I don鈥檛 like to embarrass people. Frankly, I could write about a great deal of things that could literally put people on notice. I choose not to. Taking the high road is always the best path.
Some of the projects created in crypto lack a sense of imagination. While others are direct copy cats of chains that already exist. Many of these devs are just looking to get quick VC money and jet. Or rug pull and say they got hacked.
We are truly in the Wild West phase of cryptocurrency. Some will make it to the next stage of development. While others will go to zero. Many will stall while maintaining the status quo.
Gaming is the new trend for cryptocurrency that should start gaining some traction in the coming years. Now, there are some real gems out there. Even some that have gotten some interest from the DoS boys. You know you have pissed someone off if your game gets DoS attacked.
There could be various reasons for these attacks. The main reason should be obvious. Giving people freedom to play instead of toil upends the entire legacy system. It also shows the illusion behind work and toil.
Suffice it say it is pretty eye opening. It is also why some projects that I currently use remain kept to myself. At least until a long track record has been established. And of course promotion could upset the control freaks.
Some of the games to earn Bitcoin are more of a novelty right now. Sadly, many of these devs truly lack the ability to reward properly. Some of these devs have received millions in VC capital. Yet, earning .00000002 Sat for some minor gameplay is an insult.
I鈥檓 sure some of these games are just existing shell apparatus while the VC鈥檚 get fleeced. So instead of rewarding the players with a sizable pool the devs pocket the capital as a salary. Sadly, this occurs more often then you think. And the players move on to a better system.
Finding the perfect reward balance is not an easy task. Many gamers want a large enough pool to feel their play is worthwhile. Yet, some of the gaming pools I鈥檝e seen are just not worth it. $800 weekly pool may sound sizable. Yet, divided by 4 to 6 thousand players and the numbers dwindle.
Even worse the more users the lower the reward pool. This work in progress of gaming in crypto will need a great deal of tweaking. Not to mention the many trial and error development. The good news is that more people are working on a solution.
I believe that the many who are developing in the blockchain gaming area should focus on the rewards first. This area alone is the central weak point. As an avid gamer I鈥檓 looking for nice sizable rewards. My time is valuable to me.
Grinding it out for a few Sats is not going to get me motivated. Not to mention pretty insulting. Games should be fun. But they should also be rewarding.
All I can say is that the blockchain chain team that finds the right reward/income balance will find wealth at their doorstep. We all know people love games. But it is the crypto income that will keep them returning.