The interesting shift around @PlayOnMint isn't really about another reward mechanic. it's about making player activity feel like it leaves a trace. the latest platform updates connect XP → progression → leaderboards → ecosystem rewards, so activity isn't isolated inside one game anymore. what caught my attention is the shared progression layer. instead of every game starting from zero, the ecosystem is moving toward a system where progress can carry across supported experiences. that creates a different way to think about Web3 gaming. the game is the experience. progression is the identity. and with MintABear adding another community/IP layer, the ecosystem has more ways for players to express that identity beyond a single session. that's the part i'm watching. if player history can become a persistent signal across games, then XP stops being just a number on a screen. it becomes part of the player's journey through the ecosystem. can @PlayOnMint turn player progression into a real identity layer for Web3 gaming?