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G7 mainnet goes live
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@mus...ame
2025-02-07 21:18
Ah yes, just what the space needed—another high-performance, low-cost, ultra-mega-super-duper optimized blockchain for gaming. Game7 has finally launched the G7 Network mainnet, adding to the growing pile of chains promising to revolutionize onchain gaming. Because, obviously, the problem with Web3 gaming isn’t the games themselves—it’s that we don’t have enough chains. Originally, G7 Network was just a humble little zkSync-powered portal, but after millions of transactions and skyrocketing gas fees (shocking, I know), the team decided, why not build our own chain? So they grabbed Arbitrum Orbit, slapped on some gamer branding, and here we are. The testnet apparently cranked out 6M transactions and 1,400 contracts, so now they’re rolling out mainnet in stages. First up, migrating 600,000 users (probably half of them inactive wallets, but we move). Then they’ll onboard partners like Arbitrum, Conduit, Forte, and Thirdweb to make sure the pipes don’t burst. And finally, they’ll flip the switch to make G7 a permissionless gaming network—because we all know how well that usually goes. Oh, and of course, there’s a G7 token coming in 2025. It’ll be used for governance (translation: whale wars), marketplace transactions (because we all love paying fees in new tokens), and as the backbone of their ecosystem. So if you’re looking to add another token to your “probably undervalued” bag, mark your calendars. At this point, I’m just waiting for someone to launch “Ultra-Gamer-Layer3-420” and tell us it’s really the final missing piece to Web3 gaming adoption. But hey, if G7 can actually get devs to build something fun (a wild concept, I know), then maybe this won’t just be another chain added to the graveyard. Maybe.
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Zed Run discontinued to make way for Zed Champions
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@mus...ame
2025-02-07 21:17
Ah yes, another day, another Web3 game "transitioning"—aka shutting down and rebranding in a desperate attempt to stay relevant. This time, it's Zed Run, the once-hyped digital horse racing game that galloped onto the scene six years ago, only to limp to the finish line in 2024. Virtually Human, the dev team behind Zed Run, just announced they’re pulling the plug on February 28th. But don’t worry, it's not really the end! (It totally is.) They're spinning this as a "sunset" to make way for their new project, Zed Champions—which, surprise surprise, won't carry over your Zed Run NFT horses. But hey, you can still claim some reward badges that will let you "earn new horses" in the next game. How generous! To soften the blow, they're throwing a $100K ZED token prize pool at players in a farewell event. XP boosts, leaderboard climbs, engagement points, and one final three-day "Sunset Stakes" event. Because nothing says "we appreciate you" quite like a last-minute dopamine hit before they turn off the lights. Of course, the community is thrilled by this news. By thrilled, I mean raging on X, calling it a scam and a rug—which, to be fair, is pretty much the Web3 default reaction to anything these days. But don't worry, the team reassures us: “This is just the beginning… 2025 is gonna be one helluva year for ZED.” Right. Because nothing inspires confidence like a game that just nuked its entire player base and told them, “Trust us, bro.” So, who’s bullish on Zed Champions? Or are we calling it Zed Run 2: Electric Boogaloo?
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NFT Market Faces Worst Year Since 2020 Despite Crypto Recovery
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@Who
2025-02-07 14:53
A recent DappRadar report reveals that NFTs had their worst year in 2024 since 2020, with trading volume dropping 19% to $13.7 billion and sales falling 18% compared to 2023. Rising token values made NFTs more expensive and less accessible. Despite a brief surge in early 2024, trading volumes fell sharply in the third quarter, struggling to recover by year-end. Compared to the 2022 peak of $57.2 billion in trading volume, the NFT market lagged behind the broader crypto recovery, driven by Bitcoin's 125% rise. Gaming NFTs led the sector, with Gods Unchained generating $152 million in sales, though still down 27% from 2023. Pudgy Penguins became the top NFT collection, with trading volume up 140% to $786 million, supported by physical merchandise and brand expansion. Investor Raoul Pal remains optimistic, predicting NFTs will enter a recovery cycle, although he dismisses AI as a major factor in their resurgence. 
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Why Is Altcoin Season Delayed Again? Ethereum Could Be to Blame
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@mus...ame
2025-02-06 21:30
Well, folks, I hate to break it to you, but that much-anticipated altcoin season you've been waiting for? Yeah, it’s still playing hard to get. Ethereum’s underperformance and a sudden shift in market dynamics have pretty much left altcoins out in the cold. I mean, where's the love? Altcoin seasons usually start when investors get tired of Bitcoin flexing all over the place and start trickling their profits into the top altcoins, like ETH. But, spoiler alert: That’s not happening. Instead, we’re seeing a shift into...wait for it... stablecoins. Yep, apparently people are so tired of volatility, they’d rather chill with USDT and USDC. You know, the "safe" choice. But hey, who can blame them? We’re in a market that’s as stable as a house of cards right now. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez has pointed out the obvious: instead of flowing into altcoins, capital is moving into stablecoins like it’s the hottest club in town. Capital flight, anyone? Investors are clearly not in the mood for higher-risk assets right now—guess those altcoins will have to wait their turn. And in case you thought Ethereum would be the one to lead us out of this mess, think again. ETH’s price is stuck in a perpetual snooze button mode. Traders are scrambling for other Layer 1 projects and speculative tokens like they're the new rockstars, and who could blame them? Until Ethereum catches a break, altcoins will be chilling in their bear market slumber. To make matters worse, a recent flash crash triggered by tariffs (thanks, Trump) pretty much sent altcoins to the ICU, with the total market cap bleeding $460 billion in just a few days. Yeah, that’s not a typo. Altcoins got hit hardest, obviously. But wait—there’s hope, right? Well, if you believe in the wise words of Rekt Capital, altcoin season won't kick off until Bitcoin’s market dominance hits 71%. As of now, we're just inching towards 70%. So, until that magic number is breached, altcoins can keep waiting in the wings. So, long story short, don’t hold your breath. Altseason might be closer than you think—or it might just be another mirage. Only time will tell. Until then, maybe pick up some stablecoins... at least they're getting all the love right now. 🤷‍♂️
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VanEck forecasts 3% market cap growth for Solana, $520 price by 2025-end
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@mus...ame
2025-02-06 21:28
Alright, so apparently Solana (SOL) is on track to make a big jump. According to VanEck, it’s going to snatch up 22% of the smart contract platform (SCP) market share by the end of 2025, which could send its price to a comfy $520. If you’re into charts and models that predict everything and nothing at once, that’s pretty spicy. Here’s what’s behind this glowing prediction: Developer Presence: Solana’s getting a lot of love from devs. It’s like the “cool new blockchain” at the party, with more builders coming in to work on stuff.DEX Volumes: Solana’s eating up DEX volumes like it’s going out of style—45% market share, to be exact.Revenue: The network is making money, like actual real money, from base fees, priority fees, and MEV (maximal extractable value). Let’s just say MEV is the hot new thing.Active Users: Solana’s active user base is on the rise, because who doesn’t want to make a few transactions on something that’s actually fast?Now, VanEck isn’t just making this stuff up. They tied this growth to the U.S. M2 money supply (basically, all the cash and short-term investments floating around in the economy), which is projected to hit $22.3 trillion by the end of 2025. That’s a whole lotta money. Historically, this correlates with crypto growth. So yeah, if that pans out, Solana could be worth more than your entire crypto portfolio… if you’re one of those who bet on it early. But let’s not get too excited. Solana’s MEV (the fees paid to block builders to speed up transactions) is still a bit of a mess. There’s a ton of inefficiency because of private memory pools and the insider advantages that some traders hold. So, until they get this sorted, don't expect Solana to make it rain. But hey, at least they’re working on it with new tools like Jito, Firedancer, and validator whitelists to stop collusion. Oh, and Solana’s Dapp revenue? It’s outpacing Ethereum’s now. Solana’s share of the dapp revenue pie went from a measly 0.26% in 2022 to 42% in 2024. Ethereum’s dapps are still the big dogs, but if Solana keeps growing its developer base (7,625 devs in 2024 vs. Ethereum’s 6,456), this could get real interesting. So, yeah. Solana might hit $520 by the end of 2025… or it could totally crash and burn. We all know how that goes. But at least it’s trying to be something more than just a fast blockchain. It wants to be a real contender in the game. TL;DR: SOL to $520? Maybe. But they’ve still got to clean up some messes first. Keep your eyes open.
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NFT Sales Drop 33% Amid Crypto Market Downturn
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2025-02-06 15:56
This week, NFT collectibles saw a significant 33.68% decline in sales, totaling $126.17 million, down from $200 million the previous week. The drop reflects growing pessimism in the cryptocurrency market, driven by global uncertainties, including a looming trade war between the U.S. and other nations. Among major collections, Azuki's sales plummeted by 77%, while Pudgy Penguins rose to the top despite a 12% decline. The Courtyard collection by Polygon saw an 80% increase. Leading blockchain networks like Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Solana also experienced substantial sales drops, while some smaller networks, like BASE and Avalanche, saw gains. Despite the downturn, the number of buyers increased by 29%, though investment levels remained cautious.
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What to expect from “open gaming superchain” B3?
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@mus...ame
2025-02-05 21:30
So, Igloo drops its Ethereum L2 Abstract, and suddenly every dev and their cat is scrambling to launch the next big chain. Enter B3, a “gaming superchain” built on Base with Celestia under the hood—because why settle for one buzzword when you can have three? NPC Labs (yes, that’s actually their name) is spearheading this, and with $18M in funding, they’re promising a cross-chain gaming utopia where studios can spin up their own “gamechains.” In theory, it’s an open gaming ecosystem where even your grandma could launch an onchain game without needing a PhD in Solidity. Of course, there’s a B3 token, because why wouldn’t there be? But you’ll have to wait until late 2025 to ape responsibly (or irresponsibly, we don’t judge). They claim 6M players and 80+ live games, with Parallel as the flagship title. Other games include Mighty Action Heroes, Waifu Clash, Nifty Island, and some deep cuts like Toshi’s Fishing Frenzy (because nothing says web3 gaming like catching virtual fish on a blockchain). Meanwhile, Base continues stacking gaming projects like it’s trying to become the Epic Games Store of crypto. SuperChamps, Blocklords, Chibi Clash, YGG’s Onchain Guilds—the list keeps growing. So, are we actually getting an open gaming future, or are we just farming airdrops and exit liquidity? Only time will tell. But one thing’s for sure: L3 season is officially here. 🚀
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Move-to-Earn app StepMania launches via Telegram
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@mus...ame
2025-02-05 21:27
Oh look, another move-to-earn project, because clearly, STEPN and Walken weren’t enough. This time, StepMania wants you to "turn steps into coins" on TON. Yep, just by walking around, you can earn rewards (or at least some digital breadcrumbs that may or may not be worth anything). The twist? It’s launching via Telegram, so you don’t need to install another app—just hand over your Apple Health or Google Health data and let StepMania do its thing. And hey, at least it’s not NFT-gated, so no need to drop a small fortune on sneakers just to play the game. Backing this? The Open Platform (TOP), which also threw money at Notcoin and that Flappy Bird revival. You know, the same TON ecosystem that's been pushing games like crazy lately. StepMania promises squad challenges, leaderboards, and partnerships with brands and wearables—because clearly, we all need more ways to flex our daily steps. Will this be the next Notcoin, or just another move-to-earn treadmill to nowhere? Only time will tell. But hey, if you're already walking, might as well farm some coins while you're at it. Just don’t expect to retire off this. 😆
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NFT Market Surge: Azuki and Milady Lead with Major Gains
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@Cerenimo
2025-02-05 16:06
NFT collections Azuki and Milady Maker have dominated the market, with Azuki seeing a 106% increase in trading volume and Milady Maker experiencing an impressive 891% spike. Azuki reached $29.3M in trading volume, while Milady Maker hit $921,620. Overall, the NFT market saw a 22% increase, reaching $198M in total trading volume. Ethereum-based NFTs grew 41%, while Bitcoin-based NFTs declined by 7.8%. Notable figures, including Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin, have boosted Milady Maker’s visibility.
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Flayer, NFTX surge over 200%: What’s driving the uptick?
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@mus...ame
2025-02-04 21:07
Alright, who's been playing with the money printer again? Flayer and NFTX just pulled a "don’t ask, just send" move, both up over 234% like it’s 2021 all over again. Let’s start with Flayer (FLAY)—which, until five minutes ago, most people had never heard of. Apparently, it just got listed on LBank, and boom, it’s up 240%. What does it do? Good question. Something about blockchain, DeFi, and Web3—because of course. Also, it has this “Flaunch” thing, a meme coin launcher, which sounds like a rug factory but we’ll pretend it’s revolutionary. Bonus feature: FLAY holders can “flip a fee switch” to earn 10% of the transaction fees. Translation: the insiders probably already flipped the switch on you. Then we got NFTX, the OG NFT liquidity protocol, suddenly waking up from hibernation. The NFT market has been looking less dead lately, and apparently, NFTX is now the way for people to trade tokenized versions of NFTs without actually buying NFTs. So, hedge funds and whales are sniffing around, and the market is loving it. Also, NFTX integrated with Uniswap and Sushiswap, so liquidity is pumping, and DeFi nerds are salivating. TL;DR:✅ Flayer—new exchange listing, meme coin launcher, and some questionable fee switch mechanics.✅ NFTX—NFTs are back (kinda), institutional players are peeking in, and DeFi integrations are solid.✅ Retail FOMO + low float + algo-driven pumps = 200%+ gains. Will it last? Probably not. But hey, enjoy the ride while it’s sending. 🎢
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