nChain will reinforce Symplify’s product offering as a leading innovator in Web3 and enterprise blockchain technology. Together, they will combine their unique strengths and capabilities to deliver innovative products that will transform the way businesses will operate in the iGaming space.
Bitskwela sets up its third Bull or Bear debate on the sandy beaches of La Union, where six debaters try to outsmart each other in addressing common queries in the world of Web3.
The current game monetization model is broken, but it can be fixed by allowing the player to risk and win their own rewards by defeating other players, like in an actual competitive sport.
ICE London set an attendance record when it welcomed 40,000 unique gambling industry attendees to the ExCeL from February 7 to 9, such an exciting milestone for Clarion, the event organizer.
Yosuke Matsuda is set to be replaced by Takashi Kiryu, who currently serves as a director within Square Enix. Kiryu was previously a general manager at metaverse-related firm Dentsu Innovation Initiative.
In this CoinGeek Backstage interview, Agon Hare, Jason Brink, and Nikita Koslov share why the Philippines’ passion for gaming and eagerness to learn are critical to blockchain mass adoption.
CoinGeek Bitcade is a private and exclusive social designed to bring together professionals in the gaming space and a chance to explore innovative games built on the blockchain.
Several firms have abandoned plans to launch their Dungeons & Dragons-inspired digital collectibles following the announcement of a proposed ban on NFTs, which the RPG publisher later retracted.
Amazon is in talks with blockchain companies to partner for the NFT offering, with likely partners from blockchain gaming firms, digital currency exchanges, and layer 1 blockchains, according to reports.
Gaming items converted to NFTs are considered "gifts prohibited under the Game Industry Act," and dealing with them equates to promoting speculation, according to the court ruling.
Play to earn games and their in-game assets do not have the same levels of investor protection as traditional investments, according to the court ruling.
Yosuke Matsuda, Square Enix president, wrote in his customary letter to shareholders that blockchain-backed game development will be the centerpiece of the company in the new year.
