Back to collectionA tournament opens as key holders weigh an exit
January's rebound was fading, and players were still looking for reasons to stay. XAI stood at $0.0125, leaving only a sliver of January's gains. The tournament gave players a clear opportunity to compete, but it did not answer the key holder's question.
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January's rebound was fading, and players were still looking for reasons to stay. The Lost Glitches was preparing a tournament, while people who had bought node keys years earlier were considering what to do with them.
XAI stood at $0.0125, leaving only a sliver of January's gains. The Lost Glitches held its first monthly tournament of 2026, with one event in Europe and one in the Americas and USD 600 in total prizes. In the Portuguese-speaking community, someone asked whether the node keys bought back then could actually be sold; they had yet to see a worthwhile return.
The tournament gave players a clear opportunity to compete, but it did not answer the key holder's question. As a node operator, the Night Watchman planned to establish whether the person meant selling the keys or ending a stake before explaining the relevant steps. What the questioner would choose remained open.