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Distribution progress and a scheduled-mint explanation

An announcements-channel update said 100% of the first-come-first-served bundles had been claimed, while reserved claims remained open for another 6 days. It again assigned distribution decisions to Crypto Unicorns. This is an attributed status update for one allocation category, not proof that every reserved bundle was claimed or that every key holder received an asset. No recipient-level transaction reconciliation accompanies the message.

An announcements-channel update said 100% of the first-come-first-served bundles had been claimed, while reserved claims remained open for another 6 days. It again assigned distribution decisions to Crypto Unicorns. This is an attributed status update for one allocation category, not proof that every reserved bundle was claimed or that every key holder received an asset. No recipient-level transaction reconciliation accompanies the message.

Later, Xai announced that an on-chain token mint was scheduled and said Xai Foundation would mint periodically under its emissions schedule. The team linked its decision not to mint all tokens initially with maximizing node emissions. It said further mints were expected during the year, with timing intended to limit the impact on node emissions and avoid premature halvings. These are the team's stated rationale and plans, not independently reproduced emission calculations.

The mint notice gives no transaction hash or verified executed quantity in its captured text. A scheduled mint, a change in circulating supply and a change in maximum supply are not interchangeable statements. Nor does a reported claim completion establish the market value of received assets. The two announcements therefore concern different economic processes; neither supports the earlier intraday low, universal first-reward claim or personal account of archived panic posts.