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💡Currently, on-chain data indicates that Sky Mavis is paying for the operation of the @Ronin_Network using roughly $5,000–$7,000 per day coming from the inflation of the $RON token and the ecosystem fund. These are ongoing operational costs covering: Node hosting Bridge security RPC servers Indexers Wallet services Network synchronization General infrastructure maintenance As a result, the treasury is effectively being diluted over time. What changes if Ronin returns to Ethereum? If Ronin migrates back to Ethereum-OP, a significant portion of these expenses would be eliminated. Ethereum would take over key responsibilities: Data availability Permanent storage Settlement layer Because of this, costs related to: running full/archival nodes maintaining historical data network synchronization validator infrastructure would be drastically reduced. Transactions would ultimately be verified on Ethereum, and finality would come from Ethereum validators. This especially improves security, particularly regarding bridge exploits, since the security assumptions shift from a smaller validator set (Ronin) to the much larger and more decentralized Ethereum validator network. If Sky Mavis has learned from the mistakes of the last 3 years, stops operating like an unregulated East Asian gaming monopol company, stops handing itself imaginary Nintendo-style titles,change the unfairy tokenomics and actually delivers in terms of gaming and DeFi, then $RON could definitely have the potential to reach new all-time highs within the next 24 months.




$RON going wild… in the wrong way It dumped from $1 to $0.09 Devs keep selling, no new players, holders fucked 🤷♂️


$SEA is coming. Here are a few things to know: • Historical OpenSea usage, not just recent activity, will be an important ingredient • Claim process will be simple and accessible. US users welcome • We’re focused on long-term sustainability and supporting a healthy, enduring community • No details on timing yet. We’re taking the learnings from this space and getting it right As always, only trust updates from @openseafdn and @opensea


Folks, I’ve recently stepped down from my operational role at Sky Mavis, Axie Infinity, and Ronin Network. I spent nearly eight years building this company from the ground up. Closing this chapter feels strange. I would have loved to continue at full speed, but traveling 100–200 days a year to Vietnam is not sustainable with a three-month-old daughter at home. I need to spend more time in Europe. Looking back, I’m incredibly proud of what we built. Sky Mavis, Axie Infinity, and Ronin changed my life, and I'm staying on as a shareholder, board member, and long-term advocate. We survived near-bankruptcy, found product-market fit with Axie, listed our tokens globally, scaled to billions in NFT volume, and navigated one of crypto’s most high-profile exploits. One thing I consistently prioritized was maintaining a strong financial position. That discipline mattered more than I could have anticipated. Even after being exploited by North Korea, we made the community whole at our own expense and continued building. Leading the crisis management of that situation changed me. It was a stark reminder that some adversaries are more sophisticated, persistent, and well-funded than others. Not all competition is friendly. After what I’ve seen, I no longer take security for granted. Resilience must be built deliberately. That’s where I’m putting my energy: Defence. Onward.


Folks, I’ve recently stepped down from my operational role at Sky Mavis, Axie Infinity, and Ronin Network. I spent nearly eight years building this company from the ground up. Closing this chapter feels strange. I would have loved to continue at full speed, but traveling 100–200 days a year to Vietnam is not sustainable with a three-month-old daughter at home. I need to spend more time in Europe. Looking back, I’m incredibly proud of what we built. Sky Mavis, Axie Infinity, and Ronin changed my life, and I'm staying on as a shareholder, board member, and long-term advocate. We survived near-bankruptcy, found product-market fit with Axie, listed our tokens globally, scaled to billions in NFT volume, and navigated one of crypto’s most high-profile exploits. One thing I consistently prioritized was maintaining a strong financial position. That discipline mattered more than I could have anticipated. Even after being exploited by North Korea, we made the community whole at our own expense and continued building. Leading the crisis management of that situation changed me. It was a stark reminder that some adversaries are more sophisticated, persistent, and well-funded than others. Not all competition is friendly. After what I’ve seen, I no longer take security for granted. Resilience must be built deliberately. That’s where I’m putting my energy: Defence. Onward.




The day draws nearer. We are also working on a tokenomics revamp to deploy with the l2 upgrade.










