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1) FTX is really excited to support web3 gaming. But we have a very specific approach: support great games.

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2) Too many times, our ecosystem has tried to build out NFT-enable games, but forgotten the first step, which is to build a great game. And just as importantly, web3 should make a game better, not neutral or worse. If integrating crypto hurts a game, we don't want to do it.

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3) We're excited to support a number of our gaming partners with a full web3 suite. We also want to have an in-house case to develop our whitelabel package. But the single most important thing about that in-house game is, again, that it's a great game.

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4) Well, that--and also that it's a team we really love and believe in, with a vision we believe in, who we're excited to work with and empower. We've found that game, and that team. I know, because I--and many of our employees--have been playing the game since it launched.

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5) So we're incredibly excited to welcome

@StorybookBrawl

to team FTX.

zdnet.com

Exclusive: FTX buys Good Luck Games in quest to convince gamers to love NFTs and blockchain

The crypto company hopes to use the acquired firm's Storybook Brawl title as a showcase for what blockchain tech can do in the gaming space, and its staff as an in-house advisor on how to introduce...

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6) We're excited to explore what the intersection of NFTs, crypto, blockchain, and gaming looks like. But we're even more excited to see where Storybook goes. Our mission is to help them build the best games they can--with as much (or little!) integration with FTX as they want.

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7) I've known the team behind it since middle school; we grew up drafting Magic: The Gathering at the same shops. I'm incredibly impressed with what they've built, and can't wait for what's left to come. GL HF