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Microtransactions so you can spend money for worthless on-chain "collectable" crap. Each one is procedurally-generated with a random seed and digitally signed
by thesuperbigfrog 3y ago
Microtransactions so you can spend money for worthless on-chain "collectable" crap.
Each one is procedurally-generated with a random seed and digitally signed so it's "unique" despite the millions per second that can be cranked out by a Raspberry Pi.
- nomel 3y ago> Each one is procedurally-generated with a random seed This is, obviously, not true. There are deck building card games that have fixed cards. Imagine Magic, but the game loads cards that are from your wallet, that you can pass to someone else wallet, by trading/selling outside the app (which, apparently, is why Apple won't allow it).
- wnevets 3y ago> Imagine Magic, but the game loads cards that are from your wallet, that you can pass to someone else wallet, by trading/selling outside the app Doesn't that already exist without NTFs or crypto, e.g. the steam marketplace.
- nomel 3y agoYes, to some degree. Alternative implementations of a public, "trustable", transaction record weren't what I was replying to. I was replying to the use case of one.