Play-to-own, NFTs and Web3: Crypto Raiders drops knowledge with NFT Steez

Play-to-own, NFTs and Web3: Crypto Raiders drops knowledge with NFT Steez

NFT Steez chats with Crypto Raiders about the state of blockchain gaming and how to prioritize fun over “financialization” when it comes to NFTs and P2E models. Blockchain gaming and the play-to-earn model were all the rage in 2021, but over time, the model declined as a few kinks were revealed and the wider nonfungible token (NFT) and crypto market hit a few speed bumps. It’s safe to say, the sector is “down, but not out” and it’s entirely possible that blockchain gaming could see another 2021-style surge once the market regains its momentum.On Friday, NFT Steez, a bi-weekly Twitter Space....


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