
This project has given us the answer to question whether grassroots project with little funding can make a change for web3 game on Hive.
The answer is: the Hive blockchain has given us tools that make that possible, it's me who failed. Of course one might mitigate his failure with points about the @terracore lack of development or ``paste any reason here``, but it's all just excuses.
I don't think I used tools provided by Hive in wrong way, but I guess I used them not often enough. Maybe if I was more active and put more time into, the Project would have been in a different place. However, even if I did, it still would be hard to keep up to secure the price of a token loosing it's value 15-fold... Yes, it's ÷15 in comparison to Hive. It's even worse if you count it in USD. The game itself also suffered because of it - the game was never about profitability, the dev made that clear from the very beginning, but some parts of the game became inaccessible for most of the players. Me personally, I hold the top 28th position of the game and I am unable to mint crates, get new equipment, do quests nor explore planets. This post isn't about the game's economy though.

It's time to say goodbye [The Terra.sinkhole Project Shuts down]
@terra.sinkhole
· 2025-06-15 20:15
· terracore
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