The internets evolution has transformed how we interact with technology, information, and each other. From its early beginnings as a static information hub (Web 1), through the rise of social interaction and user-generated content (Web 2), to the decentralized value-driven model of the future (Web 3), each phase has shaped the internet as we know it today. However, as exciting as each of these phases has been, they demonstrate a critical lesson for businesses: being first to market and catering to early adopters doesn’t always guarantee long-term success.

February was another great month for GAIMIN, filled with transformative changes, cutting-edge product launches, high-profile partnerships, and widespread industry recognition. Here are the key highlights of what happened in the GAIMIN ecosystem this past month.

Last Thursday, we hosted our first-ever "Play & Chat" AMA in style with CEOs (former and current). This was a special live session during which our community got to hang out with our new CEO, Nokkvi. We then dived deep into the GAIMIN ecosystem and the world of Gaming, with the CEO of Katana Inu in attendance. The CEOs played Katana Inu LIVE while discussing the key subjects and answering the community’s burning questions.

For years, game developers have relied on traditional distribution platforms like Steam and the Epic Games Store to reach players worldwide. Rightfully so, these platforms have delivered hundreds of thousands of games for developers worldwide. While these platforms provide essential visibility, they also have several drawbacks: high revenue cuts, discoverability challenges, limited engagement tools, and, most increasingly, a higher barrier to entry/launch.