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transferred to where ? Vast majority of game's ecosystems are just "cash gets into the game, THE END" and then lives in game's database. Even if for some reason
by ilyt 3y ago
transferred to where ? Vast majority of game's ecosystems are just "cash gets into the game, THE END" and then lives in game's database. Even if for some reason a company wants to share currency related stuff between their own games, "just building internal app for it that's just a front for a database" is far simpler solution than whatever blockchain thing this is.
It's a solution looking for a problem.
- dharmab 3y agoThis was made by Linden for their game Second Life, which allows players to exchange in game currency for real money (dollars, not crypto). Many players use the game as an income source. Linden had a problem, built a solution, and spun off it off into a company.