Recently, while studying the on-chain data of @base, I discovered an incredibly interesting phenomenon:

Among the top tokens with the most wallet addresses, there is actually a GameFi project — @b3dotfun, with over 2 million holders.

This is not just some meme, but a real trace of active participation on-chain.

Coincidentally, Binance has recently airdropped two GameFi projects, especially the wave from MapleStory, where many people didn't even calculate profits, purely because it was "fun."

It makes one wonder: Is GameFi making a comeback?

Continuing to dig into @b3dotfun, you will find that it is not just an ordinary game, but a re-creator of the underlying infrastructure of blockchain games:

🔹 Backed by the Coinbase OG team, it focuses on infrastructure, not just riding the wave, but redoing the logic of blockchain games.

🔹 Rather than being a game, it resembles an ecosystem composed of "multiple Gamechains."

🔹 Major gaming companies are starting to settle in: Parallel, InfiniGods, Atari, Supergaming are all deploying their own independent sub-chains on it.

🔹 It's a bit like the "Unreal Engine + Steam" of the blockchain gaming world, but this time it's fully on-chain.

Its engineering approach is genuinely noteworthy.

It's not just a single-point hype explosion, but a complete rewrite of the underlying logic of blockchain games.

If the excitement around GameFi is truly to be rebooted, this is likely to be the prologue of a new order.