Which Blockchain powered NFT game are 100K+ people a day devoted to?

Play-to-earn NFT game Splinterlands overtook Ethereum (ETH/USD) in daily transactions and recorded the impressive count of 100,000 players a day. The real-world interest in the game is nothing short of unprecedented, Invezz learned from a press release.

4M daily transactions on average

Splinterlands, which is an NFT trading card game, boasts nine fold growth in their daily users from the previous month. There were just 14,000 players a day then. The number of daily transactions was 4 million on average, which is four times that of Ethereum’s network. This was before Splinterlands improved efficiency by scaling the game to accommodate demand. 

Total daily P2P market sales average $250K

Splinterland players are earning an average of over $30,000 from renting out their cards and almost $250,000 in daily P2P market sales. Their play to earn MO is very engaging and increases gaming items’ real and organic value.

Highly significant player retention rates

The NFT game has achieved one of the highest player retention rates overall because it has succeeded in creating real value. Almost 50% of players bought the Summoner’s Spellbook upgrade. This gives them the right to own their cards in perpetuity and the option to get rewards while playing. 

Dr. Jesse “Aggroed” Reich, Splinterlands co-founder and CEO, said the growth in their game was ‘nothing short of absurd,’ adding:

Play and trade anytime

Splinterlands is a blockchain-based trading card game that lets users play and trade anytime. They compete for limited rewards in the forms of DEC (Dark Energy Crystals), an in-game cryptocurrency token and of rare, valuable NFTs from biweekly season rewards and daily quests.