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Web3 gaming vs NFTs - revenue comparison📈 I ran the numbers since start of the year and compared the most revenue generating web3 gaming projects in 2026 with NFT market. @Moku_HQ - $1.618M across multiple onchain revenue streams. The dominant source is Gem Purchases - that's the engine. Card Royalties, BB Royalties, Moki Royalties and BB Mint round out the rest. Whole game is powered by @Ronin_Network. @onchainheroes - $1.97M driven primarily by Maze of Gains, covering volume from @AbstractChain and @Ronin_Network. Last week alone 100k USD was spent on keys in @playAxieDOM - OCH x Axie collab game. NFT figures = estimated realized royalty revenue. Why estimated? On-chain royalty data is messy - Blur hardcodes creator fees to $0, and lack of meaningful dune dashboard across collections and differentation in collection royalties across platform.. I triangulated secondary volume (DappRadar, CoinGecko, Dune) × realized royalty rate per marketplace. Not perfect, but the most accurate read available without querying every royalty receiver wallet directly. Worth noting: Onchain Heroes is one of the rare cases where the cost structure is fully transparent onchain - 90% costs, 10% net. That gives us a clear net income figure of ~$197K. But knowing the margin doesn't change what revenue is. $1.97M in revenue is $1.97M in revenue, regardless of what remains after costs. Do I miss any other worth analyzing projects? Disclaimer: this comparison is based on publicly available onchain data. It doesn't include other revenue sources like physical products and side products.