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Immediately upon entering the Web3 rabbit hole, one realizes that it’s hard to talk about crypto without also talking about gaming — specifically a highly financialized form of “gamification” revolving around microtransactions and “play-to-earn” (P2E) incentive design, whereby players win real tokens with real financial value for specific behaviors... See more
Water & Music • Rethinking “gamification” for DAOs
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The Future of Work Is Not Corporate — It's DAOs and Crypto Networks | Future
future.a16z.comfuture.a16z.comLike the first question I ask myself on any token is, why would someone buy this? And it seems like such an obvious question, but in all the talk on play-to-earn, what you hear the most is some variant of, "Oh, it goes back to the Vitalik story, I wish I could have sold my sword in the game, I can't believe I didn't own my things." And that's all g... See more
Sam Englebardt • Investing in Immersive Worlds
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More fundamentally, if money is the end point, is it truly a game or just a gamified micro-economy where “farming crypto” is a core game mechanic?
Will Wilkinson • Is Crypto Bullshit?
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The core vision behind play to earn (P2E) is to address these issues by offering real player ownership of in-game assets and their surrounding world, ultimately creating greater stickiness and retention of communities.
kx • Play to earn economies as base layer protocols for games
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Part of the magic of Web3 gaming is the ability for players to cash out their in-game work. So far, though, most play-to-earn games rely on attracting new players to make this possible.
Nat Eliason • Building Sustainable Web3 Games with Owned Liquidity & Tokenized Assets
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