2026-01-20 02:20:48

#数字资产市场动态 💥$YGG has been delisted again. Following a major exchange, a larger platform has also removed the trading pair. Currently, only the BTC trading pair is gone, but this signal is already very clear—the Web3 gaming track is indeed on a downward slope.

Do you remember those once popular Web3 gaming projects? Now they have all fallen silent. 📉 once-star projects are disappearing one after another, from delisting some trading pairs to complete delisting, and this road may not be far off.

To be honest, in the upcoming period, the downside risk of projects related to Web3 gaming is worth vigilance. Short-selling sentiment might be a more realistic choice.

YGG-3,11%

BTC-3,52%

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ZkProofPudding

· 01-20 02:49

The blockchain games are dead, they should have died long ago. Those who play this stuff are probably crying now.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-20 02:46

I think YGG should have been shut down a long time ago. The hype they had back then is nowhere to be seen now, and it's a miracle if they can hype anything up at all.

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UnruggableChad

· 01-20 02:43

Here it comes again. Every time a major exchange makes a move, small platforms follow suit. I'm tired of this routine. The blockchain game sector should have cooled down long ago. It was so hyped up at first, and now there's not even a whisper. YGG has fallen from the altar, and it feels like the entire sector is beyond saving. Short selling... I really need to think this through. The risks are right here. Honestly, I should have gotten out earlier. Now it might be a bit late to sell. This is truly a death spiral. Who will be the next?

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NestedFox

· 01-20 02:42

The game of blockchain games, it's really time to call it quits Old projects one after another are cooling off, what does that mean? It just shows that the tracks we bet on back then are not as resilient as we imagined Who will dare to touch this area in the next wave? I'm just watching for now

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