Recently, the Web3 gaming sector has returned to the market spotlight, but there are actually not many projects worth trading.
Many so-called "emotional masterpieces" are more about storytelling: the IP is large, expectations are high, but the FDV is maxed out, unlocks are dense, and the chip structure is extremely unfriendly to retail investors. When the market fluctuates, participants often become the liquidity itself.
This is also why many established games peak upon launch but find it difficult to maintain a sustained trend.
In contrast, Audiera's structure is clearly different.
First, the initial circulation is low, with limited chips available for real trading in the market, making it easier for prices to complete games in actual buy and sell transactions, rather than being led by the rhythm of unlocks.
Second, it adopts a single-token model, with no complex dual-token consumption or inflationary flywheel, making the value capture path clear, and traders find it easier to form long-term expectations.
More importantly, Audiera is not "drawing a pie first, then looking for users."
It already has a real user base and generates continuous revenue, with part of the earnings used for token destruction. This means that the supply of BEAT is actually contracting, rather than relying on narrative promises for the future.
Because of these factors, even in a period of market fluctuations and changing emotions, the trading volume of $BEAT is still gradually increasing.
This is not driven by emotion but rather the market voting with real money.
The market is never foolish.
Assets with cash flow, users, and deflationary logic are the targets that traders are willing to enter and exit repeatedly, rather than just exchanging one story for another.
This is also why, among a bunch of high FDV game projects, $BEAT can continuously stay on the funding radar.
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