Back to collectionOn-Chain Supply Answers and Another Indie Game Secured for Raijin
The previous day's halving exchange had not resolved the community's questions about token data, while work on Raijin integration continued. Officials added that the halving rules were in the token model documentation and that people could check the consolidated circulating supply on-chain. Officials offered a way to verify supply, while A-Zhen showed that Raijin had secured another indie game.
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The previous day's halving exchange had not resolved the community's questions about token data, while work on Raijin integration continued. Officials and the engineer A-Zhen faced different expectations: one side needed to explain the existing supply, the other to move another game toward integration.
Officials added that the halving rules were in the token model documentation and that people could check the consolidated circulating supply on-chain. That same day, A-Zhen mentioned that Raijin had secured another indie game through talks. She did not claim the game was already integrated. For people asking when they could play, she intended first to clarify the integration requirements, then continue the conversation.
Officials offered a way to verify supply, while A-Zhen showed that Raijin had secured another indie game. Both were more specific than saying only that building continued. On-chain figures could be checked; integration still had to move forward. When this game would reach the platform or be playable, remained unanswered.