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Tastemaker. Finding fringe.

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@Dominikz177 @AbstractChain This seems to be a case of pivoting away from what works- treasure chain with gaming

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@Treasure_DAO Killing crypto gaming wasn't the move. I'll lead it back if you come to your senses.

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@northbookprop Also esports is already a thing and it doesn’t change players love for gaming while on or off the clock.

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Disagree if we’re looking outside of memecoins/insider anomalies. This cycles biggest winners are driven by utility and product market fit.

Stablecoins, hyperliquid, launchpads, robinhood(RWAs, opensea “airdrop”), gamification of NFTs.

When people say crypto gaming is dead, it’s not because of lack of attention… it’s because you need the utility of sustainability/persistent incentives.

The future of crypto gaming has very little to do with attention and virtually everything to do with sustainability in wake of a labor market being disrupted by AGI robots.

[skarly @Skarly]

crypto is a game of attention

the current landscape is vastly different to 2021

liquidity is thin, participants are few, capital is smarter

founders that can constantly capture attention for their communities will win

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@northbookprop Don’t always need a token. Watch ready player one or real money trading in MMOs like Diablo 2.

[@levelsio @levelsio]

I think he's right

With regulatory capture we will speedrun to a new feudalist time

Regulatory capture is where you pass regulation, or create government agencies to "protect the people" but in the end it helps protect companies because you stop new companies from being able to enter the market, because the cost of following regulation is too much compete for a startup

Neo feudalism will mean AI companies at the top and the rest of us as serfs paying them to use AI for literally everything

Next in regulatory capture will be banning open source and/or Chinese models, mark my words

That's a very dangerous thing because then there will never be new AI frontier companies being able to compete again and with exponential self improving AI that means essentially no competitors in any industry ever again as they will slowly suck up money in all industries

Safety concerns of AI are scary but the neo feudalism of AI with regulatory capture is a way more scary for me

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@OnchainHarvest How to get mint?

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@zaheerebtikar So locking 8400$ for a shit coin? Doesn’t seem like a seem deal

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@tizzy_eth should do a part 2, in depth on relic stats for pvp, creature variants and trading market.

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@Teknium @gospaceport Can you make a video step by step of how you use Hermes and skills? Or have it made.

Think it would help drive more adoption and increase revenue for future services or products.

It’s been a real Jarvis through telegram!

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@waleswoosh No, things are dead because of inside jobs, MEV and bots(sandwich, algo PnD), institutional and VC hijack, rugpulls, friction, gold fish attention spans, lack of access and distribution. Could go on

ICO and NFT's inception was fair to retail. Worst odds than a casino now.

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@hwbhatti Lemon

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@inhuman No it’s not lol, it’s legends of Ymir by wemix and many crypto games like this have existed for years.

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@theralkia Curious what happened, what was your solution and change

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@AdamAltcoin @PirateNation Any reason to buy?

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@buntfun Pretty clever tactic to shit on your own coins, won't say it won't work

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Incentives drive outcomes...

So how do memecoins thrive when the incentive is dilution?

Reminds me of a failed experiment with high creator royalties for NFT platforms.

The goal should be to bring more normies in not destroy them.

Incentivizing the users works much better as a strategy for acquisition and revenue.

[Ash Robin @ashrobin]

the biggest disconnect in memecoins right now is that launchpads are incentivizing devs over traders

I've seen tons of people say they have moved from trading to just creating coins

launchpads want people creating as many tokens as possible since that is their main business model, so now they are focusing on incentives for people who launch tokens rather than the trader

there was a time when there were very few devs, and everyone was a trader which is why so many coins ripped at the beginning of 2024

the skill gap has become so large that many traders have given up on trading

every time a new narrative comes out, there are hundreds of tokens launched and traders have no idea which coin is going to actually run since there is infinite PVP

it's not surprising to see that launchpads want as many coins created as possible, but it creates a very unfriendly trading experience for people who are trying to trade

eventually we are going to hit a point where there will be 100 of the same ticker as people try to farm dev fees, and more traders will give up as it becomes impossible for a coin to run

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@SamSteffanina Play to earn hasn't died nor will it.

The essence will live under a reiterated and refined process through time. Earning tokens, farming lands, tradable nfts working ingame, buy backs, betting, pvp for valuable loot, ladders, etc.

Anyone can earn but not everyone will.

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@Jihoz_Axie @blockworks @binance Token utliity can limit valuation until token is proving real time to have a very demanding use case.