Elympics: A revolution in blockchain gaming from "fun" to "valuable".

Currently, the situation in the blockchain gaming industry is that keen observers can perceive that Play2Earn is fading out while Play2Win is emerging.
It can only be said that when "traditional blockchain games" fluctuate between making money and being uninteresting, Elympics, which combines playing, competing, and winning, is more favored.
Here, the essence of the game is no longer diluted by token inflation, but rather returns to being fun and challenging - allowing players to profit from their skills and developers to profit from good content.

So you want me to say that I think Elympics @elympics_ai is not just a gaming platform, but also a hub for on-chain entertainment.

It is essentially a multi-chain entertainment layer that connects players, developers, IPs, and brands, allowing on-chain games to break through local experiences and have a certain level of competitiveness on dapps and web2 social platforms.

A complete one-stop solution on the blockchain, from development, distribution, competition to commercialization.

Currently:
▸ Over 5.5 million games hosted
▸ Over 50,000 daily active players
▸ Attracted 5000+ game developers
▸ Over 40 game titles launched, most of which feature embedded token reward mechanisms.

Elympics' core innovation is the Play2Win model I mentioned above.
▪️Players register for the competition using $ELP, and the winners earn from the prize pool.
▪️Developers earn revenue from each match.
Each match will drive the accumulation of value throughout the entire ecosystem.

In other words, players earn coins through their skills, developers make money through content, and $ELP has become the core of the ecosystem.
A new on-chain entertainment economy.

This model naturally relies on the support of collaboration behind it, from IP to platform resources, Elympics has a very luxurious lineup.

The IP game "Pengu Clash" in collaboration with Pudgy Penguins has already received over 2 million pre-registrations before its launch, and there are more IP collaborations lined up. I can only say that in terms of resources, there's no need to worry about their strength.

However, many people are not very familiar with the Play2Win model projects. The market's initial reaction to Elympics and its token $ELP has been lukewarm, but we should all understand that a new model needs time to demonstrate its potential, right? Therefore, I am willing to have faith in Elympics and look forward to it bringing new gameplay to the blockchain game ecosystem.