Back to collectionNear the Range Ceiling, Key Holders Ask About Pool Access
On Saturday, XAI was nearing the upper edge of a price range it had repeatedly failed to clear. The price reached 0.22. The move toward the top of the range revived a quiet discussion, but did nothing to settle which pool key holders could enter.
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On Saturday, XAI was nearing the upper edge of a price range it had repeatedly failed to clear. Sentry Key holders were more concerned with staking-pool allocation: the gap between the Diamond and Silver pools was plain to see, and many felt they had no chance to choose the better tier.
The price reached 0.22. In the group, some wanted to talk about a second airdrop as the market rebounded, while others kept asking why the Diamond and Silver pools differed so much and why existing holders could not get a place. The official answer on a second airdrop remained that there was no news. The Night Watchman suggested asking about pool rules separately from airdrop hopes, so an unanswered prospect would not drown out the immediate allocation question.
The move toward the top of the range revived a quiet discussion, but did nothing to settle which pool key holders could enter. Several holders planned to turn the tier restrictions they had encountered into specific questions and wait for an explanation of the rules. A second airdrop remained a matter of waiting for news; no one could treat speculation as a plan.