Investigation: On average, 40% of total players in each Web3 game are bots
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Investigation: On average, 40% of total players in each Web3 game are bots
After analyzing over 60 games and servers, we identified a total of 200,000 bots. On average, bots make up 40% of the total player count in each Web3 game.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsWritten by: Levan
Translated by: TechFlow
After analyzing over 60 games and servers, we identified a total of 200,000 bots. On average, 40% of the total player count in each Web3 game consists of bots.
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