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@inkonchain builders, you’ve probably seen Kekspace by now. The game, the Halloween maze, the pixel world, the avatar. But from what Im aware that’s barely 10% of the full product available yet. The real core of Kekspace is still under final polishing and yet to be released. My thesis is that Kekspace will attract a massive audience of players, including people who have absolutely no connection to crypto today. Look at the legacy of social gaming: RuneScape, Habbo Hotel etc. Kekspace is building in that lineage, with a Web3 layer underneath. Were not gonna do maths here but the ambition is to bring a huge new crowd of players and users into the ecosystem. And so far it ticks every box for the qualities required for that. Some of those people will make their very first crypto purchase because they discovered Kekspace, wanted an item, wanted to participate or just enjoyed it. This is also why Kraken’s involvement and the support from people like @arjunsethi matter. There is a much bigger opportunity here than simply launching another crypto game and @krakenfx knows it. Now imagine your project being part of that world. Your own presence, your own community, your own products and identity. Games, collections, events, quests, items and experiences that people can discover while exploring Kekspace. You’re not handing your project over to someone else. You’re adding another place where people can find it, interact with it and become part of your community. And you have an opportunity to get involved early. The upside here is considerably bigger than most people realise. So if you’re building on Ink, get in touch with @_pr0m3theus_ , lead dev or someone in the Tg. Have a conversation, they’re open and collaborative. Projects that get involved now have the opportunity to build relationships with the team, receive more direct support, help shape how integrations work, and establish an early presence in the world. There’s a difference between joining while the ecosystem is being built and showing up once it’s already successful. Early projects can become part of the story from the beginning, with the kind of recognition and position that may be much harder to secure later. You don’t want to wait until Kekspace is packed with projects and players to discover the opportunity. Get involved early, build alongside the team, and establish your place before the crowd arrives.