ALICE (ALICE)

Good morning X MyNeighborAlice Alice . A lot of projects make airdrops feel like full-time jobs. But with @MyNeighborAlice, it’s more natural. You earn points in Alice just by doing normal game activities, farming, fishing, exploring, and being active in the world. There’s a 50,000 $ALICE Spring reward pool live now, and I like that it rewards actual players instead of people spamming tasks. Play more and earn more.

Afternoon CT ☀️ Still really excited about @NomismaNetwork Season and how this AI optimised L1 on Chromia is shaping up. The DeFi campaigns with Diamonds rewards actually make the ecosystem feel active instead of forced. It’s quietly becoming one of the more interesting testnets around right now. Big shoutout to @XOOBNetwork too for keeping the vibes alive through these campaigns on impactfi. Even the @MyNeighborAlice campaign has people farming points daily now 😅 Feels like more communities are starting to connect naturally. What’s your take on it so far?

good day, gm fren 🔆 i've played a lot of games that call themselves "open world" but @MyNeighborAlice actually has characters with names, roles, and stories sitting inside the world beekeeper bob, shipwright jose, ivan the merchant you help them, they help you, and your island slowly becomes something worth showing people it's a small thing until you realize most web3 games skip it entirely Alice : https://t.co/9LSd1vXtTn

Good morning, it’s a new day. Spent some time properly going through MyNeighborAlice and a few things clicked for me. Everything sits on-chain through Chromia. Land, items, even progress. If you earn it, it’s yours to keep or move around. They also didn’t rush the economy. $BJORN runs the day-to-day side of the game, while Alice holds the heavier roles like ownership, staking, and governance. It keeps things from feeling forced early on. What surprised me about @MyNeighborAlice a bit is how easy it is to get in. No wallet needed at the start. You can just enter, look around, understand what’s going on, then decide if you want to go deeper. With the XOOB campaign and Spring airdrop live, I’ve been a bit more active there. Just observing, testing things and seeing how it unfolds.

In MyNeighborAlice, land is more than just something you hold, and it all connects back to @MyNeighborAlice It’s your own space in Alice where you can build, farm, trade, play, and hang out with others. There are only 100,000 plots in Lummelunda, and you can own one, rent it, try free land, or use someone’s. Once you have land, you can create your space, complete tasks, join events, and earn rewards like $BJORN. It’s not just gameplay, it’s something you can actually benefit from. Unlike regular games where you grind for nothing, here you create, you own, and you earn. So it’s not really about getting land, it’s about what you turn it into. Because the real winners are those who build things people enjoy.