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The ecosystem proposal forum was meant to turn community ideas into actionable suggestions, but the falling price and scarcity of new game announcements were wearing down participation. Under an ecosystem proposal post, someone wrote that the team seemed passive, the token price had fallen a great deal, no new games had been announced, and people scarcely knew what the project was doing. The post put the doubts behind the silence into words, but a lone reply of support was not yet a proposal discussion.
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The ecosystem proposal forum was meant to turn community ideas into actionable suggestions, but the falling price and scarcity of new game announcements were wearing down participation. The Night Watchman saw the discussion cooling and knew that people in the main chat were still concerned about airdrops and what Sentry Keys could be used for.
Under an ecosystem proposal post, someone wrote that the team seemed passive, the token price had fallen a great deal, no new games had been announced, and people scarcely knew what the project was doing. In that light, the lack of participation was unsurprising, and the future was uncertain. Only one person replied in support. The same day, an operator reiterated in the main chat that there had been four airdrop rounds to date and that Sentry Keys were soulbound and could not be sold.
The post put the doubts behind the silence into words, but a lone reply of support was not yet a proposal discussion. Recalling the four airdrops answered what had happened before, and the key restriction clarified whether keys could be traded; neither explained what the project would do next. The Night Watchman planned to ask the writer to list the questions they most wanted answered, then see whether others would join the discussion.