Recently, the GameFi sector has once again attracted market attention. The $WOD project has suddenly emerged, soaring to the second place in volume on the Alpha platform, which is truly astonishing. This achievement not only surpasses the previously strong performer $SERAPH (which reached a highest ranking of third), but it was also accomplished without the support of quadruple points, highlighting its strong market performance and investor enthusiasm.

At the same time, the KOGE and AICell projects remain high among many competitors enjoying the advantage of four times the points, showcasing their strength and appeal. This raises curiosity as to why, with so many four times points projects available to choose from, there are still investors favoring these two projects.

This phenomenon has sparked in-depth thinking about the dynamics of the GameFi market. Does it mean that investors are placing more emphasis on the substantive content of projects, rather than merely chasing short-term gains? Or do these projects themselves possess certain unique advantages that allow them to stand out in fierce competition?

Regardless, the rise of $WOD undoubtedly injects new vitality into the GameFi field and offers investors more diversified choices. In this rapidly developing market, focusing on the long-term value and potential of projects may be the wise move.