@casedotfun

Crypto has had a loyalty problem for years. Users farm new protocols, get their airdrops, complain, sell, and move on. The result? A vicious cycle of low stickiness, poor retention, and declining altcoin prices. While most devs and users aren’t making enough to justify the risk. This environment has bred a memecoin frenzy. High-risk, high-volatility plays where 99% get rekt, but the 1% that make it keep the fire going. It's a crab bucket when we should be aiming for rising tides. Now, while most markets have been sluggish in 2024–25, one emerging digital “asset class” has quietly outperformed everything from stocks to BTC: CS2 skins. Ironically, CS2 players hate the current state of the game. It's riddled with cheaters, broken mechanics, and no "128-tick" servers. Yet, revenue, player counts, and marketplace volume are breaking ATHs. Why?

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