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A big update just rolled out for @PixelmonRPG. This release focuses on stability and long-term systems — major crash fixes, memory and load optimizations (including a ~30MB app size reduction), and significant backend cleanup. We’ve also added World 10 (180 new stages), introduced the Rune system, expanded progression with a revamped Growth Fund / Battle Pass, and tuned summons, rewards, and shop balance. The team has been workinghard on this. Thanks to everyone playing and sharing feedback. More improvements are coming. @Pixelmon

Warning: Extreme cuteness ahead 🐣 Hatch your Pixelmon pet today!

Dropping the @wardensascent Wiki. Every skill tree mapped. Mons compared pixel-for-pixel - like seeing my new team's Boremon finally outpace that stupidly tanky Grailshield. Plan smarter. Play better. Check it: Pixelmon.wiki What’s the best Mon combo you’ve made?

@Pixelmon Chungo needs some low cal lava for a bit 🤣

Ore detected. Rock consumed. Fire activated. Chungo doing what Chungo does best

These cute creatures are going to brighten your day! Play, hatch, and bond with them in Warden’s Ascent now!

The Boss Raid is tough. Think you can dominate? Play now!

@NaheednAhsan @wardensascent @Pixelmon keep going through the campaign eventually you will get more eggs for 2-4 star!

Tried to hatch 10 eggs in the @wardensascent by @Pixelmon But it looks like I'm out of luck today. I wasn't able to secure any higher rank MON 😞

Born to defy the heat, evolved to command the cold. Berg is now available in Warden's Ascent! Get it now!

WE HIT 1 MILLION! The Pixelmon anime episode "Battle of Honor" just crossed 1M views on YouTube! Thank you for all the love and support ❤️

@Pixelmon Looks awesome!

Crowphon looks insanely cool as an action figure! Would you proudly display them on your desk setup?

Our second game @PixelmonRPG Nova Thera Chronicles is live globally on iOS and Android. NTC is an idle RPG, already showing great initial results (>30% D1 retention in T1 markets and >70% 2 week ROAS - on very a still small data set through). Try it out, links in comments. @Pixelmon

@DougieDeLuca @Akkukap @monprotocol they had other ways to achieve this, many of which I proposed and was open to, they just wanted to give Monad what Monad wanted without any compromise:

Proud to be able to finally drop our 3rd @Pixelmon World of Nova Thera short - this is the most sophisticated and action packed yet - a true manifesto to our IP and the world we are creating. Try our @wardensascent in the App store to deepdive into our world.

@Pixelmon @PixelmonHub Bengu is a savage

Nova Thera: Battle of Honor | A new Pixelmon™ Official Anime trailer A battle waged with honor, carried by the loyalty of their monsters

@v0xsel @monprotocol Quite the discussion about that today 😅

@monprotocol But ur ticker on HL no more $MON Its said $MONPRO

$MON Community Presale Update With our games rolling out and the Pixelmon universe expanding, we’re accelerating how value flows across the entire ecosystem. Today, we’re fully unlocking the remaining supply from the Community presale allocation… empowering the early supporters who have been with us since day one. This unlock fuels the next chapter of MON Protocol: - Global launch of our games - Expansion of the Pixelmon IP across anime & media The ecosystem is progressing, and $MON will be at the center of everything that’s coming. More soon.

@Criul_ @monprotocol Current token price is not reflective of the work this team has been putting in. It's all coming together now with 3 games released in early beta on Google/iOS plus anime and more in the works and they still have runway

@monprotocol disband the project already

Hyperliquid has effectively scammed all the Hyperliquid ticker auction buyers by seizing $MON from @monprotocol and handing it over to Monad. The whole value prop of even buying these spot tickers from Hyperliquid was the immutability of the purchase and the hyperliquid front end UI that gives that ticker the value. Regardless of the size or success of the token tied to the seized ticker, having Hyperliquid just seize the ticker, quoting just a 'UI change' and hand it over to Monad is the wrong precedent and an injustice to every single ticker buyer who in good faith invested capital into the future success of Hypeliquid. Not a single one would have bid on any ticker if ownership of that on the Monad frontend was not immutable. They should offer full refunds to every single aucction ticker buyer. Shame on them. Shame on @chameleon_jeff and @iliensinc, who I thought were better than this. A number of the spot ticker auction sales went for mid-six figures. One even sold for almost 7 figures. Some of the higher sales (not all): GOD for $975,700 ANIME for ~500k MON for 489K SOVRN for 262,660.17$ FLASK for 159,794.44$ FARM for 181,291.25$ HYFI for 90,652.95$ SHEEP for 111,683.24$ BUBZ for 118,531.66$ SOLV for 128,345.67$ GENESY for 87,198.02$ WATAR for 73,940.75$ STAR for 66,889.45$ Why were these tickers bid on so high? Because the teams that bid on them were essentially paying for future distribution rights for their token by having it spot listed on Hyperliquid. You are NOT paying for some useless backend on-chain ticker that no app will use or support with zero practical utility. HYPE bag holders will no doubt go into defense mode and try and justify this, but try to understand what's happened here and how negative this is overall. Let me tell you a little story with you as the protagonist. 1/ You fairly buy a sought-after apartment in a prime city center location at an open auction from a well-regarded developer. The developer has decided to try a new real estate sale format, offering anyone the ability to buy the property for life if they bid the highest. 2/ You participate, and to guarantee you win, you pay a huge premium for that property because the house is literally in a perfect location, a location that will match the life you intend to create for yourself. 3/ You move into the apartment, you furnish it, and you even set up a little home office in it. You invite family to stay, you host events with friends, you slowly make this little space yours. This is your very own apartment, bought from a developer with an impeccable reputation for honesty who prides itself on building quality affordable housing in a city where most developers do not. 4/ But suddenly, in just under a year of owning and living in this property, this developer informs you that a very famous, very wealthy celebrity wants your home. That celebrity already owns multiple houses, but your house is in a prime location that would allow quicker access to his favorite art gallery. The property developer also stands to gain because the celebrity will bring a host of free publicity to that developer by owning that property. The developer will be able to sell even more properties because of that and earn even more money in the future! 4/ The developer, let's call them @HyperliquidX, despite your protests that you bought that home fair and square, forcibly transfers your title deed to the celebrity and then suddenly evicts you from your home. To honor *some* of the terms of the auction sale, but not the spirit of the purchase, you are instead handed the title deed to an apartment outside of the city, in a poor and undesirable location, worth a fraction of what you paid (if anything) on the open market. 5/ Since you LOST the property you actually paid for, you at least ask for a refund because you did NOT get what you paid for, but are told no refunds. Why? Because the developer had a little sneaky line in the sale contract, which stated that the developer fully owns the actual building location, and you were not really buying a title deed to that specific building address, but just 'any' single building the developer owns in the city. Unfortunately, this little side clause was so obscure and written in another language that none of the apartment buyers even knew it existed. ---------- This story is real, and it's what @HyperliquidX has done to @monprotocol in essence. You can call it what you want. Say that nothing was violated and the ticker on the chain remains the same, and that the UI for the ticker is on hyperliquid. But I call it theft and nothing but that. Now I've been a fan of what Hyperliquid has been trying to do over the past year, but what they have done here violates everything they have stated they are about. @Pixelmon spent $500k to secure the $MON ticker on the hyperliquid ticker auctions. Did they wildly overpay in hindsight? Yes. But they fairly won that auction with the full expectation that they would have control of that listing name ON the hyperliquid platform for the foreseeable future. Only to be kicked aside and have the ticker forcibly changed because of a much bigger project @monad decided they wanted to use the same ticker and Hyperliquid decided on it. Yes, Pixelmon's gaming token is down 97%. I should know, I had massive bags there that I did not sell. Despite web3 gaming pretty much dying and the mon gaming token along with it, the Pixelmon team has been building non-stop and just globally launched their flagship game @wardensascent on Apple Store. They are certainly not dead, nor have they abandoned their community or token. Oh yes, 'technically' Hyperliquid is only changing the 'front end' UI while the ticker remains unchanged on the chain itself. But in practice, this is basically the open theft of that ticker. The value of the Hyperliquid spot ticker was ALWAYS primarily the front-end ticker displayed on the platform. Why would anyone possibly pay inflated prices for a ticker when the exchange can (and will) change the name arbitrarily when it best suits their business interests? What value is there then for all those spot ticker purchasers? Any bigger project can come along and hijack (for free!) your ticker because Hyper will just straight out hand it to them when the trading fee incentives are there. You don't buy a non-trademarked domain name only to find out, suddenly after you buy it and build a business on it that another bigger company that wants to build a business on the same name can just seize it for free. So yeah by basically forcibly changing a legitimately paid for ticker, @HyperliquidX has undermined their stated ethos. It's a bad look on their part and shows the company, under the hood, operates much like the very same CEX platforms they claim to be disrupting. Bad look. Hyperliquid needs to make this right. At the very least, a choice of a better name AND a full refund because what was paid for was basically seized by force.

@yeezygoudou @HyperliquidX @Pixelmon @GiulioXdotEth I had such high hopes for a different approach that Hyperliquid was taking. Too bad they didn't stick to the system 😔

The @HyperliquidX team sold the Ticker “MON” for $500k to the @Pixelmon team represented by @GiulioXdotEth In the end they reneged on this commitment via the UI using a highly questionable method Is that really all that Web3 has to offer ?

@BowTiedIguana Apparently yes

Remember all those tickers they sold on Hyperliquid? Can buyers just be booted if someone bigger wants the name?