Back to collectionThe Promised Voting Date Passes Without a Time
The narrator had promised that XIP-1 would be put to a vote no later than February 24, and the governance site and guide were already live. People asked about the opening time from morning until night. By day’s end, the wait had become a test of how the promise would be explained as well as of technical preparation.
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The narrator had promised that XIP-1 would be put to a vote no later than February 24, and the governance site and guide were already live. After successive price drops, the chat wanted to know more than how to vote: could that promise be kept today?
People asked about the opening time from morning until night. The moderators said only that time zones differed and everyone should wait a little longer; they gave no time people could check. XAI reached $0.09, and nobody in the chat treated the vote as a prospect of a price rally. Some urged patience, while others asked at least which time zone governed the deadline. The dispute shifted from the proposal’s contents to the schedule itself.
By day’s end, the wait had become a test of how the promise would be explained as well as of technical preparation. The Night Watchman planned to raise the exact opening time as a separate question, so it would not swallow the discussion of voting rules. The moderators still owed a clear answer, and voting had not begun.