After the 2021 cycle, Web3 gaming saw a $4B+ funding boom. But fast-forward to today, and most projects are dead, pivoted, or forgotten. One chain, however, is thriving: Ronin 👇

Spending Valentine's Day maximizing shareholder value, the way God intended it to be

@Nishitaaaa04 @mojito_09_

Seeing a lot of tweets about TVL not being a reliable metric, but what’s a better alternative? Most other indicators like active users, transaction count, and DEX volume can be easily gamed/manipulated. Consistent long-term TVL growth is still one of the best signals

RT @0xbobx: according to kaito, 95% of my followers are thick as shit, never has data been so believable.

RT @imniceandsmart: (Referring to one of my mutuals I’ve never actually talked to) I have this friend

Been using Notion for 3 years, and it blows my mind that we don’t have an option to shorten links for shared pages. Why do I still need a third-party URL shortener for this? Fix this @NotionHQ

@reya_mi27 True, the bounceback makes it even more impressive!

@0xJaatster Thanks! Yes, I’ve tried pixels already, looking to try The Machines Arena later this week

@Jihoz_Axie Thanks, Jeffrey!

You need to procrastinate a lot in order to panic, and I think that is beautiful.

@0xagarwal @therollupco @robbie_rollup @24_gutta Love this, keep them coming!

@sreeharshaxii Appreciate it! 🙌

@aditya_rmurali Glad to be part of the Ronin fan club!

@VishalSabikhi @hkarteek @Ronin_Network Nice to e-meet you too, ser🫡

Maybe the real alt season was the friends we made along the way

@aayushmittal13 🫡

@Guerrero_FJ Fair point! But like any chain, a handful of dApps drive most of the activity. On Ronin, Pixel, Axie, The Machines Arena, and Apeiron contribute nearly 80% of active addresses.

Ronin isn’t just another blockchain competing for games. With a proven track record, real player retention, real revenue, and games actively migrating over, it’s becoming the default home for Web3 gaming.