Blockchain gaming has been recovering some of the enthusiasm seen for the sector back in 2021, and one of the primary beneficiaries has been Ronin. This EVM-compatible blockchain was created specifically for gaming.
After seeing its Daily Active Users crash to 20,000 from late 2022 through late 2023, Ronin has increased to 1.5 million DAU as of this writing. Of course, that has also increased fees and revenues for the chain, leading to a 200% increase in the price of the native RON token over the past year.
With the global gaming market comprised of hundreds of millions of users that generated roughly $347 billion in revenue in 2022, it's fair to say that there is plenty of upside potential for Ronin.
Ronin is also at the forefront of blockchain gaming. Its parent company, Sky Mavis, launched the sector with Axie Infinity, and while that title has waned in popularity, it has been followed by another hit blockchain game: Pixels.
As Ronin continues to dominate, it could become the top blockchain in a multi-billion dollar blockchain gaming industry. |