Back to collectionA staking return report separates token and key exposure
An esXAI staker reported an annualized rate of 140.8% calculated from 100 hours of rewards, while explicitly saying they did not own Sentry Keys and asking others for per-key returns. The report therefore concerns token staking, not a key-holder return. Its short measurement window and self-reported calculation matter: annualizing that interval does not establish a realized annual return, and it cannot be used to price a key without the separate key-reward data.
An esXAI staker reported an annualized rate of 140.8% calculated from 100 hours of rewards, while explicitly saying they did not own Sentry Keys and asking others for per-key returns. The report therefore concerns token staking, not a key-holder return. Its short measurement window and self-reported calculation matter: annualizing that interval does not establish a realized annual return, and it cannot be used to price a key without the separate key-reward data.
Separately, Xai announced that the first new quests of Phase 2 were live with a 14-day completion window. That creates a dated participation deadline, distinct from the staking return calculation. The announcement promised more games later, rather than identifying those additions as already available.