Back to collectionRaijin Takes Priority as a Burn Proposal Arrives
As April began, March's rally had faded, and people in the group were still asking how the team would respond to the slump. XAI opened the month at $0.0092. The official message identified the team's priority and opened the door to proposals.
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As April began, March's rally had faded, and people in the group were still asking how the team would respond to the slump. The official account needed to say where the team's resources were going; holders wanted to know whether an open invitation to propose ideas meant anyone would seriously consider them.
XAI opened the month at $0.0092. Nobody made an April Fools' joke. Instead, the official account told the group plainly that the team was putting all its energy into Raijin for now, that the ecosystem was open to everyone, and that anyone with an idea that could help Xai could submit it. That evening, someone took up the invitation and asked whether the foundation could burn a batch of tokens and buy back more, creating scarcity to attract fresh money. The question shifted from 'what can be proposed?' to 'who would do it, and with what funds?'
The official message identified the team's priority and opened the door to proposals. A group member immediately turned that invitation into a question about resources and execution. Burning and buybacks were still only a proposal; the foundation had neither accepted it nor set out a way to carry it out. The next question was whether the official account would address its practical costs.