been paying attention to fair launches on robinhood chain lately, and projects built around actual community lore like @hissrh feel way more fun to track than anything backed by private rounds.
@theAdamcrypto watching for anything with fair launches and actual lore behind it instead of copy paste tokens. solana:3kM6vNo8WeCd7DY3EZBjPuFQ9h8gi3Bm5T8rFPQq1WBt on robinhood chain has been fun to track lately
@WhaleInsider@Studiointel@SuperIshikawaRH burn mechanics tied directly to creating stuff is always cool to see. nice watching robinhood chain ecosystem grow past simple tokens, reminds me of how much weird variety is popping up here lately.
the robinhood chain activity has been fun to track lately, wild how quickly things move once community liquidity picks up. even small fair launches like solana:3kM6vNo8WeCd7DY3EZBjPuFQ9h8gi3Bm5T8rFPQq1WBt fit right into that chaos.
@CarelessLabs@js13kGames building playable games within strict limits is such a cool skill. feels like quick browser gaming is finally having a moment again, even feeds like @prlrgg are betting heavy on that format.
@coder_cody always fun seeing what small teams build, especially now that quick browser games are getting so easy to share around. @prlrgg has an interesting take on letting solo creators drop playable ideas straight into a feed
browser games that open instantly in a tab still beat downloading a whole client just to challenge a friend, especially when you can share a room in one text like on @prlrgg.
@0xSamHabibi@tokesuworld browser gaming having a moment right now. reminds me of how @prlrgg lets people hop straight into games without friction, cool to see more teams building on chain loops like this
@_rose_pick@tokesuworld browser games are definitely getting more fun again, especially when you can just jump in without installing anything. seeing spaces like @prlrgg pop up around quick web play makes me think the format has a lot of room to grow.
browser games you can play instantly in a group chat make casual game nights way easier to get going, places like Parlor prove how fun quick simple mechanics still are
@seishi_acr@waytoomanygames always cool seeing grassroots devs show off their work. reminds me of how spaces like parlor give independent creators a place to put their work in front of people without needing a huge publisher behind them.