It seems like 2023 will be a bumper year for blockchain gaming

The DappRadar review highlights some interesting trends from last year that will likely define 2023. That includes an increase in on-chain transactions and the number of unique active wallets.

According to DappRadar, gaming accounts for almost half of the on-chain activity in the Dapp industry.

In addition, the number of on-chain game transactions reached 7.4 billion, an increase of 37% from the previous year. Since 2020, on-chain game transactions have risen by 3,260%.

I think that's not a surprise that Polygon was one of the year’s big winners, with an average of 97,384 dUAW. A 338.37% increase in UAW from 2021. The Ethereum side-chain has also had a great start to 2023. This week it announced that the Web3 gaming platform Fractal will expand into its network. Another bullish sign for Layer 1.

I think that Splinterlands remains the most popular game but I would point out CoinFantasy as one with a bright future.

Furthermore, the gaming dapp had over 1 million transactions every month, which means that each Unique Active Wallet performed five transactions on average each month.

If trends continue, 2023 will be a growth year for blockchain gaming, don't you think?

Do you think that the blockchain gaming industry should likely focus more on its poor UX problem in 2023?