Bitcoin did the heavy lifting of creating a peer-to-peer decentralized and tokenized financial network. One person can send another person halfway around the world $1,000,000 in BTC for a paltry $20, sometimes even as low as a dollar and change. The problem is that microtransactions, such as sending a friend $4 for a cup of …
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Backed by blockchain technology, NFT-based games incorporate player-owned economies, providing gamers monetary incentives to play.  Most of these games offer much more than just one single gameplay. They’re actually social metaverses where players are encouraged to actively participate in future game development. These economies are built around games’ native currencies. The following guide goes over …
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Axie Infinity is a community-driven blockchain-based digital pet game that enables players to earn money while playing the game. Think of Axie as a hybrid between Pokemon, Tamagotchi, and CryptoKitties. It is one of the most popular NFT token-based games, with over 19,000 monthly active on-chain users. One of the most notable characteristics of Axie Infinity and …
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Sorare is a French blockchain startup building an NFT collectible game revolving around fantasy soccer (football)– not to be confused with American fantasy football. The game consists of unique digital tradable cards of football players, some of which have attracted considerable market value. One such card of Christiano Ronaldo recently sold for $102,000, making it …
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Street Fighter cards are glorious reminders of the nineties; they’re a passport to the age of arcade gaming. The first Street Fighter was released in 1987, a simpler time when Internet gaming was still over a decade away. Street Fighter trading cards entered the scene in 1991, bringing the hype of sports cards into the …
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