To be honest, I've seen too many so-called 'old IPs going on-chain' recently, and I'm really aesthetic fatigued.
Take MapleStory for example, the IP is indeed solid, but that FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) is terrifyingly high, plus a huge amount of tokens waiting to be unlocked, it's like a sword hanging over your head. In this kind of market, it's easy for retail investors to get in, but it's too hard to get out unscathed.
But among this pile of 'nostalgia plates', I found $BEAT (Audiera) is taking a completely different path. I don't look at the story; I only look at the market and logic.
1. Reject the inflated, tangible deflationary flywheel.
Many Web3 games are about 'mining, withdrawing, and selling', with more and more coins, and prices getting lower. But BEAT is different. It has a very sexy logic: AI Payment + Destruction.
Income support: Its AI payment system has already generated over 148,900 BEAT in real revenue.
Real destruction: The money earned does not go into the project party's pocket but into a black hole. The first batch of 125,000 BEAT has already been destroyed.
This is what I value the most: there are inflows and outflows, with real money supporting the price. The weekly fixed Burn announcement is the best positive news for the market.
2. It is a “new thing,” not “reheated leftovers”
Audiera is backed by 600 million users from (Dance Battle), and now the on-chain users have also exceeded 5 million. But this is not just about bringing games on-chain. It is a combination of Web2 music + AI + payments.
Other projects are still selling their past nostalgia, while Audiera is already using AI to create new cash flow. This “old IP + new model” approach is what Web3 games should look like.
3. The transaction only looks at three indicators
For us traders, whether a coin can be held actually depends on three points:
Is there anyone using it? (5 million on-chain users, yes)
Is there income? (AI payment flow is operational, yes)
Will there be deflation? (Weekly destruction, the circulating supply decreases, yes)
Summary
The market is very smart; funds always flow to valuable places.
While others are still paying for inflated FDV, smart money has already started to position itself in low-circulation assets with real income and a destruction mechanism.
Don't want to be buried by “high valuations”? Then pay more attention to projects like BEAT that can generate real cash flow.
Data doesn't lie; the destruction records are on the chain. This hard currency is worth paying attention to.
