Over the last 10 years, we've encountered dozens of crypto tokens. Some we didn't pay any attention to, others we had high hopes for, and others we invested in... but ultimately, aside from the major cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and LTC, the majority were disappointing.
My biggest disappointment, a project I had the most hopes for and invested both my time and money in, was Steem. It held great promise during the boom of social media platforms. However, it turned into a complete fiasco, especially after it changed hands. Fortunately, a few good Witnesses developed Hive, a fork of Steem, and our investment wasn't a complete disaster.
Aggroed and Yabapmatt's Steemmonster, later known as Splinterlands, truly shook up the gaming world. It was very successful for the first few years. Although it struggled for a while due to the crypto market downturn, Splinterlands has recently regained its success as a gaming portal, having survived for over seven years among its competitors.
On the other hand, Arcade Colony, which Aggroed called as "the project of my life," appears to be on its way to repeating a similar success. Following the Hive Token and SPS Token, the Colony Token also appears to be here to stay.
Why am I mentioning this? While Colony Token's maximum supply appears to be 21 billion, the platform's potential volume, its ability to host a wide variety of games, its mobile phone compatibility, and most importantly, its "Burn" mechanism, are features that deserve serious consideration in my opinion.
While the entire platform appears to be neglected due to the Arcade Colony Team's current focus on developing the mobile app, I believe that once the app is available on the Play Store, Aggroed and the platform's leading investors will prioritize promotional efforts. This will likely drive up the price of Colony Token, which is currently low. We will probably see this very near future.