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Questions about the previous day’s supply change were still circulating: if the rules could change, who would decide the next change? BTC moved sideways near USD 30,500, and the market was quiet. The explanation set a boundary around the previous day’s dispute.
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Questions about the previous day’s supply change were still circulating: if the rules could change, who would decide the next change? Xai Vanguards was still a future council, and holders could not yet use it to make decisions in the team’s place.
BTC moved sideways near USD 30,500, and the market was quiet. While explaining the card rules, the team mentioned Xai Vanguards for the first time: the team made changes for now; only once the council actually existed would holders be able to submit proposals and vote on them. The narrator offered just one comment in the chat that day: it was the best-looking onchain game he had seen.
The explanation set a boundary around the previous day’s dispute. Players could question and discuss a change now, but had no formal route to propose or vote on one. The narrator’s praise conveyed his hopes for the game’s appearance; it did not answer questions about the rules. The team still needed to address why the card allocation had changed.