Vanguard claims open with separate claim and vesting clocks

Diablo's launch announcement said the Vanguard: Genesis claim was live and listed June 30 at 12:00 PDT as the opening time. It allocated 25 million XAI to eligible Vanguard or Legendary commemorative NFTs from Genesis phases 1, 2 and 3. The stated conditions included an OFAC-compliant wallet and acceptance of the airdrop terms. The tokens were not a cash-denominated pool, and opening claims did not mean the entire allocation had been received.

The claim window lasted 180 days, while the allocation unlocked gradually over 30 days. The notice quoted 334.38106065672 XAI for each Legendary commemorative NFT and 668.762121313449 XAI for each Vanguard commemorative NFT. Those were allocation amounts, not necessarily the immediately available balance. Claims used Xai Mainnet, gas was sponsored, and the connected externally owned wallet received the tokens.

Xai's accompanying post routed the claim through Raijin, asking participants to link Steam and the wallet holding the commemorative NFT. Diablo warned that the Genesis campaign had ended, its commemorative NFTs were non-transferable, and counterfeit NFTs or impersonated claim links could mislead recipients. The post's larger reward ambitions were promotional expectations, not proof of completed dollar payouts.

Earlier that day, Kimasu had separately requested transaction records for the buybacks being discussed. The request is part of the same day's accountability record but is not evidence that a buyback either did or did not occur. An announced claim mechanism and a request to substantiate market purchases must be evaluated on their own records, rather than combined into a single verdict about the project.