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Solana Foundation President Lily Liu posted on X, stating that "gaming on the blockchain is not coming back," and declared that blockchain gaming is dead. Liu's comments were prompted by a Polymarket post earlier this week, which claimed that Mark Zuckerberg's Meta is abandoning its metaverse vision after investing $80 billion. The report noted that while Meta's vision does not explicitly include blockchain or crypto assets, its strategy shares similarities with various blockchain-based web3 gaming concepts. The report mentioned that blockchain gaming projects like Star Atlas and Stepn are built on Solana; meanwhile, Mythical Games is still advancing mobile games for the FIFA and Pudgy Penguins brands, and Gunzilla Games' shooter Off the Grid makes on-chain interactions optional. (The Block)
Solana Foundation President Lily Liu: Blockchain Gaming is Dead and Won't Return
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