Back to collectionMainnet Migration Closes a Volatile First Month
The first month after listing was ending. The narrator reported that staking and redemption were largely written, but needed several more weeks of stress testing and audits before they could open. The staking code was close to completion, but users still could not participate.
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The first month after listing was ending. Operators watched the mainnet migration, players awaited Tarochi's playtest, and holders kept asking when staking would open. The narrator needed to distinguish finished work from what still required validation.
The narrator reported that staking and redemption were largely written, but needed several more weeks of stress testing and audits before they could open. Node software reached version 1.0.81 that day, moving the challenger and Sentry nodes from the testnet to the Xai mainnet; Tarochi's playtest also began on schedule. The month closed at USD 0.758. From an opening price of USD 0.035 through a brief spike to USD 2.5, the USD 1.24 frenzy, and the present settling, 23 trading days had felt like a year. The narrator remarked that the community had used more exclamation marks this month than in the whole preceding year.
The staking code was close to completion, but users still could not participate. With nodes and the playtest on the mainnet, operators and players turned from rehearsal to a live environment. After the price's sharp rise and retreat, excitement and doubt continued to share the group. The next questions were whether stress tests and audits would pass and whether operations would remain steady after the migration.