Back to collectionAirdrop Dates Remain Open as Node Duty Continues
As February began, promises for the airdrop season were circulating, but each project still controlled its own schedule. XAI stood at $0.161. The group now had an answer it could cite, though the wait was no shorter.
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As February began, promises for the airdrop season were circulating, but each project still controlled its own schedule. The Night Watchman was a longtime community member and node operator. While the group kept asking for dates, he worried that routine node work would be crowded out by the louder discussion.
XAI stood at $0.161. The group’s most frequent question was still when airdrops would start, and the operators repeated the same answer: more than 12 ecosystem projects had agreed to distribute rewards, each on its own schedule. The Night Watchman stayed out of the date guessing and went through his node logs again. When a member asked him for a common answer, he suggested repeating only confirmed commitments and leaving scheduling to the projects.
The group now had an answer it could cite, though the wait was no shorter. The Night Watchman added the logs he needed to check next to his duty list and advised questioners to watch for each project’s official timing. The airdrop schedule and the burden of long-term node duty still needed separate attention.