The Best Habitat for AI Agents
Future game NPCs will be powered by LLMs. XAI's high-performance, low-cost environment is an ideal place for AI Agents to perform microtransactions and interact. The first society driven by an AI-powered economic system will be born here.
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The Lonely Watchman
"Fishing alone in the cold river snow." In this restless market, we running nodes are lonely. But the essence of blockchain is verification. Every transaction confirmation is us injecting trust into this digital world. This loneliness is costly.
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The Endgame of Modular Blockchains
Celestia has ushered in the era of modularity, and XAI is the best practice of modularity at the application layer. It focuses on the execution layer and settlement layer, outsourcing the DA layer. This is a sign of mature blockchain industrialization.
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Governance Proposal: From Bystander to Builder
I am conceptualizing a proposal on the esXAI conversion mechanism. Decentralization is not just a slogan; it is action. XAI empowers us to participate in the evolution of the network. Builders are always more respected than Holders.
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Value Capture: Burning of Gas Fees
All the transaction fees generated by the network will ultimately be returned to the $XAI holders through a burning mechanism. This means that the XAI token directly captures the utility value of the network. The more people participate, the more deflationary the token becomes, creating a perfect logical loop.
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16+8 Fasting and Long-Termism
The body needs fasting to initiate autophagy, and investing requires a mindset of keeping an empty position to stay alert. The lock-up mechanism of esXAI is similar. Delayed gratification allows for maximum dopamine enjoyment. I do not engage in short-term trading, only in cycle allocation.
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The Endgame: The Return of Value
All bubbles will eventually burst, and only assets that generate real returns will remain. XAI bets on the eternal human need for "games." I am optimistic about XAI because it stands at the extension of humanity.
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Final Form: The Ultimate Evolution of Card Games
Ex Populus's flagship work "Final Form" showcases the high potential of XAI technology. It is a fully on-chain high-frequency card battle game.
On other chains, games that require on-chain activity for every round simply cannot run, or the Gas fees are exorbitantly high. But on XAI, everything runs as smoothly as silk. This is the charm of L3 technology - it turns game types that were "theoretically feasible but practically unworkable" into reality.
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Planet X: Win a real Cybertruck in the game
"Play to Earn" often turns into earning a bunch of worthless tokens, but Planet X is changing that rule. As a treasure hunting shooter game within the XAI ecosystem, it directly anchors rewards to real assets.
Imagine you're in a battle royale in the game, not just for rankings, but to win a Tesla Cybertruck. This "virtual competition, physical rewards" model greatly breaks down the barriers between Web2 and Web3. Planet X leverages XAI's high concurrency processing capabilities to achieve complex on-chain asset rights confirmation, making every trea

Web3 Warriors: On-Chain Miracle of Survival Games
As another hit during the testnet phase, Web3 Warriors demonstrates the on-chain possibilities of survival games. Players earn $BATTLE tokens through battles and upgrade their characters on-chain.
Behind this seemingly simple gameplay is a stress test of XAI network's high concurrency processing capabilities. Thousands of players online simultaneously, frequent lootings and battle settlements, and the XAI network withstood the pressure. This laid a solid data foundation for future larger-scale MMORPGs to land on XAI.
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Why Raijin? The Ambition Behind the Brand Rebranding
Xai Play has been renamed Raijin (雷神), and this is more than just a name change. The name Raijin is more game-like and powerful; it is designed for Steam's 100 million traditional players.
Through Raijin, XAI no longer emphasizes "blockchain" but instead highlights "rewards" and "achievements." This is a major upgrade in brand strategy — from "geek's toy" to "mass consumer product." Raijin will be XAI's spearhead to penetrate the Web2 market.
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XAI has really been different lately. It's not the kind of "air game" that only screams concepts; instead, it honestly develops the entire Arbitrum ecosystem's games into a dedicated L3, minimizing fees to almost imperceptible levels, while continuously signing new games and expanding studio collaborations. It feels like they're not chasing trends but seriously building a "chain for players." If you play games and are curious about crypto, it's really worth spending a few minutes to look up what XAI has been up to recently.

Many blockchain games in the past have followed the pattern of "issue tokens first, then develop the game." When players jumped in, they found not even a decent demo. XAI's approach is relatively healthy: first build the infrastructure and establish partnerships, then gradually release games and gameplay features. Funds mainly flow around the direction of "people use it, people play it." Looking at their collaborations with traditional PC game platforms and content publishers shows that this is not just a chain looking to make quick money, but genuinely wants to attract Web2 players.
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XAI's move into Layer3 actually positions it very comfortably: the underlying security relies on Ethereum + Arbitrum, while the upper layer can provide enough high TPS and customization space for games. Simply put, it inherits the "orthodox lineage" without sacrificing player experience. Many analyses list XAI as one of the Layer3 projects to watch in 2025. You can consider it a candidate for the "gaming version of Optimism / Arbitrum" and start researching where the main battlefield might be in the future.

Many people think that "defending rights" is just a PR battle, but for XAI, this lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI is more like an oath: we are not a flash-in-the-pan project, but one that aims to operate for ten years or even longer under the name "XAI." Being able to stand firm on brand issues shows their confidence in the long-term value of their ecosystem. This detail, rather than short-term price fluctuations, better reflects the team's attitude. If you're looking for projects that genuinely want to build a lasting business, this is something worth keeping in mind.

For developers, XAI doesn't provide a script for "remaking blockchain games as P2E" but rather offers a toolbox that is closer to what the traditional gaming industry uses: you can choose which logic to put on-chain and which to keep on the server; you can design your own closed economic loop, instead of being constrained by the limitations of a generic L2. Additionally, with support from the foundation in terms of funding, resources, and traffic, many teams that originally planned to "only develop for Web2" have started to seriously consider an on-chain version. If you're a developer, you can

Many reports this year have highlighted a trend: capital is gradually shifting from pure financial DeFi towards areas with real users and real use cases, and gaming happens to be right at the crossroads. As an L3 focused exclusively on gaming, XAI is essentially betting on a long-term thesis—that in the future, the majority of on-chain daily active users will actually come from entertainment and content consumption, rather than just lending and trading. If you agree with this direction, doing your research early on foundational infrastructures like XAI might be more solid than chasing the next

To be honest, there are a lot of blockchain gaming projects right now, but very few can truly excel at all four aspects: “gameplay, blockchain integration, ecosystem, and compliance,” while also making continuous progress on all fronts. XAI is one of the rare projects that has a compelling story in all these areas: it has a solid tech stack, a growing number of games, an active community, and it’s bold in facing compliance and trademark issues head-on. You don’t have to rush to buy anything right now, but I highly recommend adding it to your long-term watchlist and keeping an eye on every vers