Back to collectionA Free Daily Mint Meets an Unresolved Key Theft Problem
Season Two tasks were opening chapter by chapter, bringing players into onchain actions. XAI’s gradual decline accelerated, taking it below 0.75. The free mint gave players a low-barrier way to try an onchain step, but it did not solve the problem key holders faced after a theft.
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Season Two tasks were opening chapter by chapter, bringing players into onchain actions. In the node group, however, the remedy after a key theft still troubled holders. The ease of joining the activity and the worry of protecting a key sat side by side.
XAI’s gradual decline accelerated, taking it below 0.75. Chapter Three introduced a gas subsidy: players could mint one collectible for free each day. Meanwhile, the group was hearing about more theft cases. Keys were nontransferable, and the available remedy was to burn the old key and mint a replacement. One member complained that perhaps only a large enough number of affected holders would pressure the team to add another verification step.
The free mint gave players a low-barrier way to try an onchain step, but it did not solve the problem key holders faced after a theft. Participants planned to collect the remedy procedure and their request for verification in one place so newcomers could understand the risk. Whether the team would add that check was still unanswered.