Back to collectionThe 'Zero Zone' Label Meets an Unbroken Block Record
June had ended with the range broken, and the first day of July offered the narrator no new turning point. XAI opened July at USD 0.0069, below even the lowest point of the 10·10 price wick. Placed side by side, the records allowed neither the block production to excuse the price nor the phrase 'zero zone' to erase what was still happening.
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June had ended with the range broken, and the first day of July offered the narrator no new turning point. He had to decide how to continue the chronicle: market language was sounding increasingly final, while the chain's ordinary operation still had a record of its own.
XAI opened July at USD 0.0069, below even the lowest point of the 10·10 price wick. Some in the market called this the 'zero zone.' The narrator looked through the on-chain logs. Over half a year, his daily entries had grown shorter, but the block record had not lost a line; the chain kept producing blocks without missing a second.
Placed side by side, the records allowed neither the block production to excuse the price nor the phrase 'zero zone' to erase what was still happening. The narrator decided to keep writing daily about price, operation, and games. Whether July would bring anything that changed the story remained unknown.