Back to collectionTiny Keys change the unit, not the ownership ratio
The Xai Foundation adopted the community's Tiny Keys proposal. Each existing key would receive 99 additional keys, producing a 100-fold count; pool-held additions would be staked in the original pool in the same proportions. The announcement described unchanged rewards. A larger number of units alone therefore did not imply a larger ownership share or a corresponding gain in wealth.
The Xai Foundation adopted the community's Tiny Keys proposal. Each existing key would receive 99 additional keys, producing a 100-fold count; pool-held additions would be staked in the original pool in the same proportions. The announcement described unchanged rewards. A larger number of units alone therefore did not imply a larger ownership share or a corresponding gain in wealth.
The proposed cap rose from 50,000 to 5,000,000 keys, while the initial mint price moved from 1.43 ETH to 0.0143 ETH. Subsequent bonding-curve tiers would still raise the price as they sold out. Crossmint fiat checkout, XAI and esXAI were additional payment routes. These were changes to denomination and access; the notice was not a secondary-market valuation.
The acquisition model paired a 5% buyer discount with a 15% referral bonus, using a holder's wallet address as the code. The foundation also reported more than 12 airdrop commitments, including Valeria and CZRUNZ. Referral incentives and future distributions were separate propositions: neither the promotional budget nor a commitment established the value eventually received by each holder.