Have seen a lot of blockchain gaming pitches (and failures) in the past. And I've never believed it's something users cared about.
Axie, STEPN... remember Sandbox? Structurally what they all missed is that not everything has to be some money making scheme.
People play games to check out from reality. The act is *supposed* to be functionally useless. For good ol' fun.
This one feels different. If you haven't seen what @0xl3th3 and @jb0x_ did with @kamigotchiworld, it's time to pay attention.
That was just the beginning.
The @asph0d37 whitepaper is now live.
We've been working on this project for 4 years, but this is the first time I've explained what Asphodel actually is.
You should read it. Or maybe you should have an agent read it for you.
Link below.
@Restructuring__ Do it if you love law, but it's objectively suboptimal when it comes to $.
Even assuming you have *no* debt going to law or medical school, you're nowhere close to M&A/Tech/Enterprise Sales.
Made this decision a few years ago s/o @BowTiedBull
@CometShock the problem is defi failures are pretty binary. it either happens big or not at all. in practice, it’s rare that juniors get hit and seniors don’t.