I've come to realise that any project that does not have a solid foundation would not stand the test of time. For a project to be successful, they need to create value. That explains why the use case of Transburn cannot be overemphasised when it's longevity is considered.
I agree with you, Transburn can only stand the test of time, if the team are committed to the project development and ensure that the use case of the project which is connected to a gaming platform is being consistently maintained.
In my opinion, the team really has a lot to do as regards the project development. There's very little information about the strategy for accomplishing the hideous tasks of building the platform and most of the information, I see are related to listing the tokens in exchange.