The September Analysis
Hi there! Since we’ve recently updated the key indicator graphs on tfl.trueflip.io, it’s now time for a brief summary.
First, it’s good to see that the games on trueflip.io are staying profitable. As seen in the graph, Rapid to the Moon has increased in ticket sales compared to August. In September, RTM alone accounted for almost 30% of the total monthly sales.
Chain’s Code has slightly dropped in sales, which might be due to the launch of Magic Dice, which has drawn much of the attention of our core community. At the same time, Pirate Bay has overcome its previous losses, showing profit in September and thus growing significantly compared to previous months.
All in all, the results of the four games on Trueflip.io indicate the efficiency of our efforts – all graphs reflecting the Token Holder Fund are now in “green”, meaning they’re all growing except Chain’s Code and all staying profitable.
One of the strongest numbers would be the total of paid (winning) bets on Trueflip.io – nearly 320,000 in September.
The main drivers of this result – as evaluated by the team – would be the numerous updates on the platform itself, which have allowed our community to play longer and deposit more funds. In short, the average LTV keeps growing, thus bringing better results.
Magic Dice does not show up in these graphs because it is just making its first steps now. However, we expect this game to bring us positive stats right from its launch, and the first numbers will arrive shortly, to be published in the next update.
In October, we’re expecting some more drivers to play a positive role. These include the long-awaited launch of our first bonus pack, arriving in October and to be available in all games on Trueflip.io – please stay tuned for more news on the topic.
Also, we’re continuing our marketing efforts, setting up brand-new CPA offers for our existing partners and letting others get in on it. CPA aims to help us build a base of active players and “balance” the audience, bringing more diverse players into the game :)
Hey, guys, we know this analysis wouldn’t be complete without feedback. So, please, get involved and tell us what you think the most effective medium of a report like this is. We’re endeavoring to give you something really comprehensive, so help us out a bit, and we’ll love you even more :)
Warm regards, and good luck!
Yours,
TF team