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@Inrane1

p2e nerd The researcher of @TheWardensGC

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What sinks may rise again. Hoist the sails!⚓️ #CASTILE
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Rise, Castilers! The dragon stirs, and the hunt begins. Let's loot this week right. ⚔️ #CASTILE #Web3Gaming
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@graildoteth Well, now it's the turn of the post about projects that didn't fail. Oh wait.
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*MIS* ADVENTURES IN WEB3 GAME INVESTING CONTINUED The last post featured some of the games that failed. Here are some more games I've invested in over the past two years. These are still alive for now. Some are in a better state than others. I'm continually asked about the state of these games since at one time of another I posted about investing in these. So in a mega thread, I've given my thoughts on each one as a sort of update on where things stand. 1/ @Revolving_Games Wrote a thread roast on them some months ago, post TGE. I had nothing good to say about how much of a fuckup that was. I had millions of USD in NFT assets there and backed the team based on their history of building real web2 games. On TGE, the team demolished their community. Token has zero utility so far, 4 months post TGE... Token is at 10M FDV, down from 300M on TGE. Private sales raised at 75M and 120M, so the token is literally down 87%+ in just 3 months post TGE. All the backers and VCs (Pantera) utterly rekt. Team have been silent, and nothing has been done on web3 side yet. Something like 35% of the tokens are going to the nodes that spit out inflation. Don't see a world where the token is going to go up, given how badly the token has cratered in just a couple months. It costs more to run a node then the tokens will pay you even. Horrible ecosystem design by the team. Strong chance they probably just slow rug on the web3 side, build their games for web2 and just keep the profits in the company. I think that's the likely case here, if they don't run out of funding and shut down given how badly the studio has done. Only chance here is if their still unreleased game Skyborne is actually good enough to grab real web2 revenue and team are able to link this success back to the token. Given how badly they failed to execute at TGE and beyond, this is a moonshot. I hope for my bags to be wrong here, but not optimistic. @delabsOfficial Worst treatment of NFT holders I've seen. 6-7% supply were promised to the NFTs. Team swore they would treat their community right. Come TGE. team gave something like .2% with 6-month vesting instead. Gave Binance Alpha 6% or such. Rekt the community. I understand it was at the behest of some exchanges that never materialized a listing. I personally spent about 20k buying Delab passes and another 20k or so helping them mint out a secondary mint that was failing. Invested 25k into their private sale round and agreed to become an Advisor, given the CEOs previous history as CEO of Nexon games and the projects stance towards community. I do not support this team anymore, given how they broke all promises to NFT holders. Would never touch anything this team builds again after seeing how they played the community (and used my name to held enable this). Token has crashed since TGE. Hard to see a path here where the company is going to be profitable. Community and NFT is already so rekt there is no place in web3 for the team anymore. Probably they rug on the web3 side and just build mini midcores for Telegram and mobile. @UltiverseDAO Shoved in 50k into this pile of trash. AI metaverse. All vapor. The team raised millions on hype and have delivered nothing of substance. This was a failed 'made for Binance' Chinese hustle. Didn't land Binance, and it's been down down down. Soft rug for sure. @Tatsu_Verse Invested 25k. Had a bunch of the NFTs (50-70k USD worth). Dumped everything for pennies on the dollar last year when it was clear nothing was going to happen and the team were stalling around trying to find a PMF somewhere. Was multiples up on the NFTs, but ofc I held thinking this was maybe going to be a breakout game on Solana, back when gaming even had a meta. Ever get lost in the desert chasing a mirage and hoping that oasis you see in the distance is just 100 meters away with each step? Me holding these NFTs was this story. The game never materialized, and I held until I died of thirst. Instead of being the breakout Solana game, they broke investor wallets. Had strong VC backing and a history of building Discord products that catered to millions of users. The web3 game, though, basically failed to appear, and the team went back to building Discord services or something. I perceive the team as trying at least, and they basically didn't find a PFM. But if there is a prediction market bet on the team running out of runway and shutting down within the next 12-24 months, I'd take that bet for sure. @CityVerseTycoon Team minted NFT collection, launched mobile game via PWA (Progressive Web Apps -- on browsers). Game was decent and playable, though it still needed more features to really be fun. I put hours testing it out. There was supposed to be a token linked to NFT, but it looks like the team has shuttered the entire web3 side. Absolute crickets the entire 2025 re the game and the web3 stuff from the team. Discord channel for the NFT remains abandoned. If the team has bailed on the NFT side completely, they should pony up a refund then. They are still building in web2, but the web3 side (and nfts) look dead. I actually liked the game and thought it had potential with tweaks to onboard web2 users into web3. So a pivot away from web3. The problem is that the team had a paid NFT mint, and so far, nothing has been done there for the holders. I actually don't think the game is dead, but the NFT holders have been left for dead. @InfiniGods Put in 25k into the 75M round. Had 250k worth of NFTs. That entire value is worth less than $30k now. I further spent around 60-70k spending in the game Play to Airdrop competitions and a few of the post-TGE tournaments. Yikes. One of the most promising web3 games. They had the community, they had the pedigree, and they had the execution ability. Until TGE that it is. Turned out the game was not good enough to scale to web2, and the token was just being farmed weekly by the community. The team were supposed to launch a much updated and deeper game post TGE, but no such update was delivered, no deeper game loops appeared. A couple months post TGE, team abandoned the web3 side. My take is the team launched the game a year too early. Huge mistake to spend 1M on a hyperliquid spot listing for $GOD. To be fair, Hyperliquid kind of led on expectations that spot listings would matter and they would do something with their native bridge. Hyperliquid really fucked over all those spot listing ticker buyers. The game was nowhere near ready to scale to web2 (not enough to do in the game) and the game was not ready for a token. They should have waited another 12 months before TGE. As it turned out, the game just was not good enough for web2, and the team paused the web3 side to rebuild the entire game as a slots (pivot from cards) game. I think the new pivot has a chance. If they can make this work in web2, they can find a way to funnel in web3 (and the token). However, the web3 side is going to be dead for the midterm. Will see in 6 months how things look. But some hope there still seeing their new slot game product. But doesn't change the fact the token is down like 99% and the web3 assets have crashed around the same. A cautionary tale here about not being ready for a token. Team rushed out a TGE when the game was not ready and the result was the destruction of the web3 side. I hope they can pull a pivot though, and it's one of the only games I think maybe has a chance still, even though the ecosystem is rekt. I understand if they can't make it in web2, which is their focus now, they can't make it in web3. So I'm willing to wait, even though not selling everything leading up to TGE was the fucking stupidest thing I've probably done. Team gets a big fail for going silent on their community for most of this year though. You don't start a community, bring them along, fail them at TGE with a bunch of bad decisions, then go crickets for 10 months because you fucked up. At least communicate to the people you kicked in the balls and maybe they will stick around if they believe in your pivot. Holding tokens on this small chance for a rebound in the future, if there ever is one. @L3E7_Official Not sure what's going on. I invested $50k back in 2023 after a call with the team and spent something like 30e on the Genesis NFTs with the expectation that the team was within 12 months of launching the game. My expectations were misled because almost 3 years later, the game is not live. To be fair, the team never gave me any hard dates, but I surely would not have put in the capital if I knew this would be a 3-5 year journey. There have been some open betas with the game, and the game does look promising. The NFT assets have died, though. Total wipeout. This is why you don't start minting NFTs 2-3 years in advance of your game actually being ready. I think they probably still have another year or two before the game goes live. I'm kind of hopeful on this one as the game is really unique (basically a web3 SciFi Pokémon GO experience, mapped to the real world). Best for teams like this to just skip out on cultivating a web3 community and doing mints years before the game launches. @GunzillaGames Invested in the seed. Off The Grid is at least trying. It was the best attempt at a FPS web3 game, but the token is down only and keeping a large scale team active is expensive. Tokenomics are horrible and given the token is 80% down and a very small circulating, it's likely the token is going to start crashing hard once the investor / team unlocks start happening. Team did a full-on second raise with the node sales and scammed everyone on that. Game is still alive, but I think it's just a matter of time before the studio runs out of money and start dumping the charts to keep the lights on. There are still other games, but I'll leave them off. Some other games: @youmio_ai - way too early to have put out the NFTs. Team made some mistakes ($LIMBO). Unique product and not strictly just a game. Holders are getting antsy, given it's been two years. I like the team and the product is so unique (AI x Gaming) that I think it's going to be worth the wait. Still bullish. @hytopia Was the largest NFT holder for some years. Literally put in 1M into the old token and another 1M into the genesis NFTs. About 200k minting NFT Avatars. About 400k buying those worthless grayboys that they never did anything with. 180k minting like 650 Topia Nodes. Yikes, one of the worst investments I've made in gaming and outside of gaming. The team made huge mistakes with the tokenomics and has pivoted more times than Britney Spears has posted batshit crazy videos on Insta. The amount of extractive mints the team has used to fund their operation without giving back value is also a black mark. Yet. The team is still building, and the game platform is shaping up to be a sort of web3 Roblox that's impressive and attracting actual users and builders. I admit, I wrote off the team at the beginning of the year and sold off my NFTs given how much they kept on pivoting. I still have a huge position of the Topia Nodes, though. The platform is becoming one of the more interesting things coming out of web3. I hate to eat crow, given I've publicly crashed out at the team and called them extractive. Yet, here we are, and they have actually delivered a really cool platform on which you can build any kind of game or world, as per their original promise nearly five years ago. Dare I say it may actually be worth buying the new gaming token (HYBUX)? A potential comeback story in the market. Alas, I sold off all my NFTs. I can't believe they have managed a turnaround and are looking actually bullish as maybe a breakout game from this slop called web3 gaming. I still have a much diminished stake in this ecosystem of 650 Topia Nodes, whatever that will be worth. @playchronoforge Have a big bag of NFTs. Like nearly 600 or so (second biggest holder, I think). Also invested six figures into the private sale. At the peak held nearly 1M USD in NFT values when the genesis nfts were worth .7e each. So this is the little team that proved they could. A lot of respect for the team who are anything but shady. Frankly, the fact that they have gotten so far with so little capital and runway speaks volumes. Huge respect for the founder who literally mortgaged his house and put it into the game to keep things going. But that's also the biggest risk: team runs out of funding. Game is now early access, but it's clearly not ready. The team has been way fucking overly optimistic on the game launch time frames over the past 2 years. It was supposed to launch in January 2024 and then March 2024, but the live beta was a catastrophe and showed the game was not close to ready. Team had to go back to the drawing board, hire more people and rebuild the game engine and server infra. Well a year and a half later, it's in a much better state and probably the state it should have been in back early 2024 when they said they were ready. But. The game probably needs another 2-6 months of it before the game will be ready. Early access was suppose to be 1 month (sep 10 to oct 10) but that's way off. I think they need 3-6 months of early access to fix all the bugs. But I think if they can fix the bugs, fix all the many balancing issues with the classes and gear, and get the web3 side there and make sure it works bug free, Chronoforge could be a very interesting game. We certainly don't have a web3 game like this yet. One of the purest web3 style games we have, where the NFTs have deep utility and the token is absolutely required to play the game. Only say @playcambria has NFTs so deeply integrated into the game economy. Chronoforge takes it a level deeper, where you can play in the game with those NFTs. This is a game I really want to see work to prove that NFTs, tokens, and gaming can coexist. Main risk is that the team runs out of funding before they can hammer the game into a state that's ready to go live. If they rush to TGE when the game is not ready, game is finished. I think this is a significant risk here. @Pixelmon - oh man, probably was my biggest holding. Had nearly 8 figures in NFT value alone back in early 2024. NFT airdrop was worth 2M alone. Bag held everything. The one project where I'm down 85% but I still love the team, even if the TGE was way too early in hindsight. Team made the mistake of having a token years before the products were ready. But the meta at the time was to have the token out as was the community pressure, given many were still around holding from the rug era of the previous founder. Bullish on the CEO/founder Gulio, who I think is one of the most legit founders in the space. Also bullish on the 35M treasury, which is 2x the FDV market cap. This puts @Pixelmon in a very unique situation. Literally every other gaming studio is struggling with funding. Pixlemon is sitting on a pile of capital. That gives them options. The games they have been working on for almost 3 years are about to be launched. The focus there is on web2 NOT web3, which I think is the right move. If things don't pan out, the 35M treasury allows the team to do a complete pivot from gaming to a more bullish sector (defi), worst case, which I think is probably a good move to make. SUMMARY Well, a lot of misery and lost capital. There's probably 5-10 more games I can add to the list, but I'm out of energy and tired of writing this massive post. I just want the pain to end. I probably need to come up with some lessons learned here and all since you made it this far. Lessons? 1/ Gaming was not ready for a breakout moment. I invested too early. 2/ You can be right about a thesis, but wrong about the timing. And so far, I've been painfully wrong on the timing part. 3/ Underdog stories are not often good investments. I also made bad decisions backing founders who had a good story (underdogs). These folks meant well but did not have the capacity or experience to deliver i.e. @ValeriaStudios). 4/ Founders fucking lie through their teeth to get funding. Some founders were straight out scammy and lie to your face about dates. "Oh yes, we have 1M players". "Oh yes, the game launches in 3 months." "Oh yes, we have a riot partnership." "Oh yes, we are talking to Binance and have signed a LOI for a listing!" "Oh yes, we are in talks with Bybit. The CEO's mother's husband's girlfriend works as head of listing there and we have secured a deal." "Oh yes, Sydney Sweeny has agreed to pose nude in our game." In gaming, never trust the team's given game launch dates or the TGE dates. 95% of the time, these are wrong. 5/ NFT mints far too early If your game is more than 6 months away from live, don't launch an NFT collection. You will just waste capacity on appeasing an increasingly impatient, entitled, and demanding community. I see little benefit and only pain to spit out an NFT collection (even worse pain if it's a paid mint) when your product launch is distant. 6/ No game, No token The biggest mistake is to launch a token with no product paired to it. Almost all the web3 games TGE then figure out how to build a game for the token after, sometimes years after, sometimes never after. The number one way to absolutely destroy your token. Launch your game, find a real PFM there, then throw in the blockchain layer. A token should be vital to the economic side of your game. If the token has the same utility as a memecoin, you should never launch a token. If you can't explain what the token is used for in fewer than 20 words, your token is bullshit. 7/ No money, the bear eats all your honey Crypto has cycles. Game dev has cycles. Both do not necessarily align. It can take 3-6 years to build a real game of quality. And the costs are enormous. Building games is enormously expensive and time-consuming. Crypto boom-to-bust cycles play out over 1-2 years. Which means, a studio needs to have enough capital to comfortably build over 2, maybe 3 crypto cycles. You don't want to be an investor in a gaming studio that runs out of capital and is forced to spit out a TGE before the game is ready, and has to launch on a DEX with a $10k liquidity pool. THE END There you go. Go forth, future gaming investors and let my pain be your knowledge gain. At least don't go about and make my mistakes. I like to imagine I took an L for you guys to take a future W. I'd be ver,y very careful playing around in gaming as an investor. There are better sectors to invest in where you don't risk total wipeout and you don't have teams packing up your gaming nostalgia into something investable.
Grail.eth@graildoteth

ADVENTURES IN WEB3 GAME INVESTING Invested in the private sales (or held NFTs) in a number of these failed games. Three categories of failures here: 1) Soft rugs couched as games, hunting for exit liquidity 2) Mid games with mediocre teams that were never good enough to make it in the first place 3) Earnest effort games (with good, experienced teams) that found no real PMF and hit funding issues/ Here are a couple of the games from the list off the top of my head. There are more games that failed not on the list, but I'll save that for another day. @battlebound -Scooped up hundreds of NFTs for a flip (25K usd worth), given the team had pivoted from an old failed game to a new one, and there was a chance they were going to raise a new round. But the market started caving, and the team couldn't raise more money. Studio shuttered, NFTs to zero. Last time I checked the founder had some 'we failed successfully' bullshit on LinkedIn. No, you literally failed. There is no story here. You raised from the like of A16Z some years ago failed the first game, came back with round 2 and failed there. There is no succesful fail here period. @PlanetMojoGames -Invested 25k. Distro was friendly with 20% on TGE. Was able to get investment back at TGE. Team were some of the old school LucasArts game devs who built some of the greats like Full Throttle and The Dig. Invested in for a flip given the terms were good. The actual web3 game was meh though the ARPG game looked more promising. Team ended up quite lost and kept pivoting. Was pretty clear shortly after TGE the studio was doomed to fail. @playmetalcore - Angeled 50k into this on the back of the game, looking pretty strong as Web3 Mech Warrior. Total wipeout investment. WHY I INVESTED: I grew up playing MechWarrior 2 and invested in that nostalgia. The game actually looked pretty good when I saw the demo. IMX was supposed to heavily push this with marketing, and it was backed by the Horizon Labs guys. IMX did fuck all when the game launched, and Horizon Labs also did fuck all. The game also required a powerful PC, and this limited the player base. Team also didn't seem to know anything about web3 post TGE and ecosystem went to shit. By the time the first cliff unlock (6 months post TGE), the token was already worthless. Team shut down 12 months after the round closed and didn't even notify me via email or DMs. @nyanheroes Put in a 25k check after a call with the CEO, Max. I liked the smooth FPS gameplay and how the character powers worked in game. Web3 Fortnight with cats. I mean yea, that's about it. Some interesting web3 dynamics in there that were pitched re the NFT side of things (which were never shipped in fact) where value accrual from game revenues would point back to NFTs. Put in a small check. Max hit me up a week before TGE, demanding I start shilling the game on socials. I said fuck off, I don't do that sort of thing. Max gave me attitude and asked if I wanted to refund. I said yes and got the refund. @ValeriaStudios Put in 25k with a few other people in a syndicate deal. Sized into the NFTs (largest holder) with about 200k USD into the NFTs after the founders told me the game would be launched by July 2023. Went in initially for a flip when gaming was making a comeback mid 2023. Felt there was potential for profits given gaming was having a comeback, this was relatively unknown, and if a game TGEed with a playable game and actual NFT assets with utility, the token would fly. Also liked the story of scrappy founders who were true to their community in the 2021-2023 bear, didn't take a salary, and used the funds raised to actually build a game. Initially figured there was an opportunity to flip tokens into a bullish gaming market if the NFTs were given a fat token drop. Team ended up launching a game in beta for the community, but it was a boring game overall and too simplistic. Zero chance it would gain any traction in web2. The team had to then spend another 6-8 months rebuilding the game. Lunched out season 1 early 2025, but were secretly out of capital. Lured the in-game community in to come play for a big airdrop post-season 1 and spend cash in game for it, used the money to keep the lights on, then abruptly closed the studio. Ended up selling almost nothing. Stayed in with my massive NFT position because I didn't want to dump the floor for the community, given I publicly came into the project. Team did not even notify me that they were shutting down, despite telling me literally a few weeks before shutting the lights off the game was doing well and on track for TGE. A disrespectful end by the founders, and they fucked off out of web3 somewhere. Pirate Nation Game failed to find a PMF, team ditched the NFTs tied to game and torched the ecosystem with a reset. Trying to stage a comeback with a new game focusing on web2. Wrote an entire thread on the whys. Won't rehash it. Yea, adventures in game investing. Some bad investments there, but also note that the gaming meta at the time was stronger and there was a lot more optimism and hope that gaming was about to swing back. And some of the projects had games that were on the cusp of launching out, so there was some logic to the investments.

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@nrdxhq @blockstranding If I were you, I would just listen to the community and offer a refund to anyone who wants one. I think this decision would surprise you, as many wouldn't even use the option because they would see your confidence and won't refund. I saw it many times.
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@nrdxhq @blockstranding Guys, your desire to soft scam your audience (while saying "look, everything is legal, blah blah blah") is understandable. But damn, guys, you'd better be 140% confident in your lawyer when you're messing around with this many people who gave you $4 million. This is no joke.
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@RavenIdle Metamask support is highly appreciated!
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RavenIdle Season 1 Global Release Announcement & Newly added $10,000 Referral Leaderboard! 🎉 The moment you have all been waiting for is finally here. After a successful stress test and a complete backend rebuild, we are thrilled to share the very much anticipated launch announcement for RavenIdle Season 1! The Official Global Release of RavenIdle Season 1: Saturday, October 11, 2025✨ Less than 19 days until your next Idle Adventure begins! Learn more about what's coming in the thread below. 👇
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Johnson Yeh | E4C@Johnson_ambrus·
It’s been a while 👋 but we’ve been hard at work! Thrilled to join both #KBW2025 and #Token2049 this year — can’t wait to catch up, make new connections, and share what we’ve been building. Let’s connect! 🚀 @AmbrusStudio @SuiNetwork
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x.com/TheWardensGC/s… How funny it is that today the message of that my video takes on a completely different, frightening meaning... Prophetic? youtube.com/watch?v=RmCF6k… It was originally a reference to Liu Qixin's book series. But now the message looks completely different.
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We're shining a light on passionate gamers and aspiring content creators, help us support them!🤝 In today's spotlight is @Inrane1, a valued Knight of the Wardens playing his favourite web3 games: - @ChampionsIO - @Seraph_global - @BLOCKLORDS - @ApeironNFT - @METAPIXEL - @aiarena_ Let's develop future talent! Feedback?👇

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Which one describes YOU best in Seraph?👀
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well my latest L move in not dumping everything pre TGE was Revolving Games. I had ~400 NFTs that I held into TGE trusting the team to excecute. I like the games they build, which are legit, but the way the TGE was executed was one for the record books on how to fuck everything up. The team utterly failed here on their entire web3 strategy. Their games are going to have to deliver a Michelin five-star culinary experience to recover their ecosystem at this point
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Goated move by @PirateNationFDN taking @icobeast onboard to help crank up the volume about @ProofOfPlay as things progress towards some sort of public launch of the platform ($POP?) I'm GLAD the team are now starting to aggressively push the ProofofPlay narrative. If you have not yet heard about ProofofPlay then maybe it's time to start paying attention. "Proof" is used everywhere by all the onchain games that matter like @onchainheroes @playgigaverse @PirateNation to power all randomization. Every single roll, or flip, or move is powered by Proof's Verifiable Random Function (VRF) generator. If you play any of the Abstract games, you are using Proof's tech with every move. "Proof" is turning into THE infra layer powering onchain gaming, but it also can do so much more beyond just being a BETTER random number generator (which by the way is a big fucking deal) than any of the alternatives. This is not a gaming token or an app, it's infrastructure and with the ability to offer better and cheaper alternatives to major blockchain infra offerings compared to the likes of Chainlink. WHAT ProofofPlay can do for blockchains and apps is the narrative that the PirateNations team needs to start selling in earnest, because few people know yet. But with the ICObeast move, I think that's going to change, and change quickly. On the investor side for undervalued bets, I think grabbing $Pirate to get access to what Proof of Play is doing is a good mid to long term bet here. It's one of the few gaming projects still shipping with some sort of PMF, and it's directly tied to a much bigger, much more important infra layer that can service needs beyond just gaming. The PirateNation eco has been bashed down hard over the past 12 months, yet at the same time the infra powering the game (ProofofPlay) has only been gaining more and more usage as widely used platform. Only the market has not been able to adequately price this in given it's been masked by the game the team have been shipping out (PirateNations). But PirateNations is, imo, the sandbox used to build and optimize ProofOfPlay. The only way you can get access to a potential $POP token (and the infra) is by staking $PIRATE for PoP points or/and loading up on assets in the pirate ecosystem (Pirate NFTs) which will certainly be given some stake in the Poof eco. Been a long time since I shouted out PirateNations, but I have a lot of respect for the team who consistently and stubbornly have been shipping product at both the game and infra level. Where other teams have given up, this team has only been shipping and shipping. I expect a lot of big moves on the gaming side too with some key PirateNation expansions to find some big PMFs. Personally, I have been staking all of my $PIRATE for close to 2 years now. This is my 'seed' investment into ProofofPlay. I'm down $ on my early by (I doubled down my token bags at .18-.20c early 2024) with the rest of the token holders who bought in early...but I'm certainly rich in PoP points. I'll be closely following where things go with ProofOfPlay. Big moves yield big things.
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They say everyone needs a Breadguy. But he was taken. So we hired a silly lion instead. Next chapter unlocks soon.

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@graildoteth @jrugss @PirateNationFDN @icobeast @ProofOfPlay How I understand you. I am not a public figure, but my conscious strategy was to hold, because I believed in the success of Web3 gaming. On the way from 2021 to today, I had lifechange profits 3 times (Pirate Nations, Seraph, Revolving Games) and dozens of smaller successes, but>
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@graildoteth @jrugss @PirateNationFDN @icobeast @ProofOfPlay but I strictly adhered to my strategy and my plan. I was strong, very strong, and I didn't sell a single cent of my investments, even though I needed them so much in my life. And now, not only do I not have a life change (not a single one), I have practically nothing left. =>
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Grail.eth@graildoteth·
@louisregis I have an address you can send 100k investing in Con coin. Send 100k to grail.eth and you'll get your tokens when I feel like sending them.
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Grail.eth@graildoteth·
I've been pinged about this situation and I feel obligated to post my long take on it. The short: both parties are in the wrong and it's a fucking embarrassing shame it got to this point. Both sides have some rights, but also some wrongs. I dislike getting dragged into this kind of unnecessary drama which is irrelevant to the actual product at hand. The gaming space is already imploding with losses everywhere and here we have yet another FUD event. But here we are and here's my long take on the whole thing. More crypto drama is exactly what we need right? I am not part of the RG team by any means, but I know both parties and have tried to (but failed) to sort the situation out directly with them. And I am a big bag holder so I feel compelled to Keep in mind: I'm a biased bag holder with hundreds of the genesis NFTs (the biggest holder) which accumulated mid 2023, so I clearly have a financial stake here. I actually also like the end product and want to see a game breakout, so there is that. I did 100k in the private round back in 2023. With that out of the way... I know both @ammarzaeem who I have met personally multiple times over the years at many events. I also met @Luckytradess, at Ammar's private RG event in Dubai Token 2024 ironically enough. First up, both sides are in the wrong here. But I disagree the take that founder (Ammar) is a fraudster or scammer. Those are not the right terms to use here though I can understand why things got to this point where Lucky felt he needed to air the dirty laundry to force a refund. The company that Ammar is the CEO is @Revolving_Games has raised money from well known VCs, investors, and community sales and by all metrics have been delivering on what they have taken in money for. There is already live product that's a very good game so far (@warofnova) and an upcoming web3 take on Legend of Zelda meets Animal Farm (@SkyborneLegacy). Maybe the studio fails in the future, but this is not a 'fail to a launch anything' company. From what I understand of the situation (talking to both parties directly), Lucky bought in dozens of the NFTs during peak gaming hype and pushed his way into the private sale. I don't know the whole story, but he's from Pakistan and had some issues with the KYC for the round. I was told Ammar let him in a KOL round, but via some sort of OTC agreement and NOT a formal SAFT agreement.
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Ammar Zaeem
Ammar Zaeem@Ammarzaeem·
I quit any form of alcohol recently purely due to math. Here’s the cost of just two light nights of drinking (≤2 hours each): • ~4 hours of surface-level “fun” • 8 to 12 hours of disrupted sleep (REM sleep drops by ~20%, according to studies) • 1 to 2 days of reduced performance (research shows up to a 25% drop) • 1 full day of anxiety, fog, or regret That adds up to nearly 20% of your week compromised. In your 20s, you bounce back by Monday. In your 30s, the fog lingers into Tuesday. By your 40s, two nights out leave you underperforming for most of the week. Now that I’m sober: • At least five days feel fully optimized • Four hours of “fun” are exchanged for four days of clarity • No more mornings lost to guilt • Energy and focus build momentum, like compound interest The math is simple. Your mind is your biggest asset and Focus is your greatest advantage. My prediction is that in 20 years, alcohol will be viewed like smoking is today. “Not very cool”
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Bistem
Bistem@Inrane1·
@ammarzaeem Postponing is normal, especially in a market like this. Personally, I would move it to the second half of September or even a bit later, but the boss and consultants from Pantera Capital obviously knows best.
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Pantera Capital
Pantera Capital@PanteraCapital·
We're excited to double down on our investment in @Revolving_Games! @RevolvingGames/pantera-capital-doubles-down-as-revolving-games-prepares-for-publisher-ecosystem-expansion-a6cdcee5a747" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@RevolvingGame
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War of Nova
War of Nova@warofnova·
Every hero has their arc. Battle-hardened. Laser-focused. Victory-driven. The galaxy rewards resilience.
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sandro
sandro@sandro_web3·
I am very disappointed... a year ago I decided to invest $150,000 in @Revolving_Games .. A lot has happened since then and I will share my current opinion and also explain why I am not going to invest in another gaming publisher. A Thread 1/11 🧵
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Imagine an experienced gaming company with almost 150 employees gets into web3 and builds its own ecosystem... and a 3,333 NFT Collection with a 1ETH ~ floor is part of the core foundation. Thats why I just bought some more Nexus Nodes NFTs from @Revolving_Games today and holding 21 right now. You wont see me selling those. Once the team has published their ecom paper in the next few days/weeks, I will post a series of threads and more in-depth analyses. DYOR

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