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The niggerkikes constantly going after NFTs and Crypto are scared of the unregulated economies that will happen as a result of it. The idea of it being an investment is the wrong idea. It is the vehicle of freedom from kikes in a future of constant financial regulation.
Two inevitable scenarios are coming and their value will only become more self evident as the financial kikes want to control more and more.
Unregulated decentralized NFT Crypto bartering in an escrow trust-less decentralized marketplace that can replace all classifieds is what is needed. Where no one can ever be scammed.
Unregulated Decentralized MMO Games with real world value and crypto. Yeah its gambling and I don't give a fuck. This will entirely change the dynamic of all games.
Both of these are coming.
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@vrilium "Yeah my game idea is runescape crypto stake bets, the whiteman will always come out on top in that."
"What do you mean that game mode is full of venezuelan bots?"
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@RatPoster i don't want a shitcoin or a new coin at all. existing reliable coins will be used in a DeFi manner. like i said I don't care about the investment part at all. it has nothing to do with increasing the value, more that the value can be transferred in an unregulated and decentralized ecosystem. NFTs aren't a store of value, its a means of cataloguing a digital asset, like nonfungible barcodes on boxes in a warehouse, to prove the authenticity of the ingame item. like how a PSA serial number and grading proves a pokemon card is real. the psa serial number isn't worth anything, the pokemon card isn't worth anything its just cardboard, but it is what it represents that is worth something, and it needs to be authentic to represent it, and just the same an NFT should not be worth anything, like how the paper of a $100 bill isnt worth anything. or how your credit card number or the plastic it is on isnt worth anything. Its a representation. The idea of buying jpegs is a retarded use of NFTs.
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@vrilium I'm sorry your idea was even stupider than I previously thought it was, so you want to give charity to whites through grinding in a videogame?
How would you prove they are white? Would you require an ID to sign up? Real name and crypto wallet? Referrals only? What stops people from faking all that to get easy money in an "Unregulated and decentralized ecosystem"?
What keeps the money flowing? Endless charity from wealthier crypto bros?
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@RatPoster nah not charity, more like a competitive gambling world. think of it as an in depth poker night with a lot more money on the table while having deep RPG aspects instead of primitive games like poker. White Autists will come out on top in such a place.
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@RatPoster just as many fiatjew projects that fail. 9/10 projects fail. good i hope the shit ones fail. doesn't have anything to do with the technology being viable. how far down have we fallen where we are defending kike usury artificial economies and pretending they are more substantial. YES I am a cryptobro. aren't you a bro? you said that to try use that buzzword against me? Are you a fiatjew? watch how you come running back to this tech the moment you get told you can't have a bank account because you said nigger online. think this future won't happen? think again. when it happens (and it will) remember how you were wrong, i'm just a few decades ahead of you. pictured, me NEETmowing, you *NOOOO!!! ONLINE GAMES CAN'T BE MONETIZED BECAUSE THE BANK JEW SAID ITS BAD ALSO GAMES ARE ART!!!!!!!*
"i better call him cryptobro, like the jew said, that will really show him"
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@vrilium Sorry but you will have to convince me your shitcoin is just as real as the jewdollar. And yes I 100% said cryptobro because I knew it would upset you, because it's funny.
Online games can be monetized needlessly, good online games shouldn't. Cryptobros can't understand this simple difference.
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@vrilium And i'm saying that's a doomed concept because you have to make games fun, not financially benificial. Also, the moment you make it possible to earn money through your game it becomes infested by the worst sorts, the wow token and OSRS have proved this alone with the amount of south americans and chinese that bot the shit out of those games. If your one in a kind good crypto mmo does take off, it would only benifit third worlders.
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@RatPoster works perfectly well in gambling. you just haven't seen RPG games do the same thing. If you can earn currency in a game for quests, it will work if it was tied to real world currency. Games used to be hard to make. Server infrastructure used to be expensive and hard to build. Not so much anymore. WHITE autists coming out on top in puzzle solving is infinitely more valuable than the paper pushing of most productless jobs. Sure they are below skilled trades (which I work and am skilled in), but I want a decentralized economy for the White NEET autists. This inevitable idea makes the kike sweat buckets :trollface:
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@vrilium Games are easier than ever to make, but still just as hard to make good. You simply assume that you can make a good game without respecting the artform or passion that goes into it, joining the endless horde of cryptobro failed products. I don't care if you legitimately think this is good for whites or not, you are retarded and wrong.
Crypto will never be a good foundation to build any good game on, you are attached to an idea that is somehow less successful than games churned out to facilitate steam trades or skin gambling.
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@RatPoster why? except for some physical trades (which are the only real jobs or skilsets), most jobs add zero physical value to the world and are just people pushing paper and numbers around with zero physical lasting aspects. essentially most jobs are already the same as an online game with real world currency. the dollars in your bank and wallet are already NFTs. you just haven't faced this fact yet and pretending like kike currency is somehow more authentic. i'm all for having games accruing financial wealth to some skilled puzzle solvers. the more antisemitic opinion is to be for hamsterwheel jobs that have zero physical results to earn less than that of online games with real world currency :trollface: become more antisemitic
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@vrilium You will never have a good crypto MMO for the same reason you will never have a good asset store flip MMO. You are approaching an artistic endevor from a financial stance first, in a genre that is probably the WORST kind of game to pitch to new people. The MMO genre is ruled by titans in their specific niche and only maybe one or two will ever be relevent to the average person, so unless you are confidant your crypto game can dislodge games like WoW or FFXIV then you are looking at burning money for a playerbase of maybe 10-100 people.
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@RatPoster you misunderstand, I don't want to earn money in games, i already have money, I want to create the ability for WHITE Autists to earn money within online games so that the zero physical product jobs can learn their place far beneath the physical trades. it will always be more antisemitic to create value in unregulated markets in which NEETs with autism can farm. Only normies who want to reinforce the fake perceived value in productless jobs would be against that. Become more antisemitic
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@RatPoster what investments do you have?
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@vrilium I invest in pictures of smug anime girls, the return rate is much higher. Sorry man but crypto based games are a failing concept. The absolute best you could ever hope for it to be properly implemented in a decent game is an alternate payment method to buy the game.
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@vrilium "This time for sure"
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@vrilium we already have MMO with real value it's called selling runescape gold
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