On-chain game developer Minters Dev announces closure, Battle for Blockchain to cease operations in 30 days
According to Jinse Finance, the CEO of Battle for Blockchain has announced that the on-chain game development company Minters Dev will soon cease operations, and its game Battle for Blockchain will officially shut down after entering maintenance mode within the next 30 days. Founded in 2022, the company successfully launched two fully on-chain games on the mainnet and developed several products for top cryptocurrency clients. Although Battle for Blockchain once attracted over 700 daily active users and achieved a 48% 7-day retention rate, the team faced multiple challenges including funding shortages, technical difficulties, and intense market competition. The founder stated that excessive growth in automated activities within the game led to user attrition and a decline in token prices, creating a vicious cycle that ultimately left the team unable to continue operations.
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