Public service announcement: I am happy to announce that @kamigotchiworld has successfully migrated off of Celestia and is no longer posting any data there. I have worked with many failed blockchains and observed many more. I have never seen a chain that failed so hard blame their investors for selling. Up to this very day, they continue to insist that "Our VCs weren't supposed to sell the token" and that this was somehow beyond their control. That is a level of gay, pathetic cope that was not reached even at the pinnacle of Cosmos culture. I was in the end actively encouraged to leave the ecosystem after posting public criticism, and so I did. I am happy to say good riddance, and goodbye, to Celestia. (Kamigotchi is now posting data to the Initia L1. In future we will look at posting data to the Eth L1 in parallel!)

We need to bring more toxicity back to web3. This community is way too quiet and agreeable, and it's dying. Talk shit about protocols you don't like. Talk shit about people. Talk shit about Milady. Talk shit about the Ethereum foundation. Talk shit about the newest failed L1.

So many people are out here declaring that "Crypto games are dead". That's just cope. You've probably never even touched a real onchain game. And I bet you don't know how to tell the difference between an onchain game and a grift. I get it. You put your money into slickly marketed pump and dump schemes, and then you got burned. That doesn't reflect on crypto gaming. It reflects on your ability to do due diligence. The fact that you got scammed by an "AAA" looking fake game trailer made in Unity in 45 minutes is on you. Building a decentralized videogame is just hard work. It's not something that can be done to an AAA standard in 6 months. In fact, it's harder than building most DeFi protocols. But guess what? I'm still out here doing it, and so are plenty of other people. Because the payoff is creating a whole new type of game - a new type of world, a new type of art. And also, a way of building a Web3 protocol that actually has a business model. That's why our team at @kamigotchiworld are still here. So are @Skarly and his people at @onchainheroes. So are the guys at @playgigaverse. So are @playcambria. And our products work. In fact, they actually make enough money to sustain development. And we're still building. @kamigotchiworld is generating more revenue than multiple failed alt-L1 projects put together, right now, today. In fact, I'm pretty sure we're one of the only projects in this entire space with anything approaching a sustainable business model. And last time I checked, both @onchainheroes and @playgigaverse actually make more money than us. (For now.) This "tiny" surviving onchain game space actually has more users than most of the blockchains that are left standing. And I think you can expect all of us to keep growing and building. Stop whining about your own fuckups. If you want to see real onchain games - come play one of our games, and come support them. We're all locked in here to make this shit work. Have a great day. And go play @kamigotchiworld right now.