A Brief Price Spike, a Key That Cannot Be Sold
The price had lingered near its lows at the start of the month, and key holders did not share a clear understanding of whether they could exit. With no clear cause, the price touched $0.0209, its high for the month so far, then retreated within a day. The brief spike offered holders no dependable new trend, and transfer was explicitly ruled out.
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The price had lingered near its lows at the start of the month, and key holders did not share a clear understanding of whether they could exit. Two questions in the chat seemed separate but both concerned the gap between a brief price move and a long commitment.
With no clear cause, the price touched $0.0209, its high for the month so far, then retreated within a day. Someone asked whether a key could be transferred. The official answer was direct: it could not, because it was soulbound. The questioner had wanted to understand the way out and turned instead to checking how the key could still be used.
The brief spike offered holders no dependable new trend, and transfer was explicitly ruled out. The narrator recorded the two events together and planned to keep asking what a key holder could do. Whether the questioner would remain involved was still unknown.