Back to collectionCalls for activity meet a demand for keyholder rewards
XAI was edging lower within its trading range, and the silence among node operators was wearing thin. The price was $0.0097, with its center of gravity quietly moving lower. The call for an event and the request for compensation surfaced on the same day, but they addressed different problems.
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XAI was edging lower within its trading range, and the silence among node operators was wearing thin. The Night Watchman heard their calls for activity, but he also knew that a lively event would not erase keyholders' sense of loss.
The price was $0.0097, with its center of gravity quietly moving lower. Someone in the node chat called for an event to wake up a team and community that seemed asleep. Later, a post appeared in the proposal forum asking for rewards for those who bought keys in the last round. It asked whether the project really did not know how much they had received back over the past two years. Someone immediately replied in agreement.
The call for an event and the request for compensation surfaced on the same day, but they addressed different problems. The Night Watchman did not treat one agreeing reply as consensus on a proposal. He planned to see whether the poster would specify who should receive rewards and why. The price was still drifting lower, and neither demand had an answer yet.