Alpha on the 8th received 1836 OL The score received on that day was 233 points, which is not low even today So if you haven't reached alpha, you can take a look at the trading activities launched by the project on Binance, where a prize pool of $800000 was given The top 10000 users in terms of cumulative purchase volume will receive equal rewards, and each user can receive 1600 OL. For the daily alpha exam, they can basically eat two fish I checked my tweet records, and the first time I started using @ OpenLoot was probably in October 2023. It was the golden period for blockchain games and online dating, and many studios and black slaves relied on the big era and sandbox to make the first pot of gold for web3 Before the project, I positioned myself as Steam on the future Web3 chain. To be honest, when I first saw this slogan, I felt that the project team was a bit complacent. Having played Steam before, I knew its position in Web2, but then I looked back at OpenLoot's white paper: The project has lowered the threshold for player experience by eliminating gas/wallet. In fact, whether or not to play is often a psychological game between free and "1 yuan purchase". The two words "free" are the entry threshold for many users, and developers do not need to understand the code anymore. They can easily add NFTs and tokens with just one click, which is very convenient. By integrating gameplay and payment, the market behind it is highly anticipated What the Decentraland team wants to do is actually to make blockchain games steamized, simply put, a game publishing and trading platform with digital asset ownership. The core team, in addition to having an EA background, has developed domestic boy's must play games such as LOL and Call of Duty. This can be understood as OpenLoot wanting to create a team that understands both gaming and gamefi I feel that the blockchain gaming sector has been suppressed for too long, and now everyone is waiting for a wave of wind to blow back to the gamefi sector and take off with projects in the building sector