Recently, the gaming guild Yield Guild Games (YGG) announced a significant decision that has garnered widespread attention in the cryptocurrency market. The guild has decided to use 30% of its revenue to buy back its own tokens, marking a shift for YGG from the traditional "making money through gaming" model to a new model of "holding tokens to receive dividends."

This innovative strategy quickly sparked market reactions. With Binance launching the YGG perpetual contract, the price of YGG tokens surged over 40% in just a few days, peaking at $0.24. This model of elevating gamers from mere 'workers' to 'shareholders' undoubtedly enhances the appeal of YGG.

However, this novel business model also faces challenges. YGG's current price-to-earnings ratio is at a high level, while the entire gaming guild industry is still in a slump. In this situation, YGG's long-term development will largely depend on the actual performance and sustainability of its ecosystem.

In the short term, YGG's innovative model has indeed brought significant topicality, likely attracting more investors' attention. However, in the long run, whether YGG can truly establish a prosperous ecosystem will be the key factor determining its success or failure.

Meanwhile, other trends in the cryptocurrency market are also worth paying attention to. The Solana (SOL) ecosystem seems to be recovering, with an influx of funds driving up the price of SOL. Additionally, the upcoming CPI data may also have a significant impact on the overall cryptocurrency market. In such a volatile market environment, the performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies like XRP and BNB is equally worth investors' close attention.