Craft World tops Ronin season, overtaking Axie Infinity
Craft World finished Ronin’s sixth Proof of Distribution season with a 426.4 builder score, surpassing Axie Infinity’s 336.6 and earning an estimated 86,003 RON.
Key takeaways
- Craft World posted a builder score of 426.4, beating Axie Infinity’s 336.6 in Ronin’s sixth season.
- The provisional reward for Craft World is estimated at 86,003 RON (≈$3,900) versus Axie Infinity’s 67,901 RON (≈$3,100).
- Between Seasons 4 and 5, Craft World’s displayed growth metric rose 26%, activity 16% and gas usage 13%.
Craft World, the idle resource game from VOYA Games, emerged as the leader of Ronin’s sixth Proof of Distribution season, according to data published on November 10, 2026. The game recorded a builder score of 426.4, outpacing the platform’s founding title, Axie Infinity, which posted 336.6. Provisional reward calculations estimate Craft World will receive about 86,003 RON—roughly $3,900—while Axie Infinity is slated for 67,901 RON, or about $3,100, based on a RON price of $0.0455. The leaderboard remains provisional pending final data verification and potential wash‑trading adjustments.
Season metrics and growth
The Ronin leaderboard aggregates multiple signals, including trading volume, contract interactions, and gas consumption, then applies a conviction multiplier to generate an overall score. While Craft World’s total score eclipsed Axie Infinity’s, the underlying metrics tell a nuanced story. Between Seasons 4 and 5, Craft World’s displayed growth metric increased by 26%, player activity rose 16%, and gas usage climbed 13%, indicating heightened engagement. Conversely, DEX and contract figures fell, suggesting that the growth was not uniform across all activity types.
Why Craft World’s win matters
Craft World’s ascent is notable because Ronin was originally built to support Axie Infinity. The result demonstrates that a new developer can achieve a substantial foothold in an ecosystem long dominated by its founding franchise. The game’s mobile‑first design introduces players to a fully on‑chain resource economy without requiring deep technical knowledge. Users gather materials, expand production chains, and trade via an Exchange linked to Katana, embedding blockchain transactions directly into gameplay. This model may encourage broader adoption of on‑chain mechanics beyond niche audiences.
What to watch next
Observers should monitor the final data snapshot for Ronin’s season, which could adjust reward allocations and leaderboard positions. Additionally, the impact of Craft World’s growth on Ronin’s overall transaction volume and on‑chain activity will be a key indicator of whether the platform’s ecosystem is diversifying beyond Axie Infinity. Finally, any updates from VOYA Games regarding new features or cross‑chain integrations could further shape the competitive dynamics on Ronin.


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