When most people think about blockchain-based games, they often imagine systems built around speculation, randomness, token emissions, or rapidly fluctuating in-game economies. Many early blockchain projects borrowed heavily from existi...
For decades, online games have largely existed inside closed digital environments. Their economies, scoring systems, rankings, and digital items are typically controlled entirely by centralized publishers operating private servers and internal databases. Players participate within systems they ca...
Much of the public conversation around blockchain technology has historically focused on cryptocurrencies, trading markets, and financial speculation. While those areas helped bring mainstream attention to the industry, they represent o...
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