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If you are interested in the Cardano ecosystem, you should take a look at Cardano summit on 25 and 26 September. A lot of news and discussing and also not only Cardano related but also some partners like WMT should attend. From the summit website: A mix of virtual and live events from around the…
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A green post-COVID-10 recovery in accordance with the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals is possible with blockchain and NFTs.
The play-to-earn gaming economy continues to grow due to massive public demand. CryptoTanks, a new game running on Polygon and Binance Smart Chain, leverages NFT technology to empower the players. Bringing a military and shooter-oriented game to the play-to-earn ecosystem is a further expansion of this growing ecosystem. The CryptoTanks Game Explained Several play-to-earn blockchain games have proven successful in recent months. Ranging from Axie Infinity to StarAtlas and MOBOX, there is a lot of momentum in the space. Players enjoy the concept of controlling their in-game assets and potentially monetizing them in the future. It is the way video games should be: players control their assets and interact with others through built-in marketplaces to earn passive income. CryptoTanks follows along the same train of thought, although its game is slightly different. The military theme is a different spin on blockchain gaming, as there is still a limited amount of playable game genres today. However, any game can use blockchain technology and NFTs to empower its players, and there is still much exploration. The mechanics of CryptoTanks are comprehensible: play the game by using in-game tanks, participate in battles, complete quests, and upgrade machines to increase their characteristics and value. Every in-game item is a non-fungible token(NFT) that players can exchange for real money. As there is no need to buy expensive NFTs to start playing CryptoTanks, the game approaches the free-to-play / play-to-earn level. Although not everyone will be a fan of the 8-bit gameplay, it is an enjoyable experience and makes it approachable for players of all ages. However, it is worth noting there is tremendous variation in the game, as the scenery will change regularly. Additionally, the game offers multiple game modes, including solo and team-based play. The three game modes can award experience, $TANK tokens or money. Similarities With Battle City Upon taking a closer look at CryptoTanks, one can see an overlap with the Battle City game for Nintendo and GameBoy consoles, released in 1985. Certain elements are alike, yet CryptoTanks’s team has added mew locations, missions, tanks, battle modes, decentralized finance and non-fungible token aspects. It is a modern reboot of a cult classic that came out several decades ago. Through CryptoTanks, players can explore a world of nostalgia while benefiting from new technology development by the cryptocurrecy community. DeFi and NFT introduce new gaming incentives, such as the ability to earn or put in-game assets to work for revenue. Players can still enjoy the iconic 8-bit graphics of Battle City but with a few modern twists. CryptoTanks, as a gamified yield farming project, combines beauty with nostalgia and guaranteed prizes. What Are The Benefits of CryptoTanks? Whereas other games would require players to make a significant upfront investment, CryptoTanks takes a different approach. Players can buy NFT tanks from the marketplace. Additionally, players can rent tanks from other players for a revenue share of the winnings. The third option is earning $TANK tokens by playing the game and completing objectives. The team aims to make CryptoTanks as accessible as possible. The mobile applications for Android, combined with desktop applications for Mac OS and Windows, are a step in the right direction. Launching on iOS would be big, as mobile games are trendy these days. As players earn $TANK tokens for every game played regardless of the outcome, there will always be a way to convert playtime to real money. The developers plan to introduce more functionality in the future. One of them would make players unique characters with personality traits. Going down that route would create a unique experience for everyone, which is unusual in the gaming industry. Whether that is feasible or not is a different matter. Assuming it is, there will be different types of classes, yet no two players in the same class will have the same experience. Closing Thoughts It is interesting to see more game types in the play-to-earn blockchain universe. The majority of current games are fantasy and RPG-themed, yet there are dozens of gaming genres. Combining that genre with blockchain and NFT technology can lead to innovative concepts over time. If that experience can be made unique for every player, the industry will likely undergo tremendous growth. Developers continue to push the boundaries of what is considered possible. All of these developments will prove beneficial to video games as a whole, even if not all titles will embrace the play-to-earn model.
Yeah like, u/prussia_dev made this cool faucet for me. https://www.moonfaucet.cc/. A faucet is usually a website that gives out small amounts of crypto to newbies to get them into it but can be used by everyone. They either come as purely nonprofit running on donations or pay for themselves with advertisments. Pays out between 0.01…
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I just read about " 35% of millennials say student loan debt is preventing them from buying a home" source Buying a house? The average cost of a home in America is about $245,000, according to Zillow. In some areas that number can double easily if not more. That's a lot of money. Can…
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It’s all about what happens to Bitcoin price action by the end of the week as $1,000 swings up and down remain.
The adoption of bitcoin as legal tender in El Salvador has been one of the biggest events in the cryptocurrency world this year. However, Nayib Bukele, president of the country, has taken a course of action many consider mistaken. In any case, the Bitcoin Law has put Bitcoin in the global spotlight as a potential […]
After the Chinese announcement yesterday that they're AGAIN (for the 6th or 7th time now) banning the use of crypto I didn't even flinch. Evergrande FUD? It barely tickled me. I dislike China in every way possible, but damn I do have to thank them for making me into a man that I would never…
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Hi, so I just got accepted to stack my eth to eth2 on Coinbase. I was wondering if it is smarter to wait that eth price is decreasing so I can convert more eth to eth2 if it does make any sense. submitted by /u/sickmovez [link] [comments]