
Building an NFT game: Part IV
FROBOTs stands to be the first NFT application where the NFTs are actually agents themselves and not just property. It encapsulates behavior, as it is CODE, not just static data.
FROBOTs stands to be the first NFT application where the NFTs are actually agents themselves and not just property. It encapsulates behavior, as it is CODE, not just static data.
Looking around now at the constant stream of insolvencies cropping up in the industry, it is clear that we are facing a contagion story that is almost as big as the mortgage crisis of 2008.
STAS is the first generic token protocol to address all token use cases, given its reliance on native bitcoin script for token transfer conditions and satoshis themselves to keep the balances.
In his keynote speech at the recently held BSV Global Blockchain Convention, Dr. Craig Wright introduced the idea of Bitcoin as a base layer for other blockchains, particularly Ethereum.
One of the big announcements from the BSV Global Blockchain Convention was the introduction of a smart contract transpiler, which can port code written in Ethereum’s Solidity into Bitcoin sCrypt.
BUX is a set of tools with a generic indexing service that devs can use to index their specific types of transactions without writing their service and running a fully verifying blockchain node.
A good game must provide a sense of achievement, entertainment, challenge, education, and gratification to its players, as that is essentially what they are willing to pay for.
NFTs provide the ability for game designers to add a different incentive dimension for players, allowing them to get more engaged in the games by adding a meta-game element.
For a game to develop real value, players must have an equal balance and skill component as a factor of winning. Without these, the game is nothing more than a complex slot machine.
There are two benefits to using non-fungible tokens in a game: First, it allows for more play-to-earn models, and second, it allows for potential persistence of virtual assets.
A recently published article by an anonymous author is seemingly aimed to promote the new "scaling solution" proposal on the Lightning network BTC.
In this article, Jerry Chan explores each of the three strategies in scaling Ethereum and why none will achieve the intended goal, as none addressed the lack of scalability of the layer 1 blockchain.