Is there another wave on Adventure Island Since its opening on May 12th, Adventure Island has attracted a large number of players to participate. According to the official announcement, during the initial launch of the game, the daily trading volume exceeded 150000, with a peak of 846414 transactions. On the day of the server launch, there were even more people than monsters in the novice village, and the coin price surged all the way to $3.5 in Fomo. Now, a week has passed, and the coin price has fallen below 1.85, nearly halving from its high point. So what are the benefits of investing in gold now? Are there still so many people playing? I asked my friends around me who have been in the liver since the server was launched, and roughly compiled some information for everyone's reference: Currently, except for old players who did not delete files during internal testing, new players are still working hard to upgrade (with an average level of 110), and there is basically no gold to play before level 70. However, even for veteran players who have reached the highest level, their gold earning performance is somewhat lackluster compared to previous Gamefi champions. At present, the profit mechanism of Adventure Island is as follows: high-level (70 or above can be played) can be used to play boos (the more unstable the equipment dropped from boos, the higher the value of the equipment dropped from higher-level boos) The exchange rate for NESO: NXPC dropped during monster fighting is 100000 to 1 (approximately 4 in 24 hours a day) If you have played Boss at a higher level, you can participate in the lottery. Winning depends on your own level, and the higher the explosive equipment, the higher the value, ranging from 4 to thousands of dollars. However, the probability of winning below level 125 is very low. My little brother has been playing for so many days and has never played a penny. It's all based on expectations 🤣🤣🤣 2. Novices can play without spending money, and it seems that the impact of spending money or not is not particularly significant. 3. The game is more like a Web2 game, rather than games specifically designed for Web3 such as Big Time, and the mechanics are also more similar to traditional game manufacturers ➕ By incorporating Web3 elements, the mechanism is not considered collateral. Of course, we also need to consider some possibilities: The mechanisms of the game can all be changed, for example, if the announcement of Adventure Island to change the algorithm is made today, there is no guarantee that one day your mind will be enlightened and give you a big sum of money. Currently, most players who continue to focus are betting that there will be significant returns after the Reactor is launched and the mechanism is optimized. As the little brother said: Nowadays, the poor return on gold investment is actually a good thing for newcomers, because if the old account's return is already good, the competition among newcomers will be more intense, and the selling pressure will also increase. So, would you place a bet on NXPC?