Micropayments, or “nanopayments” as HandCash prefers to call them, represent payments under $1 and at scale, can bring untapped potential to new business models.
In the past, players either purchased the game, subscribed monthly, or funded gameplay, but now with the blockchain-based play-to-earn model, players make micropayments of fractions of a cent.
The Japanese video game company behind "Tomb Raider" has signed a deal to sell off some of its game development studios and IPs to fund new blockchain, AI, and cloud services investments.
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.
In this latest installment of More than Money, Adam Kling talks about the BSV blockchain, play-to-earn games, scaling, and the difference between play-to-earn gaming and eSports.
Duro Dogs has discovered somewhat by accident a new angle—introduction to responsible dog owning—to the NFT game, which launched as an online game where players can enjoy looking after their unique virtual friend.
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.
Blockchain entrepreneur recently Aleksandra Los hosted Polish Blockchain Association Gaming & Blockchain webinar, which discussed how blockchain is transforming the gaming industry.
The BSV blockchain's international association will host a Blockchain 4 Gaming event in Warsaw, Poland on June 7, 2022.
Responsible gambling has always been an important topic within the gambling industry, but only recently the industry is hearing about blockchain-powered solutions to the classic pain points in this area.
Critics dismiss blockchain as nothing but a speculative asset attached to a distributed spreadsheet, but the iGaming Business webinar shows that the technology could revolutionize other industries.
The proposition of NFTs in video games is being met with even more hostility as publishers and gamers view the concept as a further cash grab to continuously extort players.
