I’ve been staring at @Pixels for a few days now because everyone is talking about it and I wanted to see if it’s just more noise. I’m always so skeptical these days. I remember StepN back in 2022 and how that went. It was such a mess because it only worked if new people kept joining. Once that stopped, the whole thing just broke. It wasn't a real business.

But Pixels... I don't know, it feels a bit different. They actually made $25M in sales. Like, real money. And 200M rewards already sent out. That’s actually a lot of real activity for this space.

Now they’re launching Stacked to sell their tech to other games. It’s like a shop selling its tools to other shops instead of just trying to sell one product.

It feels smarter, I guess.

But I still have my doubts. I really do. Why would a rival developer want to use their tech? It feels like a big ego hurdle for other studios. I can't tell if this is a genius move or if they're just overreaching because games are hard to keep alive. It’s definitely better than most junk I see on my feed, but I'm still staying very careful. I just don't like getting burned again.

Have you guys ever actually seen a crypto game stay alive for more than a year, or do they all just end up crashing like StepN? $PIXEL #pixel