Back to collectionA quiet market leaves two different worries
After January's rebound faded, fewer people in the chat discussed the market, but some still wondered whether the silence meant something was wrong with the project. The wider market was weak, and shrinking altcoin trading had become commonplace across the industry. Separating the discussion would not bring buyers into a weak market, but it could prevent a lack of trading interest from being mistaken for a technical fault.
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After January's rebound faded, fewer people in the chat discussed the market, but some still wondered whether the silence meant something was wrong with the project. The Night Watchman, responsible for running a node, was careful about treating market sentiment and routine maintenance as one issue.
The wider market was weak, and shrinking altcoin trading had become commonplace across the industry. Someone wanted to find a reason specific to XAI in the thin trading. The Night Watchman proposed separating the questions: traders could discuss price, while any node fault should be checked against operating records. He planned to explain in the next chat whom to ask about each.
Separating the discussion would not bring buyers into a weak market, but it could prevent a lack of trading interest from being mistaken for a technical fault. The chat's worries remained, and not everyone had agreed with him. His next step was to hear whether people were chiefly worried about their holdings or about a node's ability to keep running.