Back to collectionA game migration draws listeners; node rewards remain contested
Background: Staking V2 was still awaiting launch in April. Today: The team held a public conversation about Pixel Vault moving a project to Xai, with more than 1,700 people listening online. Impact and next steps: The conversation gave the community a migration plan to question, but it did not settle the operator’s concern about distribution.
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Background: Staking V2 was still awaiting launch in April. As Xai discussed bringing game projects onto the chain, longtime node operators were questioning how rewards were shared. In the node group, the Night Watchman saw the two subjects being discussed together.
Today: The team held a public conversation about Pixel Vault moving a project to Xai, with more than 1,700 people listening online. Afterward, a familiar operator posted in the node group for the 100th consecutive day with the same complaint: since staking began, he earned less each day. Others wanted to talk about new games; he first wanted to know who was bearing the change in rewards.
Impact and next steps: The conversation gave the community a migration plan to question, but it did not settle the operator’s concern about distribution. The Night Watchman decided to note the questions separately: which were about when games would arrive, and which were about staking rules. If the next discussion mixed them again, participants might keep talking past one another.