Back to collectionA 93% Decline and a Proposed Right for esXAI
Year-end data posts filled the community, and disappointment reached beyond individual key holders. The figure '-93%' appeared again and again in the annual posts, with no one in the group disputing it. The annual decline made calls to keep waiting harder to accept.
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Year-end data posts filled the community, and disappointment reached beyond individual key holders. A proposal about what esXAI could do was nearing its end; its author wanted to turn hopes for future projects into a right the foundation would seek in negotiations.
The figure '-93%' appeared again and again in the annual posts, with no one in the group disputing it. Meanwhile, the author published the proposal’s final section: whenever the foundation invested in a new project, it should negotiate a right for the community to exchange esXAI for a share of that project before its token launch. Someone asked whether this guaranteed every project would agree. The author left that question to negotiation and did not present the proposed right as one already secured.
The annual decline made calls to keep waiting harder to accept. The proposal gave esXAI a possible use beyond serving as a reward claim, but the terms remained a suggestion. Whether the foundation would negotiate each time, whether projects would agree, and how exchanges would work all required further discussion.