Gas-subsidy promotion and requests for better recovery support
Xai promoted its protocol-enshrined gas subsidy and invited users to mint NFTs daily. The same post said Chapter 3 would arrive in 24 hours, rather than identifying the current promotion as an already-open third chapter. Its claim about superior user experience is promotional positioning, not a comparative benchmark. A subsidy can lower the user's direct transaction charge without eliminating network costs or proving sustainable demand.
Xai promoted its protocol-enshrined gas subsidy and invited users to mint NFTs daily. The same post said Chapter 3 would arrive in 24 hours, rather than identifying the current promotion as an already-open third chapter. Its claim about superior user experience is promotional positioning, not a comparative benchmark. A subsidy can lower the user's direct transaction charge without eliminating network costs or proving sustainable demand.
Separately, community comments called for better support for compromised key holders. One participant linked the concern to keys described as non-transferable and the long-term commitment involved. These comments document dissatisfaction and a request for recovery options. They do not quantify an increase in incidents, establish the cause of any compromise or document an approved burn-and-remint procedure. No completed asset recovery or new verification control is demonstrated by the discussion.