Back to collectionA Rising Share of Reward Recipients Stake as esXAI
Raijin’s reward settlements continued as usual. A-Zhen posted last month’s reward settlement sheet in the group. The new column showed the team one choice players were repeatedly making after receiving rewards, giving A-Zhen a reason to examine the claim-to-staking path next.
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Raijin’s reward settlements continued as usual. A-Zhen wanted to see what players chose after receiving rewards, rather than looking only at how much had been distributed. Meanwhile, the narrator was still trying to cover legal expenses. To him, tokens players kept on-chain and money available to pay counsel were different things.
A-Zhen posted last month’s reward settlement sheet in the group. She had added a final column: the share of players who did not withdraw after claiming rewards and instead staked them as esXAI had risen for a third consecutive month. “People receiving rewards are starting to leave their tokens on-chain,” she wrote. The narrator did not reply; the legal fees on his mind could not be paid directly from players’ stakes.
The new column showed the team one choice players were repeatedly making after receiving rewards, giving A-Zhen a reason to examine the claim-to-staking path next. It did not say why players stayed, nor did it fill the studio’s cash shortfall. The narrator still had to deal with the legal bills separately.