@Superphiz and @AustinGriffith Explore Blockchain Games
summary
Three games show concrete tradeoffs: Axie runs ownership and breeding on Ethereum but moves play and items to a dedicated side chain ronin, which already settles a 1.5 million dollar land sale and cuts gas that used to make listing cost ~$15 and onboarding with three Axies around $50 each; it uses SLP/AXS tokens and considers Chainlink VRF for randomness. Skyweaver keeps gameplay off‑chain, puts 500 collectible cards on Matic/Sequence, offers tradable silver/gold cards via a nifty‑swap AMM and conquest staking. Dark Forest uses xDai, burner wallets, zk‑snark‑based view proofs, browser miners and a 12 cents of honey faucet trick that yields ~6¢ xDai daily so games are effectively free.
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- 0:00Start
- 3:45What Makes a Blockchain Game a Good Game
- 33:37Closing Questions
- 37:53Skyreaver
- 43:27Nifty Swap Protocol
- 1:01:51How Old Is the Burner Wallet
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