AXS (AXS)

🎮 Top 5 Web3 games right now In a market that's been relatively quiet, these projects maintain traction and active communities. Here’s the ranking with the approximate token prices: 🟠 @AxieInfinity ($AXS) → ~$0,84 As expected, the king of Web3 games. It remains the sector's absolute reference. 🦊 @playwildforest ($WF) → ~$0,0008 Real-time strategy free-to-play on Ronin. Combines fast PvP battles with NFTs and on-chain progression. 🟢 @TheSandboxGame ($SAND) → ~$0,043 A metaverse for creating worlds and on-chain experiences. 🔵 @illuviumio ($ILV) → ~$2,78 One of the highest AAA‑quality projects in the GameFi space. 🟣 @playbigtime ($BIGTIME) → ~$0,006 Free‑to‑play action RPG, with NFT cosmetics and no aggressive pay‑to‑win. ⚠️ Important: Gaming token prices are volatile. Always do your own research. Which one are you playing? #CoinEx #CoinExCreator Shared in collab with the CoinEx Creator Program @CoinExCreators @CoinExcom

#altcoins Why do most people have a strong impression of the 2021 bull market? Back then the on‑chain ecosystem was still immature and most people were in the secondary market. In the 2021 bull market, the secondary market produced more than 60 hundred‑fold coins. That year made a lot of people rich, so many who experienced that bull market can’t leave the crypto space and hope for another similar rally. Unfortunately, once the crypto wealth‑creation myth is missed, it can’t be replicated again https://t.co/Ah1EffHRBO

Do you know what the expected return on opening a Pokemon Pack? or a CSGO Box? It's -50%. Does that make Pokemon or CSGO terrible at tokenomics? grifters? evil people leading the poor masses into gambling? The reason we have less and less builders of interesting new things in Crypto is because unless you create something that goes permanently up and to the right, you get pitchforks trying to chase you out of the industry every time. Are Axie Infinity founders grifters because their token went down 99%? No, I think they created a really cool game, brought a lot of people to crypto, and created a lot of enjoyment. Remember Racer and FriendTech? Friendtech was a really cool new idea. It was fun to play around with for a while. It didn't end up breaking out and Racer got chased out of town. But guess what? Racer put bonding curves back on the radar for other builders, and what did we get soon after? https://t.co/HbqTQMDKDG, and other launchpads using the same model. So even though his project didn't work out, his experimentation and bringing attention to novel mechanics may have spawned many other large protocols. This isn't to say you can't or shouldn't be critical. It's healthy to have critical takes, debate, etc. But the personal attacks are weak imo. Rhynotic is either terrible at tokenomics or a "predator"? Unreal...

Working on a new collab for the Axie IP! https://t.co/ZpEOYtljQk