As the most anticipated L2, @AbstractChain has been gaining popularity since its launch.

It has effortlessly dominated the Kaito rankings, making those projects that have invested heavily in promotion envious.

As the most anticipated L2, @AbstractChain has been gaining popularity since its launch. It has effortlessly dominated the Kaito rankings, making those projects that have invested heavily in promotion envious.

Some time ago, Fat Penguin CEO @LucaNetz revealed in an interview that Abstract plans to issue tokens in Q4 this year, with an expected FDV of 5-10 billion US dollars.

This time, I choose to continue to believe. You can laugh at Luca’s fantasy, or complain that Abstract is time-consuming and expensive, but you cannot deny a few facts:

①Abstract is the L2 with the strongest user stickiness. It does not pursue false TVL, but focuses on having fun.

② Some players find their comfort zone, earn money while playing, and get the Abstract airdrop in advance

③Abstract assets are not affected by the overall market, and NFT and Meme explode at their own pace

In the next month, Abstract will welcome several very high-quality NFT assets, one of which I am very much looking forward to is @monstersdotfun: a gaming platform driven by AI Agents, which will cooperate with Opensea to issue the Genesis NFT “Monster Capsules” on May 21, priced at 0.125 ETH, with a total of only 750.

According to the official introduction, “Monster Capsules” are core assets, and holders can obtain the highest rewards in the Monsters ecosystem, including but not limited to the Season 1 Monster token whitelist, ecological airdrops, and exclusive in-game skins/accelerators.

The main players of Monsters are foreigners, and only a few Abstract players in the Chinese area are paying attention. Due to the scarcity of the total amount of Genesis NFT, the attributes of the gold shovel are fully maxed out, and the price of the white single off-site has been hyped up to 600 U.

So what exactly is this project for? Why is it so awesome? Next, I will share the first-hand information I have collected over the past few months, hoping that you can catch the last train.

1. Core gameplay: AI creation - battle - growth

Monsters uses AI-driven monster battles, NFT token economy, and PvP game mechanisms to create a game project that combines entertainment and investment potential. The core highlight lies in the autonomous evolution of AI agents and the market linkage combined with the curve economic model.

It allows users to create unique Monsters through AI and participate in PVP battle games. During this process, AI Agents will record and analyze all your battle data, helping you to continuously train and grow, and continue to enjoy the pleasure of fighting monsters and upgrading (or the frustration of repeated defeats).

2. Professional team + luxurious consultant lineup

Founder @moodsMoodi is committed to building innovative products and has worked with Georgia Tech and Avalanche on multiple ventures.

Head of Marketing @kickzeth is the Chief Growth Officer (CGO) of Web3 marketing agency @apcollectiveio, which has fully supported the Abstract ecosystem since the testnet stage.

The advisory team is quite impressive, including Abstract core contributor @0xCygaar, as well as a number of industry leaders: @BCheque1 @SanjayWeb3 @Rahim_mahtab @legendarygainz_ @S4mmyEth @eeelistar @Defi0xJeff

3.Abstract official support

Last October, Abstract officially launched the Builder-in-Residence program to form the most hungry, brave and elite team of builders. Only a very small number of elites can pass the assessment.

After a three-month selection process, five projects including Monsters and Onchain Heroes successfully advanced to become the first batch of Builder-in-Residence members, and received various official support, such as monthly funding, marketing support, developer assistance, mentor guidance, etc.

Simply put, Builder-in-Residence is an elite support program for the Abstract ecosystem. Projects that are selected have already won at the starting line and are expected to become the leaders of the entire ecosystem.

4. The community is super active

Monsters' social media channels mainly include Twitter and D, each of which is worth further study.

The official account was created in November last year and the first tweet was made on December 28, with interaction from ABS official staff and veteran players. 82 tweets have been posted so far, and the interaction volume for each tweet is very high.

According to Xhunt data, the account’s followers include 349 global KOLs, 106 Chinese KOLs, and 1 Top 100 KOL. These data are already good results for a new account that has only been operating for a few months.

It is worth mentioning that the 220 people I follow are all Monsters fans, including many Fat Penguin and Abstract members, as well as many well-known projects and industry OGs.

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