The Game On! Summit 2021 is a virtual conference celebrating the essence of Gaming ๐ฎ, Art ๐จ, Music ๐ต and Entertainment (GAME) industries. Join Allison Nam as she moderates a panel of blockchain gaming founders on their gaming careers here ๐
๐น Sarah - COO of Gala Games @ForTheBux
๐น Bozena - CEO and Co-Founder of GAMEE @anestetica
๐น Jesse - Co-Founder and COO of Pixelcraft Studios/Aavegotchi @gldnXross
๐น Leslie - Co-Founder of Dreams Quest @lesliedanchan
๐น Has been an entrepreneur throughout her life
๐น When the opportunity for @GoGalaGames came along, it caught her eye as they were doing something very revolutionary
๐น Their first game, @TownStarGame, has been live for over a year now
๐น Entrepreneur and gamer ๐ฎ
๐น Had the idea to build a mobile gaming platform connecting friends across multiple games ๐ก
๐น Left Google to work on gaming
๐น Launched over 80 games on their platform @GAMEEToken
๐น Gave % of revenue back to gamers and they loved it
๐น Was in the crypto industry for the greater part of the last decade (e.g. started out at the academic side, worked in an exchange, etc.)
๐น Discovered NFTs and went full-time on a NFT start-up
๐น Saw NFTs as a different approach to crypto adoption
๐น Started out through a YouTube channel called DeFi Singapore
๐น Co-founded @DreamsQuestNFT
๐น Will have a dynamic NFT function using Chainlink VRF. After every battle, the attributes of the cards would be randomized
๐น Token launch in a month's time ๐
๐น NFTs are getting more popular and accepted
๐น Blockchains enable genuine ownership of game assets
๐น Opens many doors for developers, engineers, designers, players, and collectors
๐น If investors want to enter the NFT space, they should understand the various categories of NFTs well
๐น Believes that people would want to look into asset-backed NFTs or gaming NFTs where there is real tangible value to them
๐น Markets are cyclical in nature
๐น There's also faster growing areas within the NFT space
๐น Blockchain gaming/NFT gaming is here to stay
๐น Eventually, big brands will have to get onboarded or be left in the dust
๐น Hard to know what's the plan of the tech giants
๐น Can be certain that they are watching this space
๐น When they eventually jump in, it will create a big wave
๐น Like to address 2 types of audience: 1๏ธโฃ Tech-savvy audience 2๏ธโฃ Underserved
๐น This audience wants to jump in to something that she calls experiential reality
๐น Facebook's founder has claimed that they will be bringing the Metaverse to life
๐น @XRAssociation: a consortium of companies that is defining this new experiential reality
๐น Facebook made claims that moving money around the world should be as easy as sending photos
๐น Previously, Facebook was looking into creating a cryptocurrency called Libra
๐น Due to regulations, it has scaled back to something that is now called Diem
๐น Excited with what they are building with @aavegotchi
๐น Working on a metaverse. On track to deliver it by end of this year
๐น Very close to having their first land sale ๐
๐น Keeping the game balanced and getting everything to work well
๐น To handle the 3 most important things that they value most
1๏ธโฃ Community. Trying to find out how to bring that value to their play-to-earn model ๐จโ๐ฉโ๐ฆโ๐ฆ
2๏ธโฃ Marketplace. Will be up in 4-6 weeks' time
3๏ธโฃ Partners that they have onboarded ๐ค
๐น Hootsuite Digital 2021 Report estimates 1.55 billion people online who have not yet started playing games
๐น This is a massive market opportunity
๐น Advise audience to explore further on topics of NFT and blockchain gaming
Seeing a lot of new people doing summaries now. I wonder whether we are the only one questioning some things we observed:
Q1) What is the value of summarising an article that can be read in less than 5 min?
Are we indulging on the laziness of content consumers and encouraging a habit of being able to read short form content like twitter only? Is that good for the community?
2) Are we summarising when we shouldn't? We are guilty of this too.
Why don't we see anyone summarising a poem? Or the results of a sports event? Because some things have to be experienced in its entirety, otherwise the full context is lost.
Join us today as we share the pod summary of @BanklessHQ, where the hosts @TrustlessState and @RyanSAdams interview @AriannaSimpson from @a16z. She specialises in crypto gaming and will be sharing her thoughts on the crypto gaming space. Read on below ๐
๐ธ General partner from a16z
๐ธ Founded Autonomous Partners before that
๐ธ Recently named in Fortune's 40 under 40
@BanklessHQ@TrustlessState@RyanSAdams@AriannaSimpson@a16z ๐ธ We figured she's a voracious reader too
๐ธ Hence the trading card depicts her as Belle, from Beauty and the Beast
๐ธ In the podcast, she recommends Masters of Doom by @davidkushner
๐ธ This is the book that inspires the quote in the trading card
Chainlink is not just about price feeds. There are many other services that @chainlink provides as well. In this episode of the ChainLinkGod Podcast, @ChainLinkGod and @Crypto___Oracle dives deep into each and every Chainlink service, unpacking how they work. ๐
๐น Blockchains are isolated networks
๐น Oracle problem: Blockchains have limited ability to verify/impact external systems
๐นAn oracle is a piece of infrastructure that deals with data in the external world and syncs it with the blockchain
Today we share the pod summary from The Metaverse Podcast with host @jamie247, featuring DeFi's high-quality meme generator, @pplpleasr1. Here, she talks about her journey into crypto and how she accidentally got into the niche space between DeFi and the NFT space.
๐ธ Featured on @FortuneMagazine's crypto cover and NFT series
๐ธ PleasrDAO started because of her - honorary member in the DAO
๐ธ Influenced by Chinese/Japanese art animated films, underground music scene and video game in her art
@jamie247@pplpleasr1@FortuneMagazine "You're best known as DeFi high-quality meme generator. Who would have thought that was a career? Interesting to know what your family thought of that career choice. I'm sure they're over the moon about it now, but doing it is probably quite weird."
In conjunction with @bootfinance release of the Litepaper, we're going to share a few highlights of it. Hopefully, the Litepaper will become even lighter for a quick review of what's important. Will still highly recommend everyone to read the entire thing for context.
@bootfinance What is Boot Finance?
๐ธ Aims to let projects control their own liquidity
๐ธ One massive single liquidity pool cannot persist as projects move to L2
๐ธ Arbitrage bots ๐ค can arb the price across multiple liquidity pools cheaply and easily
๐ธ Boot Finance aims to reboot ๐ฅพ that
@bootfinance Problems with current AMM
๐ธ Constant product swap curve needs to be relooked
๐ธ Massive value leak ๐ง as tokens are speculated on but not flowing back to the project
3-pronged ๐ฑ proposal
๐ธ Stableswap public AMM on newer EVM chains
๐ธ Customswap AMM
๐ธ Unified cross-chain AMM
We continue from where we left off last time as we share the pod summaries from @FloorisRising, where the hosts @kaifuku_kizu & @SabretoothSG talk about the generative artists that they found interesting.
This is the 2nd part of a two-part series. Read on ๐
๐น @mattdesl has done art drops on @artblocks_io and @onhicetnunc
๐น Subscapes - floor price is around 7.5 $ETH
๐น Interesting that Matt dropped Subscapes on Art Blocks but also a companion piece on Hic Et Nunc (HEN)