It was an extremely productive week at #Token2049. Now that it's wrapped up, here are some of my takeaways! On the consumer side, the buzz around gaming is huge.
User acquisition and player engagement were major topics that companies are still trying to solve for. Studios and companies are demanding more games, while investors are shying away from them. This disconnect was especially interesting to hear. It’s clear that more companies want in on gaming, even if investor excitement is cooling.
AI was a big topic, especially in the B2B space, but #Web3 definitely feels like it’s making a comeback.
There was a lot of excitement around Telegram games as a distribution channel. While Telegram is great for initial user acquisition, people are still figuring out how to convert that into active engagement—whether it’s sign-ups or transactions. It makes me wonder if the platform is getting too crowded with so many projects jumping on it.
What sets Moddio (Mod Studio) apart is that we don’t just focus on Telegram games; our games are playable on Telegram as well as any browser-connected device (mobile, tablet, PC, etc), ensuring broader reach and flexibility for players.
Memecoins are still a thing, but the long-term value is under scrutiny—how do they stand out when their lifecycles are so short?
It’s also encouraging to see real projects working to prevent rug pulls and build sustainable content. The industry is maturing, and it feels like Web3 is finally starting to show potential beyond the scams that have overshadowed the technology.
#web3 #Token2049 #gamingindustry #AI #crypto #moddio
IT Technician @ Amazon
1moThanks for sharing