Back to collectionBack at $0.040, Still Waiting for Answers
The price was edging back toward four cents, but the group cared more about when promises would be carried out. XAI barely reclaimed $0.040. Buybacks remained a matter of waiting for news, while the airdrop answer at least distinguished a completed tier from tiers with no expected schedule.
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The price was edging back toward four cents, but the group cared more about when promises would be carried out. Progress on buybacks and airdrop eligibility for key holders of different rarities had become two overlapping lines of questioning.
XAI barely reclaimed $0.040. Someone pointed out that more than six months had passed since XIP-1 was approved; the operator offered only, “More news on buybacks will come soon.” A key holder asking when their tier would be included received a clearer answer: the Pioneer allocation had already gone out, while lower-rarity tiers had no expected schedule for now.
Buybacks remained a matter of waiting for news, while the airdrop answer at least distinguished a completed tier from tiers with no expected schedule. The key holder decided to check their own tier instead of treating someone else’s receipt as a timetable. The group still awaited an explanation more precise than “soon” on buybacks.