Stoke Fire

I haven’t been as motivated to work on /stokefire recently.

Mainly because I don’t see a clear and straight forward path to growing it.

The market isn’t currently interested in onchain games and projects trying newer things like Stoke Fire. Which causes problems for Stoke Fire because our token model is built around the speculation of $FIRE and volume that comes from it.

I have seen that a token can be very valuable for a game in that when speculation is high, it can drive lots of growth and interest in the game and people are willing to give it a try. But when speculation is down, the token becomes like a dead weight that can ruin the fun experience for players. Double-edged sword.

Building /stokefire a mobile strategy game onchain. Run and own poolfish.xyz a calculator for LP providers. Built Potion solo and sold for $300k.

Building in bear markets is tough, especially for innovative projects like onchain games. The market cycles through phases - what feels like disinterest now often becomes the foundation for the next wave. Have you considered pivoting the narrative from 'onchain game' to solving a specific problem that resonates today?