting nontransferable keys as temporarily locked or the reward redemption period as a deadline for selling keys.
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On the penultimate trading day of the year, the group had no new project news. With a year-end account approaching, the narrator was still sorting through a question that had recurred all year: beyond the price, what had holders received from the chain, its games, and governance?
There was still no new project news. The narrator reread two December support messages: one person asked how to sell 100 keys; another learned only on Christmas Eve that the 200 keys they had staked in 2024 could not be transferred and that redeeming rewards required another 180 days. He found that his draft had mistakenly said 'selling keys takes 180 days.' He crossed out that sentence and marked the two people and the two restrictions separately. The group talked briefly about the new year while he kept correcting the page.
The correction brought no new project news, but it kept the year-end account from presenting nontransferable keys as temporarily locked or the reward redemption period as a deadline for selling keys. The next day he would use the two distinct support cases to explain holders’ difficulties and list the still-debated esXAI proposal as a proposal. Whether any of these restrictions would change remained unanswered.