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I think a big question here: how do you sustainably create an in-game ecosystem where people can *make* real money? What are other players paying them for? The answer, maybe: if people value in-game success, they can "hire" other players by buying their in-game items etc.

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Amy Wu

@amytongwu

Jul 14, 2021

1/ After spending more time in the @AxieInfinity ecosystem, I feel that the heart of the play-to-earn (P2E) model lies in the new guild system, like @YieldGuild

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Two games that do this well are Warframe and EVE.

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I think this is one of the great blockchain use cases in gaming

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This is what the $KIN project is trying to achieve. To be the most used crypto in an ecosystem of apps and websites! (Gaming, utility, health, social media…) kin.org 1drv.ms/x/s!AkW5Dnexk0

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Create a new ecosystem altogether? Think of it as how composability flows. Analogy: would be how ERC-20 tokens & new paradigm that spawned #DeFi as a result. In your scenario "hire" other players by buying their in-game items etc - You're now successfully spawning new innovation!

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is creating an ecosystem that allows participants to make real money, beyond buying and selling in game assets. For example, mining tokens from various projects in their ecosystem. They have lots of other things cooking as well.

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This may occur naturally once VR has advanced considerably imagine a Runescape-esque world, but where we can all hook ourselves in and actually experience it a fantasy world that is ubiquitously appealing... you may see some value the currency there on par with real world money