Designing an Open Game Economy (Part 1)
This article series is a thesis on a new type of blockchain economy, one that more closely resembles the economies we experience in the real world.
With the proliferation of virtual ghost towns, it's time for a new approach.
@Feeshievap @CircuitousMess @wydinnu @tropoFarmer@tragicbirdapp@FBI I do not know whose the butt of the joke, the person who's defending a jpeg of an ugly monkey or the person who is actively trying to argue with him.
@Pedros_Banioles Don't blame the greediness of a few people to the whole crypto bro, 90% of this page's stories come from the hubris of its players rather than the tech itself.
This kind of shit happen weekly in Wall Street rn you just don't hear it because you're not following the proper feeds.
@Hemicrypta I don't know what the hell you are talking about, I just told you that the guy that you consider the Boogeyman of crypto has affected the market as much as a firecracker in the Pacific ocean. You the guys who are jousting at windmills if you ask me.
@mikeyface That and the fact that we are in a bear market slowly turning into a great recession but these articles never mention that huh? Honestly when I see stats like I start to worry and pull some graphs somewhere else to see if this a butterfly effect, but you people will never learn.
@mikeyface Yes, the fade died down because selling pictures of monkeys is not a viable business venture. But NFTs are here to stay as long as projects keep blooming with new ideas and such... (1/2)
@Hemicrypta@mikeyface Not even a bump, everyone involved with NFTs don't even know that video exists simply because it was a mush of lies and sometimes truths made to impress the untrained eyes and confirm the hate mob's biases. That video can be debunked by any amateur with a search engine.
@barenhard@hmmm1776@btctoltc @77MichaelR I just don't want to wake up the next day and find out my data was breached because some guy at Twitter clicked on a shady NSFW link (while at work) and got the entire network sent to the deep web.
@barenhard@hmmm1776@btctoltc @77MichaelR Literally nothing changes from what we're working with right now, if you have an account you are expected to keep it safe that's been an unspoken rule since the invention of... passwords.