🎙️ Excited to drop our first-ever @BlockusGG podcast - diving deep into all things Web3 gaming!
It’s the first in a series of AMA episodes featuring key players shaping the future of gaming. 🎮🌐
Kicking off with @theWeb3Jess and our APAC BD lead @Web3LooterBowen - don’t miss it!
Tune in for:
00:38 — Sustainability & Innovation in Web3 Games
02:24 — What’s Next: Insights from Industry Experts
06:33 — Navigating Trends Amid Macroeconomic Headwinds
12:34 — Game Investments & Multiplayer Economy Models
18:32 — Converting Tokens into Stable Loyalty Points
23:42 — How the Market is Shaping Web3 Gaming
#Web3Gaming #Podcast #GameFi #CryptoGaming #Blockus
GM!
Here are our standards for game studios in 2026:
- you love building games
- you are dedicated to your craft
- you are blockchain curious
If that sounds like you please do not hesitate to follow or DM us with your gaming project!
Let’s keep building 🚀
GM here’s my standards for Tech Lead in 2026:
- 10 years experience
- UWaterloo or US CS top 20 (NYU is minimum bar)
- have experience building APIs w complex business logic
- writes clean, composable, and efficient code
- test and debug applications using Claude and Brain
- fluent in python, typescript and JavaScript/AWS, Firebase, swagger etc
- $200k cash 2% equity
- happy to mentor a frontend intern using React
- ideally was a people manager before but moved back to IC
- enjoys R&D for cutting edge technologies and build into live products
- gaming is huge plus
If this resonates, DM is open.
Ethereum still dominates tokenized assets, consistent with its headstart in DeFi and institutional adoption.
Ethereum: $15.7 billion
BNB Chain: $4B
Solana: $2.2B
Stellar: $1.7B
Liquid Network: $1.5B
XRP Ledger, ZKsync Era, Arbitrum: ~$1B each
Rather than converging around a single chain, tokenized assets are spreading across multiple blockchain ecosystems — given criteria like cost, liquidity, compliance requirements, and go-to-market relationships.
Tokenized assets used to be mostly Treasurys and commodities. That’s changing.
In early 2024, those two categories accounted for almost the entire market.
They’re still about two-thirds of it, but other kinds of assets are starting to take up more space.
GDC just hit its 20+ year, the first few - literally with Jon Carmack playing Dune.
Once my work reaches reasonable scale, I look forward to host BGDC - Blockchain Game Developers Conference. Where we get together and discuss all the things technical and business.
CLARITY act markup is huge for consumer crypto (no, we are not dead).
This is why:
- protocol rewards and airdrops will be available, if you play a game, you can get rewarded for being a loyal fan
- token launches will be available to Americans, you can participate early in a project regardless of net worth
- your USD stablecoin sitting in your gaming wallet likely won’t gain yields, but, this is a normal experience for gamers
- better CEXs, once there are rules and laws, it makes them more trustworthy, not less, a win for the industry
- in game currency and items (assets) won’t be securities, imagine getting a sword and having it treated like a stock purchase, no more!
- no more passive staking, skill based rewards only tied to active game play! How it should be. Let’s clean up web3 gaming to be scamless and ponziless!
- better simpler on-ramps are encouraged, with clear regulation, and better payment experience should follow!
Yay! Been waiting for this for months! CLARITY come faster 🚀
This GPT Image 2 prompt is going insanely viral right now.
��Redraw the attached image in the most clumsy, scribbly, and utterly pathetic way possible. Use a white background, and make it look like it was drawn in MS Paint with a mouse. It should be vaguely similar but also not really, kind of matching but also off in a confusing, awkward way, with that low-quality pixel-by-pixel feel that really emphasizes how ridiculously bad it is. Actually, you know what, whatever, just draw it however you want.”
The Soneium ecosystem is growing.
📊 627M+ Transactions processed
👛 14.4M+ Addresses onboarded
🛠️ 250+ Apps actively building
Builders across Entertainment, Gaming, DeFi, NFTs, Infrastructure and other prominent use cases are choosing Soneium and we've mapped them all.
🗺️ Explore the full ecosystem map
Most people in crypto have thought about physical security. Almost nobody has an actual plan.
If you’re heading to Paris Blockchain Week or another IRL event, here’s a step-by-step checklist:
Honored to be featured by Kaz Hadano, Senior General Manager at Sony, leading Advanced Infrastructure Exploration and Crypto (先端インフラ事業探索部門, Crypto事業部).
Congrats to @soneium on the launch — excited for what we build together over the coming years.
We’ve been proud to work with E4C as one of our earliest partners and our first client. Building in GameFi hasn’t been easy, but their team has continued to show resilience and commitment through every cycle.
Token experiments don’t always work out, and game design is constantly evolving. That’s part of pushing a new frontier. It’s often the second title that really hits.
Moments like this are tough, but they’re not the end of the story. We respect the transparency, and we’re rooting for the E4C team as they keep building.
Onward 🤝
— Blockus
A Letter to Our Community
We want to be upfront with you.
E4C will be delisted from https://t.co/D4HrGheqWQ on April 2, 2026 at 03:00 UTC. The reason is straightforward: our trading volume on that platform did not meet their minimum threshold for continued listing. We are sharing this with you directly, because you deserve a clear answer — not a press release.
For those who wish to continue trading, E4C remains fully accessible on decentralized exchanges (DEX). Cetus and Turbos continue to have our liquidity pools. You can buy and sell E4C there without interruption.
This is not a reflection of where E4C is headed. The market hasn’t been tolerating for GameFi. But we have not given up. We are still surviving, and we continue to make new games. Our team is still here, and our commitment to building has not changed. We have been through difficult moments before, and we have always chosen to keep building rather than walk away. The team has been very immersed in the new AIxGaming journey, and we continue to explore various ways to create value for players using AI these days.
We will not fill this letter with promises we cannot keep. What we will do is show up, keep building, and keep you informed every step of the way.
Thank you for being part of this journey.
— The E4C Team