I keep seeing alot of FUD around utility tokens in games, and I feel like people are missing the point. Utility tokens in games are meant to be utility for those gamers. They're not supposed to be a speculative asset class for people taking a break from trading in the markets. The measure of success of the token is it's long term utility - it's ability to strengthen engagement, retention, and even help grow the user base. It's not designed to give you a massive financial return - if it does, that's a byproduct of the engagement, retention, and growing user base, but it's not the point. If you don't have the fundamental product metrics, the token will reflect this as well. P.S.A. - the vast majority of gaming tokens that have lost value are not scams. They're victims of market conditions, poor tokenomic design, or a lack of customer interest in the core product offering. Just because the price doesn't go up doesn't mean it's a scam. (and yes, scams do exist, but not nearly as often as the timeline may have you believe)