Back to collectionJune Closes Below the Range as the Chat Draws a Line Around Price
As June ended, the days after the break pushed the main chat toward the same dispute: some members kept asking about airdrops and price, while the team kept steering discussion back to the building phase. June closed at USD 0.0069. That boundary did not ease the questioners' anxiety or answer the early key holder's proposal for an event.
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As June ended, the days after the break pushed the main chat toward the same dispute: some members kept asking about airdrops and price, while the team kept steering discussion back to the building phase. The narrator needed to close the month's account but found no easy ending.
June closed at USD 0.0069. It was a month in which the trading range broke, and XAI had lost nearly 60% over half a year. In its final reply of the day in the main chat, the team repeated that there had been four airdrops and the steps had all been announced, then added: 'Do not discuss price.' The narrator recorded the two statements together. One answered an old complaint; the other set a boundary for the conversation.
That boundary did not ease the questioners' anxiety or answer the early key holder's proposal for an event. The narrator decided to keep following specific proposals and actual game progress in July. If the chat continued to circle around repeated replies, the chronicle would have to record that standstill too.