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They've been issuing non-fungible-tokens that have some real world value since TF2 went free to play. It's just that they control the entire system and can rem
by X6S1x6Okd1st 5y ago
They've been issuing non-fungible-tokens that have some real world value since TF2 went free to play.
It's just that they control the entire system and can remove the real world value from them at will.
- mminer237 5y agoTF2 items are not NFTs. They're just entries in Valve's databases. There are several times where someone hacked someone else's account and stole hats which Valve returned, and I remember at least one time when a bug gave out hats by mistake and Valve trade-locked them to prevent the abusers from tanking the market and profiting from their abuse.
- X6S1x6Okd1st 5y agoOh I suppose not all of them are differentiable, so they would be fungible. I thought they had some that do things like track ownership/number of kills etc which would make them non-fungible & I'd say they are tokens. You as the end user just don't own them.