Building Sustainable Web3 Games with Owned Liquidity & Tokenized Assets

If it’s tied to the creator, the income from everything that they build should flow into the token. But if it’s tied to a set of work, the creator is free to start new business endeavors without feeling like they’ve already sacrificed a significant portion of their equity. That then leads to another set of considerations. If all of a creator’s exis... See more

Play-to-Earn can onboard new users looking to earn a living and keep them engaged in ways that look more like long-term employment than the latest gaming fad. Turning Axie Infinity into a platform, and one owned and governed by users at that, can create stickiness via network effects and high switching costs, as platforms are wont to do. The Metave... See more

Why do play-to-earn games work when real money trading in games has (mostly) not worked? 💸 What can @AxieInfinity @Diablo @EveOnline @CSGO learn from each other? Thread 👇 proposing a framework for what makes play-to-earn work. Stay a while and listen =)

Axie and its dozens of clones imply that perhaps fun isn’t what’s key for a crypto game to grow, but rather gameplay mechanics that reward players with real-world earnings. Illuvium, another game that won’t be launching for another 2 years, has found itself with an $11B valuation ($ILV) driven largely by introducing a pre-game token and staking mec... See more