90% of the dead Web3 games happened because they were focuse

90% of the dead Web3 games happened because they were focused on building endless testing, high player churn, manual targeting, slow iteration and fragmented rewards with a poor timing signal that leads to broken rewards loop.They just focused more on putting everything into, one-size-fit-all which ends up costing them more than they planned. (Players are not there for the fun anymore just the rewards, ecosystem has nothing in return) 
Here’s why @Pixels built something that figures the problems out (“Stacked”). This studio actually focuses on Ingest, Player profiles, Fun, Target, and Rewards for players.
Every player will stands with a unique profile (No bots/sybil accounts).
Every activities earn in-game rewards are to be cashed out anytime (zero delay). 
#pixel also has AI agents that help players to understand more about the games on its ecosystem and earn more rewards.
With a UX metric system to help players track their preferences (Algorithms). 
And the $PIXEL token isn’t just a game token, it’s the currency running inside a live reward infrastructure platform (Pixel Ecosystem)
The pixel ecosystem puts "FUN" first then "REWARDS" follows 
Traders are also more interested in PIXEL token; in the last 24hr $PIXEL has $17.4M in trading volume, its outperforming 95% of Gamefi token
#GameFi 

.css-1iqe90x{box-sizing:border-box;margin:0;min-width:0;color:#EAECEF;}90% of the dead Web3 games happened because they were focused on building endless testing, high player churn, manual targeting, slow iteration and fragmented rewards with a poor timing signal that leads to broken rewards loop.

90% of the dead Web3 games happened because they were focused on building endless testing, high player churn, manual targeting, slow iteration and fragmented rewards with a poor timing signal that leads to broken rewards loop.