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Jeffrey Zirlin says the election of Donald Trump will take regulatory pressure off the “token design” and allow for radical new kinds of innovation. 

The Asian gaming market is the world’s biggest. It has the most players and significant spending on consumables and represents the most lucrative opportunity for any Western game studio. 

The revived Flappy Bird mobile game has the “option to use Web3,” but a spokesperson says it will “never have NFTs.”

Puma’s latest partnership could be a “pivotal moment for mainstream crypto adoption” and play-to-earn gaming.

The new owners of the trademark Flappy Bird trademark say it’s coming back, and deleted web pages suggest it could have something to do with crypto.

Hamster Kombat is preparing to launch the “largest airdrop in the history of crypto,” which could bring even more mainstream attention to the viral Web3 mobile game. 

The TON ecosystem has seen a significant influx of new users amid promising new projects appearing on the blockchain.

According to a 2024 OnePoll survey of 2,000 adults, 52% of respondents said they were unaware of what blockchain gaming was.

Hamster Kombat has attracted more than 300 million users to the game, setting records in Web3 game development.

Despite the significant milestone, Web3 gaming still needs more “soft” infrastructure for mass adoption, according to Sonic’s CEO

The update comes a week after Hamster Kombat surpassed 300 million players and teased the launch of the “largest airdrop in crypto history.”

According to the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSMA), 49% of individuals globally access the internet from smartphones.

The Hamster Foundation has yet to reveal the exact tokenomics of the upcoming HMSTR token, which aims to set the stage for what will reportedly be the biggest airdrop in crypto history.

Cryptocurrency scammers are trying to bank on the viral popularity of the Telegram-based clicker game, by staging fraudulent airdrops.

Industry figures disagree on whether GameFi is having a good year as other aspects of Web3 hog the spotlight.