we didn’t jump on the “apology trend” earlier we were too busy making decentralized gaming actually work

Is "Instant Play" really such a big idea? Yes, it changes everything. And if you are a game developer and dream of mass adoption, it can save your team. Stay tuned for a deeper explanation coming soon.

They say no one is using Avalanche. But $AVAX has: ~ $980M in tokenized RWAs ~ $2B in stablecoins ~ $1.4B in TVL ~ $1.94B in DEX volume in the past week ~ Over 15 million transactions in the past week ~ 1.2 million active addresses in the last week Let’s not forget the

we set the date and we’re not looking back $yom goes live December 9 no more waiting the network gets real now

Fully decentralized. Passive yield for real gamers. Play anywhere. No downloads. No limits. The Instant Play Network. A limited-time role awaits you before the next stage begins 👇🏼 https://t.co/g4i5YNr4cE

We’re going live today for the special YOM Town Hall hosted by @GlasswalkerPFFT (YOM CXO) and Andy Pringle (YOM CCO)! On the agenda: NANO updates and everything you need to know before TGE. Don’t miss it; bring your questions and join the discussion! See you at 6PM CET,

In the same way that independent media is showing where cultural fragmentation can flourish, gaming of a less risky/more targeted format will lead the gaming industry to a new age. Pay close attention, things are changing, and it's going to be awesome.

Affordable, reliable, non-predatory cloud gaming will rise, based on decentralized technology, and enable those independent and small studios the path to these unique gamer groups. It is why my big bet is on @YOM_Official .

What ought to and likely will happen is smaller experiences, created by independent studios on smaller budgets with more creative gameplay mechanics will find niche' markets more profitable and sustainable. This will necessitate a change in the way games are distributed.

The gaming industry is staring down the barrel of this cultural change, and we're just starting down the path of these effects. Large projects with massive budgets try to capture a wide net of players. This legacy production method ignores the fragmentation of the culture.

We've seen in most uniquely with the consumption of news media. Smaller, more individualized podcasts are popping up all the time, supporting our widely divergent understandings of how the world works and what is right and wrong. Fragmentation.

Though clans and tribes are forming around certain content, those groups are now smaller and more specialized than ever before. Putting the warring of these factions aside, it does mean that we can get very specialized content that tickles us in very targeted ways.

Among all the things that the instant and global communication that the internet provides, the granularity of choice is maybe the quietest but most powerful. Every individual is being fed the content they want to consume, every algorithm is unique.

Massive change by way of the fragmentation of our culture will mean that the way things used to be will be gone forever. That will be a good thing for those technologies that leverage this change. Let me explain.

The reminder Spaces is posted. Set your reminder for this, but then get on the @YOM_Official account to see the full day Live stream!

Here's the schedule for tomorrow's unprecedented event, testing my hosting stamina! Tune in to hear more about YOM and Avalanche!

I'll be playing host for my first ever 7 hour livestream. There are so many guests and so much ground to cover with this shift, we'd breaking all the rules! Tune in Tuesday starting at 11:15am CET/6:15am EST to the @YOM_Official account!

It's been an exciting day, massive news for YOM and very happy to be joining such a powerful ecosystem for gaming! Stay tuned to @YOM_Official on Tuesday for a 7+ hour live stream covering the entire change!

Do yourself a favor and read this in depth article on what happened and how DePIN makes this different. @KenTheJr_v1 includes the 5 things practical next steps to protect against this type of failure in the future.

When DNS Breaks the Cloud: Lessons from AWS’s DynamoDB Outage https://t.co/pU6XSRi8RP