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After successive declines, the community watched both the price and the unfinished work following XIP-1's passage. XAI touched the month's low of $0.056, another all-time low. The new low made 'wait a little longer' harder to accept, and a month-end account could no longer stop at the vote's passage.
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After successive declines, the community watched both the price and the unfinished work following XIP-1's passage. As the narrator assembled the March record, one problem arose: how to convey the pain in the market without declaring the outcome of an execution plan that had not yet been announced.
XAI touched the month's low of $0.056, another all-time low. Some in the group treated a chart of that price as a verdict that the proposal had failed; others still asked about the sequence for rewards, buybacks, and the mint of investor tokens. The narrator entered the low under prices and listed those questions separately, supplying no answer for either side.
The new low made 'wait a little longer' harder to accept, and a month-end account could no longer stop at the vote's passage. The record now held two lines: the decline that had happened and the execution still awaiting explanation. Both would enter the month-end review; whether the price would steady, and which step the foundation would explain first, remained unknown.