Back to collectionOne Season Goes Live, Another Game Promises Player Tokens
Background: Markets were watching the start of spot Ethereum ETF trading, while Xai players had another question: could a game already on the chain keep its audience, and how would an upcoming title include players in its token distribution? Today: Spot Ethereum ETFs began trading, but the broader market fell instead of rising. Impact and next steps: Tarochi offered a present sign of continuing operation and player participation; the other game's distribution remained a future commitment.
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Background: Markets were watching the start of spot Ethereum ETF trading, while Xai players had another question: could a game already on the chain keep its audience, and how would an upcoming title include players in its token distribution?
Today: Spot Ethereum ETFs began trading, but the broader market fell instead of rising. Two ecosystem updates concerned different stages of development. Tarochi, one of the earliest games deployed on Xai and the only one to carry over from Season 1 to Season 2, had just launched its own second season and recorded a new high in player count. My Angry Yakuza Girlfriend announced that, when its token launched, 40% of its supply would be airdropped to players.
Impact and next steps: Tarochi offered a present sign of continuing operation and player participation; the other game's distribution remained a future commitment. The community began distinguishing a season already live from an airdrop still to come. Amid a falling market, both developments warranted attention, but the new season's experience and the token launch details still had to unfold.