2026-01-12 12:33:03

Bitcoin and Ethereum performed brilliantly this weekend, with market enthusiasm continuing to rise. Many analysts are beginning to discuss the possibility of a new super cycle. At the same time, the Web3 gaming sector has attracted increasing attention, especially projects that focus on strategic gameplay. The rise of this type of game reflects the growing demand from players for more in-depth and competitive on-chain gaming experiences, and market interest in this niche segment is gradually heating up.

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DegenWhisperer

· 19h ago

Super cycle? Ha, let my BTC in my wallet do the talking first. Is Web3 gaming really about to take off? Why am I still losing... Strategic gameplay sounds good, but I'm worried it's just another new way to cut leeks. Can the weekend market stay alive until Monday? I've been through too many times. The gaming sector is heating up, but where are the truly profitable projects? Still the same old story. Whether this is a real super cycle depends on whether institutions are truly coming in. On-chain gaming has become more competitive, but the economic model is still the same old one. I don't buy it. Wait, are they calling "deep experience" another rebranded P2E scam?

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BearMarketBarber

· 01-12 13:02

Super cycle? Ha, let's lock in the current gains first. Web3 gaming is indeed hot, but how many can really be played? Strategy blockchain games sound good, but the gameplay is still the same, can it last? They start hyping a super cycle when the weekend performance is impressive, I know this rhythm well. The gaming sector heats up, but it all depends on who can survive the next wave of adjustments. Right now everyone is discussing it, but when it’s time to actually make money, no one is around. I bet fifty cents.

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TokenStorm

· 01-12 12:55

The technical outlook looks good, but I always feel there's a lot of water in this wave of gains. Let's observe the on-chain data first. Web3 games are booming? My backtesting data shows that the liquidation prices of such projects are often near previous highs. Make your own judgment. Super cycle? Every time it's said, I'm used to getting cut, so I might as well go all in and try. This round of hype is a bit strange. Why are the big players becoming active again? Are we the retail investors about to be harvested? Strategy games? Basically, they are new arbitrage opportunities, but the risk factor is indeed maxed out. I still went in. Bitcoin has risen so much, and miner fees have skyrocketed. Entering now would be suicide. On-chain data shows interesting things, but I don't trust any analysis except my own incorrect judgments.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-12 12:55

Super cycle? Please first stay calm before hyping this up, it's always the same 😂 Strategic blockchain games are indeed becoming more competitive, but do players really care or are they just looking to make quick money? This wave of BTC's rise is a bit fierce, feels like a correction is coming... What do you guys think? Web3 games still lack truly playable ones, don't just talk about demand. The weekend's gains were good, but in the long run, it still depends on policy sentiment. Practical gameplay that can be implemented is the real key, not just talk.

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GasWaster

· 01-12 12:38

Super cycle? Talking about this fantasy story again haha --- Strategy games are indeed popular, but only a few are truly profitable --- BTC's recent surge is good, just worried it might crash again --- Web3 games still depend on retention rate; popularity ≠ users --- Here we go again, every time it's "warming up," then it cools down --- I've experienced all the pitfalls of chain games, now I watch with caution --- Weekend gains are nothing special; only looking at the monthly chart to speak --- A new super cycle? Let's wait and see, no need to rush --- Game projects now must have real gameplay, or they'll die

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MEVHunterZhang

· 01-12 12:34

Super cycle? I think we shouldn't get too excited too early; the pullback comes quickly too. Web3 gaming is indeed hot, but there are only a few projects worth playing. Most are just the usual pump-and-dump schemes. This weekend saw a sharp rise, but my wallet is still all green... Strategy games sound impressive, but what's the actual experience? Just those few old projects being hyped repeatedly. Bitcoin surging again? Why didn't I make any money? Haha. The hype is real, but so is the bubble. Don't ask me how I know. On-chain games? Basically just gambling with a different skin. Analysts are starting to spin stories again. Can we trust them this time?

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-12 12:34

Super cycle? Can we not have another illusionary expectation this time? The market is like this, it rises for three days and then people start dreaming, stay calm. Web3 games are hot? I think it's just a new way to cut leeks again. Strategy games sound good, but very few are truly playable. This wave of market trend feels a bit虚幻, risk prevention is the most important. The popularity of chain games is just that, is there really active user engagement? Put a question mark. What can the weekend market tell us? Let's wait and see. Here comes the super cycle theory again, I'm tired of hearing it.

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