A few years ago, every GameFi project wanted its own chain. Now some of them are reconnecting to Ethereum. That shift says a lot about where the sector ended up. Early GameFi ecosystems isolated themselves because Ethereum could not support cheap in-game activity at scale. But isolation came with costs. Liquidity fragmented. Users stayed trapped inside smaller ecosystems. Security depended on bridges and custom infrastructure. So Ronin becoming an Ethereum L2 feels less like expansion and more like convergence. The industry spent years trying to build parallel gaming economies outside Ethereum, and is now moving back toward Ethereum’s liquidity and settlement layer. Not because the vision failed. Because network gravity mattered more than sovereignty. The future of GameFi probably looks less like separate economies and more like games existing inside larger onchain networks.
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33 hours until FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off. First ever tournament with 48 teams. History in the making. Who are you backing to lift the trophy?
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