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What are the key factors of CTG Season 1’s success?

BD Lead at Cyber | Director at Stanford Blockchain Accelerator | GSB Alum

For the second part, does it imply that there's a potential scalability issue comes from people not knowing as many people anymore?

@li should weigh on since she actually played. I only heard about it. But from what i've heard, feels like strong combination of playing and spectating. Familiar game that's fun to play for some, but fun for those not playing because they knew lots of the participants.

- targeting crypto natives meant being able to bootstrap a large and compelling prize pool
- the close-knit nature of the contestants within a community meant it felt like a fun, multiplayer game with nuanced coordination dynamics
- for me, the most fun element of CTG was the group chats/cabals - to the point above