Back to collectionA case for onchain games meets the early access question
With the community meeting close, players were waiting for news about when they could play the first game while the studio explained why it was committed to onchain games. Tesla sold 75% of its Bitcoin holdings, yet the market absorbed the news with unusual calm. The article supplied the reasoning behind the direction; the early access question brought attention back to when players could get their hands on the game.
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With the community meeting close, players were waiting for news about when they could play the first game while the studio explained why it was committed to onchain games. News of a corporate trade in the market competed for attention that day.
Tesla sold 75% of its Bitcoin holdings, yet the market absorbed the news with unusual calm. The official channel then published two items. One was a long article by the narrator explaining why onchain games mattered. The other opened with a single question, “Did someone say early access?”, followed by the latest progress on the first game.
The article supplied the reasoning behind the direction; the early access question brought attention back to when players could get their hands on the game. Some wanted to understand the game’s ideas first, while others wanted to know how access would work. A specific playable date still awaited further explanation.