Back to collectionNine Airdrops Await Partner Timetables
The answer about key emission terms sent holders back to promises made when nodes were first sold. A member brought up the original node sale pitch and asked: with only four months left in the year, where were the other nine promised airdrops? The reply explained why the team could not guarantee a timetable, but gave no dates for the nine airdrops.
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The answer about key emission terms sent holders back to promises made when nodes were first sold. One member realized that, beyond the emission period, the number and timing of airdrops also needed an account they could check.
A member brought up the original node sale pitch and asked: with only four months left in the year, where were the other nine promised airdrops? An official representative replied that partners controlled those airdrops and the team could not decide when they would be distributed. Unsatisfied, the questioner asked for a clear distinction between what had already gone out and what still awaited partners. XAI briefly touched a monthly high of $0.057, then slipped back.
The reply explained why the team could not guarantee a timetable, but gave no dates for the nine airdrops. Holders planned to keep comparing the old claims with actual distributions; a fleeting monthly high was no substitute for delivery. What they needed next was progress they could track, not a guess about partner actions drawn from the price.