Back to collectionA Locked Node Purchase Meets the Raijin Message
With the token at $0.0112, someone in a community group speaking another language described what buying a node had meant for him. Speaking in his own language, the buyer said he was down USD 120 on the node and had yet to see even USD 1 in output. The discussion moved from the abstract claim that building continued to the cost of one person's wait.
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With the token at $0.0112, someone in a community group speaking another language described what buying a node had meant for him. His concern was not a distant plan: his money was still locked, and he could see no output. Officials had to address that specific loss.
Speaking in his own language, the buyer said he was down USD 120 on the node and had yet to see even USD 1 in output. Officials replied cautiously that there was no particular progress to report and that they could say little about investments. They then repeated in the main group that the team was focused on Raijin and the ecosystem remained open to contributors. One reply addressed a personal loss; the other described the team's direction. Neither supplied a date for unlocking funds or recovering the loss.
The discussion moved from the abstract claim that building continued to the cost of one person's wait. After reading a translation, the Night Watchman decided that next time someone asked about node returns, he would separate the lockup terms, actual output, and the team's plans, then ask the person to check their own records. He still could not promise an unlock date on the officials' behalf.