NFTs for Art & Games

[doogyhatts]

The app logo isit the white shoe with a lighting logo?

Yes.

 

[alfonsoyy]

Yes.

Ty for the confirmation. Besides this, u got play any other NFT or play to earn / free to play+earn games for this year? If yes, any recommendations?

 

[doogyhatts]

Ty for the confirmation. Besides this, u got play any other NFT or play to earn / free to play+earn games for this year? If yes, any recommendations?

I only have StepN.

 

[doogyhatts]

Google Play policy updates.
https://www.coindesk.com/web3/2023/...gital-assets-allowing-nfts-in-apps-and-games/

 

[doogyhatts]

Japan PM on integrating Web3 economy into their country.
https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2023/07/25/japan-signals-more-web3-promotion-policies-are-to-come/
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bina...ote-web3-as-binance-announces-imminent-launch

A similar situation with AI image generation tech.
On X, there are plenty of Japanese accounts with AI generated girls including anime, and all communication is done in mostly Japanese.
While the western countries are mired in Cancel Culture mentality.

 

[doogyhatts]

Yuga Labs doing short demo sessions in The Otherside.
https://www.coindesk.com/web3/2023/...up-its-bored-apes-with-latest-otherside-demo/

 

[doogyhatts]

Gravity Game Hub is from SG.

 

[moonraiser]

Any suckers still play nft?

 

[doogyhatts]

Any suckers still play nft?

There is no more speculation for almost all projects, so the NFT-art projects that I see now are mostly generative art.
Basically people supporting the excess computer science grads, and not for flipping into monetary gains.

The rest are the indie artists, including traditional ones that digitise their paintings and tokenised them for their patrons.
Existing large game projects mixed with NFTs, tend to have VC investments or they themselves had done bitcoin mining before since 2010.