Back to collectionRaijin News and the Sentry Key Payback Question
A few messages returned to the group over the weekend, but they circled familiar questions. XAI drifted weakly around $0.025. The exchange brought two frustrations together: project progress lacked a readable account, and a person's break-even point could not be calculated from a direction to another section.
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A few messages returned to the group over the weekend, but they circled familiar questions. Raijin was more visible than other project work, while Sentry Key holders were concerned with when their outlay might be recovered.
XAI drifted weakly around $0.025. One member said they read the group every day yet saw nothing happening beyond Raijin; another asked how long a Sentry Key would take to pay for itself. The operator again answered, “Check the airdrop section.” The first member pointed out that knowing where to look did not explain what the team was doing. The second still needed to count claimed rewards, unclaimed rewards, and rewards not yet announced separately.
The exchange brought two frustrations together: project progress lacked a readable account, and a person's break-even point could not be calculated from a direction to another section. The members planned to separate their questions and ask directly about progress and claim conditions next time. Whether the operator would offer a fuller answer remained open.