Russia’s largest bank forecasts $46 billion in first-year crypto exchange trading under new rules: report
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Play-to-earn mechanics and why most of them collapsed.
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The promise sounds simple: play a game, earn crypto, pay nothing to start. The reality has never been that ...
The most common point of failure in crypto gaming isn't a smart contract bug. It’s a DM from a stranger.
Every new player in an NFT game faces the same fork in the road. You can breed new assets from existing one...
The Sky Mavis Ronin bridge exploit remains the largest single theft in crypto gaming history. On March 23, ...
Energy systems are an invisible throttle on every player in a play-to-earn game. Without them, token emissi...
Sberbank's forecast comes as the country's new crypto regulations are set to take effect on Sept. 1, 2026.
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Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek said the company’s app and exchange were unaffected by the Tectonic breach and continued operating normally.
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Gabriel Perez used his access to Trump's speeches before delivery to bet on "presidential mention market" contracts, profiting more than $107,500 before the CFTC caught up with him.
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The promise sounds simple: play a game, earn crypto, pay nothing to start. The reality has never been that clean. Crypto games almost always require some form of payment, whether you hand over money directly or trade your time for a chance at rewards that may never come.
Crypto gaming - often called blockchain gaming or Web3 gaming - emerged between 2017 and 2021 as a promise: you could play a video game and earn cryptocurrency tokens or NFTs that had real market value. The most famous version was "play-to-earn" (P2E), where players received tradable tokens for in-g
The most common point of failure in crypto gaming isn't a smart contract bug. It’s a DM from a stranger.
Every new player in an NFT game faces the same fork in the road. You can breed new assets from existing ones, or you can buy them ready-made on a marketplace. Neither path is inherently better. Each carries a different set of costs, delays, and risks that shift depending on the game's economy at the
The Sky Mavis Ronin bridge exploit remains the largest single theft in crypto gaming history. On March 23, 2022, attackers drained about $625 million in ETH and USDC from the bridge connecting Axie Infinity to the Ethereum mainnet. The hack exposed how a system designed to move tokens quickly became
Energy systems are an invisible throttle on every player in a play-to-earn game. Without them, token emissions would flood the market in hours. Two games made this mechanism central to their design: Axie Infinity and STEPN. Both use daily energy caps. They enforce them differently.
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You swap from your own wallet. The transaction settles on the chain and you pay its fee.
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