Retweeted from: @xuegaogx Ice Cream War God.
MapleStory's airdrop has sparked a new wave of enthusiasm in GameFi.
After looking around GameFi, one of the projects that excited me the most is TOKYO BEAST @TOKYOBEAST_EN, which just launched on Binance Alpha.
Actually, Yueya @yueya_eth has mentioned this many times before, but I never researched it until today after it launched on Alpha, now I regret it.
I did a simple study:
1️⃣ Not a traditional gold farming X2E model.
But rather a combination of real income from Web2 games + NFT profit-sharing mechanism.
A more stable economic model has been established based on this.
2️⃣ Proxy model.
NFT builds a Proxy model of 'Web3 holder earnings / Web2 players playing games'.
NFT holders earn profits, avatars play games, and resources are reused.
3️⃣ The team behind it is not a bunch of hype rookies.
But rather a strong lineup of Japanese gaming + finance companies like SBI, gumi, Cygames.
It follows the route of transforming traditional industrial systems into blockchain games.
Core gameplay: 4v4 battles + NFT growth + PvP leagues.
Launched on the App Store in June, with over a million users already pre-registered.
Economic system:
• Staking $TGT and ranking in the top 500 can qualify you for BEAST NFT card drawing.
• NFT binds to battle records, dynamically generating rarity.
• Player income synchronously flows back to the NFT holder, the logic is sound.
In summary, TOKYO BEAST is one of the few GameFi projects that uses a dual-track model of 'real income + on-chain design'.
Not relying on temporary hype, but choosing to create a growth loop.
$TGT's launch on Binance Alpha has also given new space for the project's valuation anchor.
Those interested can focus on the staking mechanism of $TGT and NFTs, as well as the subsequent production rhythm of BEAST NFTs.
