#pixel $PIXEL PIXEL is called chronic death.

Why is PIXEL still alive?

PIXEL is a social farming game token on the Ronin chain, with daily active users over 150,000, and the art style resembles Stardew Valley. The total supply of tokens is 5 billion, with 34% allocated for ecological rewards, and the team and advisors have locked up their shares for many years, the structure is clear. But the market doesn't buy it - a 99% drop is laid out in front of us.

However, the team hasn't run away. In March this year, they came up with something new: Stacked, an AI-driven reward distribution system.

In simple terms, traditional blockchain games distribute rewards uniformly, resulting in all bots inflating numbers. Stacked uses AI to analyze player behavior: it rewards those who are about to churn, and gives nothing to those who just come to farm rewards. Official data shows that in the recall test of churning paying users, the conversion rate increased by 178%, active days increased by 129%, and reward ROI reached 131%, helping Pixels generate over $25 million in revenue [Source: Pixels official Twitter].

Risks and trump cards

The 99% drop is real. On April 19, there are still 91 million tokens unlocking, whether the market can absorb it is uncertain. Stacked is currently only operating in its own game, whether B2B can be successful is the key.

But at least this team is still working seriously, unlike RAVE which is purely a harvesting scheme. PIXEL is now at $0.008, it has either already dropped thoroughly, or it could still drop another 90%. What do you think?

This article is for discussion only and does not constitute investment advice. Data source: Pixels official tweets, Coingecko, Dune Analytics.