Back to collectionA September High Revives Talk, While Key Transfers Remain in Question
Major economic stimulus in China lifted risk assets around the world. XAI touched 0.258 intraday, its September high, as it followed the broader macro rally. Rising prices drew quiet members back into conversation, but the node question showed that exit options for key holders were a separate concern.
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Major economic stimulus in China lifted risk assets around the world. After two sluggish months, some in the XAI group began talking about entering the market again. Node operators, meanwhile, focused on the longstanding restriction against transferring their keys and on how much choice they would have after joining.
XAI touched 0.258 intraday, its September high, as it followed the broader macro rally. The phrase “buy the dip” returned to the group. The Night Watchman heard someone ask whether those saying it had actually bought anything, and the conversation briefly cooled: the people calling for a purchase and those placing orders might not be the same. In the node section, someone noted that comparable projects already allowed node-key transfers and asked when Xai might do the same.
Rising prices drew quiet members back into conversation, but the node question showed that exit options for key holders were a separate concern. The Night Watchman chose to keep the transfer request in the node discussion and first ask people to spell out the restrictions they faced and the rules they wanted. There was still no answer on whether the restriction would change.