Actually you've been saying this now for almost 4 years.
Yes. I
literally said I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. It doesn’t make what I said less accurate.
Perhaps you’d instead like to refute what I said by pointing me towards some statistics to show how many users ionomy’s games have and what their growth has been like over the last year - you know, the things that actually matter if this project is to be regarded as a success? I’m sure it’ll be easy for you to demonstrate using actual evidence that they’re leading the market in the crypto gaming space, right?
By the way, you’re a bit of a stuck record yourself. Your post history is full of nuggets of delusional gold. Let’s remind ourselves of this little gem, where you came oh so close to being self aware but you seem to have somehow disregarded your own prognosis:
Your competing at a content level not at a game developer level, Gravity is going to be free to play so if the games crap people won't play.
Anyway, on to removing the spin from their latest mail shot:
A few 2019
highlightsHere are
just a the few items the team checked off their list during the past year:
* Atomic Token Protocol (ATP) for immutable, permissionless tokens on the ION blockchain -
which no one uses yet, and likely no one actually cares about beyond a few guys in an isolated discord channel. * Dark Matter presale established ingenious price discovery procedure -
which almost no one was even aware of or cares about, let alone took part in. * IIP6 voted on to begin a new era of deflation for the ION supply -
by all of 90 people at the absolute most. * POTX verification protocol developed to act as a deflationary driver for ION -
which again, no one outside of the ionomy team and their most invested followers seem to care about. * ionosphere newsletter launched -
seriously, they wrote a newsletter? Is including this how desperate they are to show they’ve been doing stuff? I notice they didn’t mention the embarrassingly cringy ionomy podcast, which went about as well as you’d expect. * GameGrid was created and tested with final deployment just around the corner -
and their so called ‘premium partner’ for this venture was no where to be seen since April. * The original ionomy Studios title Crypto Gravity returned!
And no one cared. * ION listed on Bittrex Global -
big whoop. * ION trading was added to the STEX exchange -
big whoop. * ION markets at STEX, Bittrex and CREX24 exchanges are now tracked on Coinmarketcap -
big whoop. * ION markets at STEX, Bittrex, Upbit Korea, and Upbit Indonesia exchanges were added to Coingecko -
big whoop. * ION trading was added to CREX24 -
we get it, you finagled your way on to some exchanges. Doesn't seem to be getting you much volume though, does it? Could it be that... no one cares?It's been a
busy year!
One has to wonder where all of that money has came from(and the ethics involved), which they're burning so rapidly(and so casually)...
The old saying holds strong here - if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
I haven't really been following the Wagerr thing that closely, but it seems like (from what I've read) their so called 'premium partner' in the bizarrely silent 'Lucky Tap Games' is likely a result of Matlack and co's involvement in Wagerr as well as all the other supposedly slightly shady stuff that might have gone on. I would say, however, that in this case Ionomy doesn't really even
sound too good to be true - it's always mostly been airy fairy stuff that's always been destined to struggle.