ACE is now around 0.073u. Its all-time high reached 16.73u, which means it’s down 99.96%.

This game is quite hardcore: it’s a 3A-class game independently developed by the team. It uses the Unity engine, plus a high-definition rendering pipeline for the visuals. For online synchronization, it uses a protocol the team wrote themselves, ensuring that all game outcomes are calculated by the backend—eliminating cheating tools.

Under the hood, it runs on its own built chain called Endurance, optimized specifically for game and social scenarios. It’s EVM-compatible, so wallet services, game publishers, and more can be integrated.

Its performance over the past week has been down—down by roughly five percentage points. It’s related to the heightened tensions in the Middle East earlier on and the market’s increased risk-averse sentiment. When risk appetite drops, these more speculative game tokens are hit first.

Now the circulating supply is already the bulk—close to 70% of the total supply—suggesting most of the chips are already out in the market, not a kind of early-stage project with heavy locked funds.

Projects like this—independently developed games plus a self-built public chain—have a pretty complete narrative. But the gaming track hasn’t been doing great these past few years. For the price to truly take off, it still depends on whether the game itself can attract players.#ace $ACE