Back to collectionCamelot Goes Live as Pools Grow and Price Stalls
Background: Xai had a mainnet, but its ecosystem still had to turn earlier deployment promises into usable entry points. Today: Camelot officially went live on Xai mainnet, four months after the announcement late last year that it would deploy there. Impact and next steps: Camelot had moved from promise to operation, and the pools had attracted visible participation.
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Background: Xai had a mainnet, but its ecosystem still had to turn earlier deployment promises into usable entry points. A week after staking pools launched, participants were weighing the XAI locked in them against the reward splits. Falling prices kept reminding Sisyphus of what he had hoped for when he entered.
Today: Camelot officially went live on Xai mainnet, four months after the announcement late last year that it would deploy there. The official account reported that, in the pools' first week, 65 million XAI had been staked and three pools had reached Diamond tier. XAI remained at USD 0.78, with no price response. Sisyphus closed the album of screenshots showing his former unrealized gains and asked how to judge his choices without staring at an old high.
Impact and next steps: Camelot had moved from promise to operation, and the pools had attracted visible participation. Development and staking had made concrete progress, while the price lagged. Sisyphus decided to keep separate notes on pool rules and usable products instead of letting old screenshots decide for him. Whether the new entry point would draw sustained use remained open.