Make the On-chain Kingdoms Last: Welcome to 2001
summary
Argues that sustainable on-chain games require operations tech not token hype: concrete tooling includes auto asset import from Unity/Unreal, catalog and SKU management, live‑ops automation, and blockchain oracles that turn validated game events into minted NFTs. Emphasizes cross‑chain portability and upgradable smart contracts to avoid lock‑in, economy design that prevents NFTs cannibalizing IAPs, and a staffed engineering product (125 people, 110 engineers) delivering plumbing that lets stores sell NFTs without forcing crypto wallets.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Choosing investment partner
- 2:29Web3 vs 2001 walled gardens
- 4:54Gaming and blockchain fit
- 6:40Balancing in-app purchases with NFT economies
- 8:04Selecting the right blockchain
- 9:49Accelerating Web3 adoption
- 11:34Operationalizing Web3 gaming
- 13:20Smart contracts and oracles
- 15:07Shift to long-term Web3
- 16:55Store-compliant NFT purchases
- 18:00Second Life future of Web3
- 19:44Smart contracts transform transactions
- 20:49Economic potential of gaming
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