Over 75% of Web3 games ‘failed’ in last five years: CoinGecko
The “failed” blockchain games are those that have seen their 14-day moving average number of active users down more than 99% from its peak.
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The “failed” blockchain games are those that have seen their 14-day moving average number of active users down more than 99% from its peak.
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