“The problem with play-to-earn blockchain games is that they're very zero-sum. At the end of the day, you're only playing the game to benefit the game economy, versus the entire ecosystem.

In the first six months of launch, 10K+ addresses completed a task on RabbitHole and $100K in rewards were distributed by projects to users who completed tasks. One reason for its strong initial traction is its positioning as the only crypto native acquisition channel that projects have.

You can think of blockchains like digital nations - ultimately, what's most important is that people have jobs that increase the GDP of the digital nation. For blockchain games, your energy is spent on these separate islands and not benefiting the countries they built on top of. I think, over time, there will be more networks that look like play-to... See more

Today, RabbitHole helps crypto projects to get more users and find contributors. Tomorrow, RabbitHole wants to become the credentialing system for web3 aka digital resume for the decentralized world. As users complete tasks, RabbitHole can curate an on-chain graph of a user’s prior achievements and thus develop a system of verifiable credentials. P... See more