Have you ever heard of an AMA with over ten thousand people? The Twitter AMA co-hosted by the Web3 gaming platform the9bit and YGG currently has 11,000 participants! However, after just half an hour, the content is really poor, and the speakers seem like they live in a village with extremely poor internet.
The narrative of blockchain gaming platforms in 2025 has actually evolved to the next stage.
Currently, the expected blockchain gaming platforms have either evolved from early games to now being a public chain, followed by investment attraction, spending money on grants to bring high-quality blockchain games to run on their chain. With more projects, some will inevitably gain popularity, and with more popular games, there will be traffic on the chain.
Alternatively, they can honestly create a benchmark game from scratch, through business development and operations, equipping third-party wallet tools and community collaborations like YGG, maximizing game operation popularity, launching with a bang, and then releasing their own public chain, continuously introducing new games.
Or they could create tools aimed at players. General Web3 tools/protocols like #WalletConnect might not be what blockchain gaming platforms are looking to do, but there are still many specifically aimed at players, like game-specific wallets and Web3 live streaming platforms like Sidekick, which can accumulate a large amount of Web3 blockchain gaming player traffic.
What else can be done?
Perhaps there could be Web3 companions? Maybe there are encrypted voice protocols for blockchain gamers?
Perhaps there's automated bot software that can be used fairly by all players with the approval of Web3 game project parties (this is truly a necessity for me).
Maybe there could be Web3 protocols that allow NFT assets to be used across games?
Perhaps there are middleware solutions that allow game players to stake game NFTs and token assets to earn cross-game and cross-project rewards?
The concept of platforms is still a Web2 notion, and in Web3, it is merely a transition. To create a successful blockchain gaming platform, there are truly many Web3 business modules that need to be filled.