> I'm more wondering why legit investors pour 12 mil into something that it obviously a short-lived gimmick. I think that might because you're looking at it li

> I'm more wondering why legit investors pour 12 mil into something that it obviously a short-lived gimmick. I think that might because you're looking at it like this: "How will a game that lets you breed collectible cats be something that people wanna do for a long time?" When instead you should be looking at it like.. "Can provably scarce digital assets that are actually owned by users (not rented like the current system) be useful in the gaming world?" CryptoKitties as a game is likely just a fad. But the investors are betting the latter idea might be a game changer when executed correctly (ie. building a fun game that has longterm user retention)