As November comes to a close, I have been staring at the various indicators of YGG for quite a while, unable to describe what I feel. I'm not excited, nor do I feel disheartened, but I can sense that this project is still alive and continues to move forward.

The guild that became globally popular back in the day thanks to Play-to-Earn is now neither slacking off nor dreaming of waiting for a bull market to save them; instead, they are steadily solidifying their foundations step by step.

The YGG token is currently fluctuating around $0.085, with a market cap of $58 million and a circulating supply of 680 million tokens. This price is neither too high nor the cheapest for bottoming out. However, in 2024, when the entire GameFi sector is struggling, maintaining this size can be considered a survivor that has endured.

What surprised me a bit was the network activity. In the past few months, it’s been clear to see more actions—new tasks launched, community engagement rebounding, and various small updates continuously being pushed out. You can feel that the team hasn’t given up.

I suddenly realized something: YGG has never survived by炒concepts; it has returned to its original mission.

I hadn't paid much attention to the YGG Play platform before and thought it was just another game distribution channel. However, after observing it for a month, I've realized it's completely different from those mindless presale factories—it's really focused on selecting "playable and sustainable" Web3 games.

Layered task system, small reward mechanism, points exchange for early experience qualifications... These designs may not sound sexy, but they capture the core: keeping players engaged in the game, rather than tricking them into betting on the rise and fall of a token.

In the current Web3 gaming circle, this kind of thinking is actually the most scarce.