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Background: The 48-hour vote on gradual unlocking of the Vanguard genesis airdrop was still open, with participation limited to Sentry Key holders. Today: XAI drifted lower on shrinking volume, but the vote drew the most discussion. Impact and next steps: Alongside the falling price, the process itself became a point of disagreement.
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Background: The 48-hour vote on gradual unlocking of the Vanguard genesis airdrop was still open, with participation limited to Sentry Key holders. The Night Watchman saw that many group members who had focused on the distribution date were only now realizing they could not vote on this arrangement.
Today: XAI drifted lower on shrinking volume, but the vote drew the most discussion. Officials again reminded eligible members to vote. Key holders debated whether unlocking over 30 days could ease selling pressure; people without keys asked why others would decide a measure whose consequences they too would await. The Night Watchman explained the voting rules and proposal separately, urging both sides not to mistake a voting reminder for a final outcome.
Impact and next steps: Alongside the falling price, the process itself became a point of disagreement. Voters had to make a choice, while observers could also be affected by its implementation. The Night Watchman planned to examine the tally and official explanation after the deadline before discussing the airdrop's implications. No one could yet call the repeated reminders an approved decision.