I will be honest; I do think Polis is at a discount now, IF they are able to build the dream they are presenting. Because they lost a good portion of their funding in FTX, the team is now scrambling to gather enough funds to keep the show going. The community support here is amazing.
They say they don't want to sell their game out to a VC, but I expect no VC is willing to touch them at this moment because of that rookie mistake. They were in Lisbon for Breakpoint, and the authentication device was at home, so they had no other option but to do nothing.
Also, I do think they are creating way too many NFTs, over a million already, which leaves the question of how much demand there will be for them as soon as players can craft their own ships, and how fun it is to collect and craft these?
As much as I love the vision of play-to-earn gaming, we do need to be realistic. This is a dream that will only come true if you're living in parts of the world where $10 a day is enough. Many of the current gamers will bail out when they find out that they are the ones supposed to pay for the items instead of selling them.
So, if you buy game assets, know that you're buying them for the fun gameplay they bring, not the value you pay for them.
If you buy tokens, know that the utility of these assets only comes when the game is live, and they will only keep earning if they get their economy flowing. Show Less
