Back to collectionValeria promotion and a required node update close the month
Xai highlighted a $2.5 million play-to-airdrop promotion at Valeria. The amount was the campaign figure in the promotional message, rather than a report of money already received by participants. Assessment of the incentive would require the award asset, valuation basis, eligibility and delivery conditions. Its scale can be recorded as advertised without treating it as revenue, an investment return or a completed distribution.
Xai highlighted a $2.5 million play-to-airdrop promotion at Valeria. The amount was the campaign figure in the promotional message, rather than a report of money already received by participants. Assessment of the incentive would require the award asset, valuation basis, eligibility and delivery conditions. Its scale can be recorded as advertised without treating it as revenue, an investment return or a completed distribution.
A separate operator notice required Sentry Node Operator version 1.2.0 for self-run nodes and pool owners to continue receiving rewards. This was an operational dependency with a direct maintenance consequence: operators had to follow the release instructions rather than assume an old installation would remain eligible. The notice establishes the update requirement; it does not show which installations were upgraded or quantify the rewards each would earn.
In an edited post, Soby identified Riftstorm, Planet-X, Valeria, The Lost Glitches and Tollan Universe as projects he considered capable of becoming a major success for Xai. He also described additional game deals as still being closed. That was an attributed portfolio outlook, with ongoing negotiations distinct from signed agreements. It supplies a list of projects to evaluate individually, not a measured monthly return or a common valuation for their businesses.