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I think Gods Unchained, a collectible card computer game, is a pretty cool use for blockchain technology. I'd be much more inclined to "pay to play" if I actual

I think Gods Unchained, a collectible card computer game, is a pretty cool use for blockchain technology. I'd be much more inclined to "pay to play" if I actually owned the thing I'm paying for and could sell it later. Though I didn't personally get into the game enough to bother spending money on it. Here is a quick MIT Tech Review article on it from 2019: https://www.technologyreview.com/2019/07/11/693/this-blockchain-based-card-game-shows-us-the-future-of-ownership/ https://www.technologyreview.com/2019/07/11/693/this-blockch...

sleepybrett 5y ago
You could do that without a blockchain.
- Sparkyte 5y ago
  The problem with unchained too is that it is literally attached to the market not as a protocol of it's own to divise exchange and authenticity of held digital goods. For example it is completely tied to etherium. Bet $10 that their backend just maintains the rarities but doesn't assign a real blockchain value to ensure security and ownership.
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