It is said that the first image is a summary by Fei Ge, a Chinese opinion leader in the cryptocurrency space, regarding the current status of some well-known Web3 projects.
I see two 'lying flat' stars: Avax and Dot.
They represent the Avalanche blockchain and Polkadot, respectively.
Coincidentally, I have recently been researching projects related to Polkadot in the Asia-Pacific region and blockchain games.
On August 11, Polkadot's founder Gavin Wood officially announced his return to become CEO and to take over the Polkadot engineering department at Parity Technologies.
I wonder if Gavin Wood, upon seeing this summary by the Chinese opinion leader Fei Ge, will lift the coffin lid and shout, 'No! I didn’t! I’m not lying flat!' Hahaha!
As for the second public chain, Avalanche, which has been mistakenly perceived as lying flat, I see it as working hard and even outperforming what Polkadot wanted to achieve but couldn’t do over the past six months.
From the perspective of the blockchain gaming track, two highly popular large-scale blockchain game projects, MapleStory Universe and Off The Grid, launched on Binance's spot market in the first half of the year, each created a dedicated public chain for their games, both based on Avalanche.
MapleStory Universe is a blockchain gaming project by the South Korean gaming giant Nexon, representing the Asian market, and the game has swept through the Asian blockchain gaming player community.
The public chain built by MapleStory Universe is called Henesys Chain.
Today, the fully diluted market cap of $NXPC is 875 million U.
Off The Grid is a blockchain gaming project by the Frankfurt game developer Gunzilla, representing the European and American markets. Whether this game has swept through the European and American blockchain gaming player community is still unknown, but today the token of this Gunzilla game chain $GUN fdv has a market cap of 284 million U.
Avalanche has done a good job!
Fans told me that the list made by Fei Ge in the first image, I have not yet found the original source. Is there a kind-hearted person from Binance Square who can send me the link to the original source of this list? Thank you!
