Back to collectionA Tentative Price Range, a Ten-Game Tournament
Background: The brief rebound in mid-April had faded, and the market was still looking for a price range. Today: XAI stood at $0.0105, hinting at the outline of a trading range. Impact and next steps: The price was not enough to establish a firm range, but the tournament gave players a clear near-term goal.
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Background: The brief rebound in mid-April had faded, and the market was still looking for a price range. The Lost Glitches followed its Season 18 launch with a tournament in which players had to turn a limited set of packs into a deck that could last the full schedule.
Today: XAI stood at $0.0105, hinting at the outline of a trading range. The tournament opened: each player built one deck from 14 card packs and played 10 games. The champion would receive USD 100, the runner-up USD 60, and third place USD 40. Some players considered loading their strongest cards into the opening plan; others cared more about keeping a deck reliable across all 10 games.
Impact and next steps: The price was not enough to establish a firm range, but the tournament gave players a clear near-term goal. Its 10-game format made deck selection an ongoing trade-off rather than a single gamble. The question now was who could carry adjustments through to the finish, and whether the season's activity would keep players engaged afterward.