Cathy is really serious about playing games. She is a veteran gamer for more than ten years. BAC Games started public beta the day before yesterday, driving the price of the coin up by 50%. Although I have some opinions about BAC's performance when it just started TGE two weeks ago, judging from the enthusiasm of the community for gold farming in the past two days, there is still a market for blockchain games based on Fi.

During this period, I have been wondering why the blockchain game track did not take off in this bull market (of course, other tracks did not take off either, only the BTC ecosystem and MEME tracks took off).

The first reason is that there are indeed not a large number of new users entering the market;

The second reason is that blockchain games have moved towards a development model similar to NFT asset nesting dolls, especially some high-quality blockchain games, which do not open gold farming and do not list coins, but are maintained by continuously issuing NFT assets and high financing. Perhaps they are afraid that once gold farming is opened, it may soon lead to a death spiral;

As far as the players who are still in the market are concerned, they are all old leeks, especially the old players who have experienced the gold farming in the previous wave of Gamefi1.0. They really still miss the pure FI-based madness when they rushed Axie, Zooon, BNX and Star Shark.