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Re: Rewarding blockchain games
by
Icey_stones
on 10/01/2025, 16:56:55 UTC

The fact that it is built on the TON blockchain adds an extra layer of transparency and reliability. Plus, the integration of NFTs feels like a natural fit giving the game some real staying power. Now with its token being listed, the hype is definitely justified. 

Has anyone else checked it out?

Almost all new games are now build on TON, tap2earn, crypto based casinos, and it seems that there are a big hype on TON blockchain in this bull run.

Not sure though if the hype is justified, I mean if there are a lot of competitions and obviously the project is not a prime mover, then it could be very hard to capture the support of the community are the market has been saturated already.

But it's good that it has been listed, and so we will have to wait if it will grow overtime or not.

TON blockchain is known for its games and the hype around them.
Wouldn't call it a layer of trust per se, however, it's interesting to dig deeper than that.
Usually, they (games on it) don't live for long and their time has passed, mostly.


This is why its important for people to have due diligence to know about the project they are entering. Since usually those new blockchain games out there or other things using crpyto at the moment is just trying to hype people then scam them.

That's why before anything bad happens maybe they should take proper precaution and always know on when to take their profit if they really want to  try those projects. To many scam play to earn has pass in the scene already so hopefully there's no new people will get scam with these schemes. So hopefully they think fast before the dev pull a rug pull schemes on their project.
You are absolutely right doing proper research is key in this space. I have seen too many projects that start with a lot of hype but end up as rug pulls, leaving people burned. Personally, I approach new blockchain games cautiously. With projects like Cat Gold Miner, I have taken the time to look into their tokenomics, listings and the team behind them before diving in. 

It is all about balancing curiosity with caution. If a project looks promising, I try it out but always keep an eye on the risks and make sure to take profits when needed. Hopefully more people follow this mindset and stay safe out there.