Melchori

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by Melchori 4y ago
That's not the point I was making. Playing a little bit with game economics is fun to a certain point.
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by Melchori 4y ago
Very interesting to find this type of sentiment on hn. But let me clarify: I lived the wow time. It destroyed 3 relationships from friends I know, it broke carrier chances for 2. Yes there is a difference between grinding a little bit of go
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by Melchori 4y ago
Gaming with being able to earn money is something I normally call gambling or work. It's depressing to think about it. And yes people who made gold in wow were also not gaming but working. It wasn't cool, fun or whatever 10 years
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by Melchori 4y ago
You clearly never heard of import laws or ignore it to make an argument which is flawed.
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by Melchori 4y ago
You can't do that with crypto either. Because you actually need to convert your Fiat into crypto first. The current limitations are real and the theoretical possibility is equally good of what currently exist: a black market. In Iran e
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by Melchori 4y ago
Ah come on... You can get a good stable salary in Amsterdam and have a great life...
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by Melchori 4y ago
So as soon as you were paying back into your country you decided enough is enough and moved to a country with much higher social inequality? Okay good for you but a weird brag. One of my main reason not to go to USA is exactly that. I don&#
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by Melchori 4y ago
Do you know that or do you assume that? There are global trade and sanction contracts between USA and eu fyi and the financial sector is even more strongly regulated.
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by Melchori 4y ago
So digital like nft? I'm waiting for a good relevant use Case. Haven't found one yet which is purely digital.
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by Melchori 4y ago
This is not a new feature of crypto. It's ignorance. You can easily do that with other tech. Crypto right now is just to new to have been properly regulated yet. And while you are true that you can run your own wallet, you are dependin