Back to collectionThe $ANIME Airdrop Puts Staked Holders in Doubt
Background: After the town hall, key holders were still waiting for partner games to distribute rewards on their own schedules. Today: Azuki included the Xai community in the $ANIME airdrop. Impact and next steps: This opportunity was not allocated by Sentry Key ownership, so discussion shifted from key benefits to the form of tokens held at an address.
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Background: After the town hall, key holders were still waiting for partner games to distribute rewards on their own schedules. A new airdrop announcement instead focused on XAI holdings, suddenly raising an eligibility question for people who had converted their tokens to esXAI for staking.
Today: Azuki included the Xai community in the $ANIME airdrop. The stated criterion covered the top 1,500 addresses holding the most XAI on Arbitrum. Group members first rushed to check their ranks. Then one person remembered having converted all their XAI to esXAI for staking. A choice made to participate in staking had become a question they had to resolve when checking eligibility.
Impact and next steps: This opportunity was not allocated by Sentry Key ownership, so discussion shifted from key benefits to the form of tokens held at an address. The person who had staked planned to check their holdings and the event rules before deciding whether they qualified. Anxiety over group rankings alone could not establish how esXAI would be counted, and it was no reason to change a stake hastily.