Bits & Blocks: The Fusion of Gaming and Blockchain
summary
Ready.gg offers a layer three service that onboards web2 studios and claims 16 signed partners covering ~2,000 games and ~250 million web2 MAU, projecting 10 million paying wallets in 3–6 months; infrastructure choices hinge on low gas, social logins and an L1 that actually scales. Vulcan Forged reports ~12 games and ~160 staff and describes building a Vulcan Verse MMO live in public to keep NFT holders engaged. Panelists debate tradeoffs: incremental revenue lift and retention versus small cohorts of high spenders, plus missing L1/L2 interoperability and agent-driven automation.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Blockchain gaming intro
- 2:27Web 2.5 gaming integration
- 10:50Onchain vs hybrid gaming
- 16:48Scalability and L1 selection
- 19:36Blockchain tooling evolution
- 24:47Launching web3 games at scale
- 29:43Closing remarks
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