Back to collectionA Hundred Keys, Then Forty-Nine Hours of Silence
The Sentry Key split was nearing completion. The airdrop finished: each old key became one hundred, the new keys were automatically staked in their original pools, challenges resumed, and the reward rate stayed the same. The Night Watchman could finally check his node records against the new key count, but holders were already asking why the figure per key had fallen.
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The Sentry Key split was nearing completion. The Night Watchman, a longtime community member who operated a node, was checking the keys in his staking pool. With new keys about to go on sale, fake sales links had become an immediate concern.
The airdrop finished: each old key became one hundred, the new keys were automatically staked in their original pools, challenges resumed, and the reward rate stayed the same. The figure shown for each key was smaller, but the greater number of keys made up the difference. Officials then announced that all chat rooms and Telegram groups would become read-only for forty-nine hours starting the next day to keep scammers out during the sale. XAI was once again pressing against the 0.30 level.
The Night Watchman could finally check his node records against the new key count, but holders were already asking why the figure per key had fallen. Read-only rooms could suppress fake links while leaving ordinary questions unanswered for a time. He decided to collect the recurring questions and address them when the community could speak again.