Back to collectionFour airdrops cited, expectations still disputed
Weekend order books were thin, but the chat was not quiet. One person pushed back directly: this was reality, not an attempt to talk the project down. The dispute made the divide clearer.
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Weekend order books were thin, but the chat was not quiet. The previous day, the team had invited people to discuss building in the proposal forum. To some key holders, it sounded as though their disappointment had once again been set aside.
One person pushed back directly: this was reality, not an attempt to talk the project down. Where was the progress, where were the promised airdrops, and what had happened to the project that kept people waiting? The team repeated that there had been four airdrops, that claim steps had been announced, and that this was a building period. The two sides were keeping different accounts of the same experience.
The dispute made the divide clearer. The team pointed to past announcements; the critic asked what people had actually received and what was happening with the long-awaited project. The Night Watchman chose not to settle the argument for either side. He planned to list the questions one by one, knowing that another exchange of the same lines would leave the conversation where it was.