If it’s fungible and you can trade it in the open market, yes, it feels like real money because it is a few clicks away from converting to real money. So it’s g

If it’s fungible and you can trade it in the open market, yes, it feels like real money because it is a few clicks away from converting to real money. So it’s gambling. It’s just gambling—and/or “play to earn”—with all the toxic incentives that brings. The enthusiasm is in this space is just a race to leverage to relative lack of regulation of this form of gambling.