Web 3 Gaming: What it is and Why it Matters
summary
Claims that a wallet is just a private key and public address and that decentralization reduces platform lock‑in get specific here: wallets use a 12‑word mnemonic, MetaMask/Argent/WalletConnect handle signatures, IPFS offers storage, and scaffold‑eth plus speedrunethereum.com are given as hands‑on dev tools. Examples include CryptoKitties (early proof of concept), SkyWeaver (CCG), Loot (experimental collaborative worldbuilding), and Axie Infinity hits $29B market cap which demonstrates market impact and large adoption, so the model both works and creates new play‑to‑earn economies. wallet = mnemonic private key scaffold-eth and speedrunethereum.com
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:47Who is Paul
- 1:59What is Web 2
- 3:11Attention Economy
- 4:25Web 3 Explained
- 7:07Wallets
- 8:45Decentralized Finance
- 10:38Play to Earn
- 11:51Web 2 vs Web 3
- 13:37New economic models
- 15:48Understand the Technology Stack
- 16:47Connect with other builders
- 17:59Thoughts on building games in Web 3
- 19:17composability
- 20:13currency
- 21:22community
- 22:28outro
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