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Benjamin Chua retweeted
HOLY SMOKES, 193% oversubscribed 😱
did you manage to grab a spot in the $RYFT presale?
massive response from the community. now the presale is done, all eyes are on TGE
can't wait to see how this one unfolds
Attention Citizens,
THE $RYFT PRESALE IS CLOSED.
Results will be announced soon.
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Benjamin Chua retweeted
Attention Citizens,
193% OVERSUBSCRIBED.
RAFFLE RESULTS ARE LIVE.
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> Check if you won.
> Didn't win? Claim your ETH now for TGE.
$RYFT GOES LIVE IN 5.5 HOURS. 4 PM UTC.
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Benjamin Chua retweeted
Massively oversubscribed the $RYFT presale at 193%.
Refund claims for unallocated tickets are available very soon.
$RYFT token claims from the presale will be available at 4pm UTC on TGE.
Now, getting ready for TGE, the next chapter waits 🫡
Attention Citizens,
THE $RYFT PRESALE IS CLOSED.
Results will be announced soon.
Your next life is loading...
Benjamin Chua retweeted
RYFT (@RYFTCORP) founders @wilhelmsenchris and @neutanent say a trending moment on X can become a playable game in about an hour.
“You have event-based video trends, event-based trends on X, but you don’t really have it for gaming because you need so much time to create the game.”
“Let’s say there’s some hype event that starts unpredicted. You can jump into it with a game that you create on RYFT in like an hour.”
“You can actually link it on X in that conversation and people can play it straight on X. You don’t even have to leave X.”
Full episode is out now
A 5-hour game that would cost $2M and 2 to 3 years the traditional way took one RYFT dev a week and a few hundred dollars.
The team behind RYFT (@RYFTCORP), @wilhelmsenchris and @neutanent, explains how.
RYFT is an AI-powered gaming platform where one prompt builds a playable game in about 15 minutes, and every game can launch with its own token. Before RYFT, Nomad and Neuro built Neural, whose token went from a 50K market cap to a $175M all-time high on Ethereum. RYFT reported about 2,500 games and more than 10,000 accounts in its first 15 days.
On today’s episode: why Web3 gaming broke last cycle, how a single prompt becomes a playable game, what surprised them once people started building, and how every game launches with its own token.
Timestamps
0:39 - 10 Million Lines of Code From Scratch
1:45 - From 50K to 175M Market Cap
2:55 - CTO Was on NVIDIA AI in 2015
6:15 - The Web3 Gaming Cycle Scam
11:17 - Gaming Never Had Its YouTube Moment
19:22 - We Didn't Know If Anyone Would Show Up
29:33 - Kickstarter on Steroids for Games
31:13 - Web3 Gaming Is BACK
Benjamin Chua retweeted
people think AI games just means tiny mini games
@wilhelmsenchris and @neutanent say @RYFTCORP already supports games that are massive in scope
one dev built a polished one with up to 5 hours of content in a week, for a few hundred dollars
they say the traditional route would have cost at least $2M and 2 to 3 years
full episode is live 👇
A 5-hour game that would cost $2M and 2 to 3 years the traditional way took one RYFT dev a week and a few hundred dollars.
The team behind RYFT (@RYFTCORP), @wilhelmsenchris and @neutanent, explains how.
RYFT is an AI-powered gaming platform where one prompt builds a playable game in about 15 minutes, and every game can launch with its own token. Before RYFT, Nomad and Neuro built Neural, whose token went from a 50K market cap to a $175M all-time high on Ethereum. RYFT reported about 2,500 games and more than 10,000 accounts in its first 15 days.
On today’s episode: why Web3 gaming broke last cycle, how a single prompt becomes a playable game, what surprised them once people started building, and how every game launches with its own token.
Timestamps
0:39 - 10 Million Lines of Code From Scratch
1:45 - From 50K to 175M Market Cap
2:55 - CTO Was on NVIDIA AI in 2015
6:15 - The Web3 Gaming Cycle Scam
11:17 - Gaming Never Had Its YouTube Moment
19:22 - We Didn't Know If Anyone Would Show Up
29:33 - Kickstarter on Steroids for Games
31:13 - Web3 Gaming Is BACK
Benjamin Chua retweeted
The Pukeboys decided to give Hellrunners on @RYFTCORP a try.
Neither of them really knew what they were doing lol, but that didn't stop them from jumping in.
Safe to say, the bots had a pretty easy time taking them down.
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Knowing WHEN to trade beats knowing WHAT to trade every time.
The last 10 days have been pure chop, you'll lose money trying to time the volatility
this is extremely impressive
i wonder what's stopping companies from full porting their customer support onto this
it amazes me that major lines (singtel/starhub) still use trash legacy chatbots and 1 week turn around humans
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Benjamin Chua retweeted
finally, a game with some taste. @RYFTCORP #RYFTGAMES #GamingClips #GamingCommunity
play here --> ryft.fun/games/mc86tv-pulse-…
it's funny how much shit you can get done
when you just do the shit instead of thinking how to "best do it"
a common mistake of mine in the past, i've definitely wasted more time "optimising" than doing.
Who are the best AI or Gaming guys that are active in the space?
- Content Creators
- KOLs
- FnF Community Owners
Any warm intros appreciated + finder fees on any successful set ups
Benjamin Chua retweeted
Every elite team is built through elimination. Seals. Pro teams. It’s who isn’t in the room. Your worst person is your acceptable standard. You literally accept them. So that is your minimum. You raise the bar from the bottom not by expanding the top.
