Back to collectionA Ten-Person Studio's April Ambition Meets Its Capacity
Background: April begins on April Fools' Day, and the market has once again turned attention to on-chain assets: BTC is around USD 59,000, ETH is above 1,900, and the chat is saying, “60,000 is only the beginning.” Today: As the team follows the market, it also lays out its own plan: make NFT cards for a heavyweight boxing champion and, along the way, solve the gaming industry's blockchain infrastructure problem. Impact and next steps: The rising market gives the plan a vivid backdrop, but it does not add staff or answer the technical questions.
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Background: April begins on April Fools' Day, and the market has once again turned attention to on-chain assets: BTC is around USD 59,000, ETH is above 1,900, and the chat is saying, “60,000 is only the beginning.” The studio has only a little over ten people and is moving from a game prototype toward an art pipeline and an NFT proposal, making the gap between ambition and staffing concrete.
Today: As the team follows the market, it also lays out its own plan: make NFT cards for a heavyweight boxing champion and, along the way, solve the gaming industry's blockchain infrastructure problem. The most joke-like thing on April Fools' Day is true. After laughing, the team still has to make choices: the cards' art and gameplay need more preparation, and the underlying experience cannot rest on a slogan. A team of a little over ten needs to break the idea into workable parts.
Impact and next steps: The rising market gives the plan a vivid backdrop, but it does not add staff or answer the technical questions. The team needs to advance the champion-card concept, game production, and infrastructure vision in layers. How to set priorities and which questions to test first remain open for discussion.