Back to collectionXAI Rebounds From a Monthly Low as Stylus Enters the Discussion
After a quiet weekend in the order book, holders feared the decline would continue. Panic selling drove XAI to a monthly low of $0.148 before it steadied. The recovery ended the day’s slide but did not settle holders’ concerns about the trend.
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After a quiet weekend in the order book, holders feared the decline would continue. The developer group, meanwhile, was still waiting for a more concrete technical direction. Market anxiety and development questions landed on the same day, and neither answered the other.
Panic selling drove XAI to a monthly low of $0.148 before it steadied. Officials used the day to explain Arbitrum’s Stylus: developers could write contracts in Rust or C++, make them work with existing contracts, and pay less in gas. Someone asked whether that meant current games were already using it. The group separated what the tool made possible from what projects had actually adopted.
The recovery ended the day’s slide but did not settle holders’ concerns about the trend. Stylus offered developers another route to consider, while its use in specific games remained an open question. The developer group decided to discuss which parts of a contract might be worth testing and to judge the benefits once a real plan emerged.