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It’s tough to keep tabs on the ever-changing crypto gaming space, thanks to the constant flow of news: everything from big game launches and fun degen experiments to token price swings and occasional project collapses. It’s a lot to follow. Luckily, we’re plugged in at Decrypt‘s GG. We cover the biggest happenings throughout the week, and then this weekly roundup provides a quick way to catch up, as well as find a bunch of other little bits of news from throughout the week. Top stories GUN expands to Solana: Off the Grid’s GUN token expanded to Solana on Thursday, after originally launching on Avalanche’s GUNZ network. This move was designed to lower entry barriers for users, and aligns with Gunzilla’s multi-chain strategy. The GUN token’s price has fallen sharply over the last week amid the expansion, per data from CoinGecko. Despite the token decline, in-game NFT sales are growing. Off the Grid’s marketplace processed $666,600 in volume across a 30-day span from early June into early July, with notable skin sales like the $5,499 Tacoma Pioneer gun skin. Existing GUN tokens will remain on Avalanche with optional bridging to Solana available. While the Solana expansion may improve accessibility, skin traders are more focused on the upcoming OpenSea marketplace integration, which they believe will significantly impact the skins economy.  Why crypto games keep failing: It’s been a rough year for crypto games, with many once-hyped titles shutting down in recent months. Last week, we got confirmation of another promising game that’s gone offline: OpenSeason, a meme-infused riff on Fortnite’s battle royale shooter template, which closed down its servers amid growing costs and shrinking funds. The team behind the game has pivoted to Booby Bot, a simple gambling game featuring AI-generated female nudity. Got time for a rich weekend read? We…

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