At CoinGeek New York 2021, presenters from Haste Arcade, HandCash, NFTY Jigs and Built By Gamers spoke about how they are collaborating with one another to push online gaming forward.
Joshua Henslee discusses the CoinGeek New York conference speakers and applications he is most excited about, and what positive impacts they can make in the space.
The impact of MetaCoin has been substantial in only one month because of this alignment of incentives. Imagine how strong this bond could be this time next year, Joshua Henslee writes.
AMM Exchange TokenSwap launched their native exchange token TSC on September 14 at an initial price of 8,000 satoshis.
The ShowPay team launched MetaBot, which asserts to be “the first original Collectable NFT on MetaNet” and the “first functionalized NFT based on the Sensible contract.”
Unbounded Enterprise announced a partnership with BSV wallet HandCash on application Duro Dogs, built on the NFTY Jigs platform atop the RUN token protocol.
Onboarding to digital currency is not a big issue, and creating useful applications establishes the incentive structures to bypass this problem completely, Joshua Henslee writes.
Non-fungible tokens are supposed to be unique digital assets whose supply is verifiable, where the issuer and purchasers have attestation, rights, and controls over what can be done with said asset.
Pay to play is not necessarily bad for content creators, it is just inefficient in regard to revenue generation for the creator, moderation and setting expectations with the communities.
If the starters were implemented as digital assets on-chain, players could enforce this one starter design provably using the Bitcoin ledger as the source of truth.
In the next article of CoinGeek’s series of interviews with token protocol founders on BSV, Joshua Henslee talks to Tokenized CEO James Belding.
The initial version of the minter is limited in supply and image size capabilities, but these are technical issues that will be overcome in time, Joshua Henslee writes.
