Back to collectionThe Buyback Doubles; Full Burning Awaits Execution
The buyback wallet had been still for days, and the Night Watchman’s node reports were nearly the only messages in the group. The monthly buyback notice increased the program for the first time: the buyback size doubled from the previous period, and 100% of tokens bought back would now be burned. The notice changed the stated destination of bought-back tokens from holding to burning, but a step remained between the written arrangement and a transfer to the burn address.
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The buyback wallet had been still for days, and the Night Watchman’s node reports were nearly the only messages in the group. When the monthly notice arrived, he compared it with the previous one. The question was not only when the wallet would move, but what would happen to the tokens after a buyback.
The monthly buyback notice increased the program for the first time: the buyback size doubled from the previous period, and 100% of tokens bought back would now be burned. Previously, tokens had been bought back but not burned. XAI closed at $0.0068, with no reaction in trading. The Night Watchman asked the group, “The terms have changed. Didn’t you notice?” Nobody replied. The narrator recorded both his question and the difference between the old and new arrangements.
The notice changed the stated destination of bought-back tokens from holding to burning, but a step remained between the written arrangement and a transfer to the burn address. The Night Watchman wanted the group to see the change, yet no discussion followed. The narrator would watch for execution records rather than treat the quiet $0.0068 close as approval or disapproval.