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The delayed claim had not opened, and the leaked list's address format had raised another question. In the afternoon, Binance named Xai its 43rd Launchpool project. Some members multiplied the allocations for their several keys and found amounts that more than covered what they had paid for the keys; talk quickly turned to returns.
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The delayed claim had not opened, and the leaked list's address format had raised another question. Community discussion had revolved around eligibility and the entry point. A-Zhen worked on the chain's engineering, the Night Watchman operated a node, and the narrator explained successive announcements to players. Today the project abruptly faced a much larger market.
In the afternoon, Binance named Xai its 43rd Launchpool project. From January 5 through January 8, users could stake BNB, FDUSD, or TUSD to farm XAI from a pool of 75 million tokens, or 3% of the total supply; trading was set for January 9. The narrator reposted the news with only 'Happy New Year,' then four hours later told the group to stop discussing price and recalled the aim of bringing millions of players onchain. That evening the official account promised airdrop details after 1,000 reposts and delivered them half an hour later: the first season would distribute 5% of supply, or 125 million tokens, with 1,307 per Pioneer badge, 290 per Legend badge, and 1,658 per Sentry Key. All snapshots were complete, claiming remained closed, and the account again warned against fake links.
Some members multiplied the allocations for their several keys and found amounts that more than covered what they had paid for the keys; talk quickly turned to returns. The Night Watchman did the math too, but told the node group only to keep their nodes running. A-Zhen's chain team entered a temporary operations room, filling a wall with launch-day load tests, monitoring, and emergency plans. To her, the priority was whether the chain could bear a real load in front of the world. The narrator wrote that the door had opened onto the whole market. The trading date was fixed, while the claim entry point, operational strain, and scam warnings still demanded attention.