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Beyond the airdrop, the community was recalculating the cost of holding keys and the routes for moving funds. One person asked whether a halving had taken place just three weeks earlier. The halving question called for a check of the date.
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Beyond the airdrop, the community was recalculating the cost of holding keys and the routes for moving funds. The recent halving was still on people’s minds. Someone hoping to consolidate tokens from the chain first ran into a limited choice of exchange deposit routes.
One person asked whether a halving had taken place just three weeks earlier. Another noted that only two exchanges currently accepted deposits over the Xai chain, and wanted to check the routes before consolidating funds. Sisyphus placed a sell order at $0.08 while $XAI stood at $0.056, leaving a gap between his asking price and the market.
The halving question called for a check of the date. The person planning a transfer decided to confirm each exchange’s supported chain before moving any tokens. Sisyphus’s order made his own expectation visible, but did nothing to settle the practical concern. Whether it would fill remained uncertain.