Sometimes, I look back and remember the pre crypto era. Jobs from the internet were mostly scams. Surveys, blogs, faucets and other kinds of useless projects.
What a beautiful time to be alive.
Today a blockchain user not only participates in the game, but owns fractions of it. The player has full sovereignty over his assets. Transparency, security and absolute control over his account, characters, objects and items.
Thanks Blockchain!
The model is fair, the centralized middleman disappeared. Control is not lost, it is just distributed in the right way.
This year I changed the computer and the cell phone thanks to an intense activity in crypto games. I work as a designer, so, thanks to cryptocurrencies, I bought a powerful computer and a decent cell phone. This in Latin America would have involved a debt with the traditional banking system.
Ethereal objects are more real than ever.
An NFT in games is a tool not unlike a carpenter's hammer. That NFT has a value linked to the potential use that can be given to it. That NFT added to your work is a source of income that pays better and better every day. Today games compete to see which one gives the best rewards and thus attract more workers to their platform.
Work? Mining? Gaming? An expected outcome.
Many still remain captive to the big, archaic and decaying platforms. But player by player we are growing and consolidating something bigger than ourselves. The revolution may be slow, but it is unstoppable. The old business model is dead, just that no one warned them.
With crypto, if you are properly informed you can make very efficient use of your time. Still, I play all day and stop only to sleep and eat. I have three screens, I can attend several games and also do other activities. I design and create content for those games and when I can, I assist them in their projects by providing logos, graphics, videos and ideas.
Decentralization creates a fertile context for dapps and games to develop with crystal-clear rules in communion with users.
A small group of independent programmers can create an economically sustainable game, make themselves known and generate value from knowledge. Decentralized networks are becoming more powerful every day and Hive is a perfect example of this phenomenon. For years our Splinterlands was on the undisputed podium as the best and most populated video game in the entire cryptosphere.
Today, with decentralization it is possible to generate a transparent, agile and easily ledgered system, automated and at a marginal cost.
Hive has all of the above and something unique that stands out: a social platform for the organization of events, reports and rewards. Hive has superior advantages over its competitors in cost, scalability and size of its active community.
We are the pathfinders of a new economic paradigm that can change the rules of the analogue world.
Players, developers, investors, designers, writers, all leading figures. Cryptocurrencies unite and equalize. I have been playing for as long as I can remember, I have never crossed words with any developer.
In Hive I maintain a dialogue with them, I invest, I win, I propose things and I am listened to! I even collaborate with graphics for the publications of some games and communities. The direct contact between developers and users generates a dynamic feedback. A closeness between the player and the developer that you don't see every day.
My experience with crypto games is more than satisfactory. In RPGs I was always the miner par excellence, so I usually adapt pretty quickly. Hive and video games have an incalculable impact on my life. I continue to be surprised by the lack of users, although there are more every day. Our gamer ecosystem is robust and there are a lot of games running. I tried them all and also did extensive research on other blockchains.
A picture of my place. @Cryptobrewmaster,
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and watching some news in the third screen
Cryptobrewmaster, is a perfect example of a very interesting and innovative system.
Few have the level of development and economic mechanics of the games on Hive. Games like cryptobrewmaster have a very interesting system of compete2earn.
Contrary to the norm, instead of earning money in the form of tokens, you buy and invest to produce, compete and receive rewards.
There are juicy payouts for those who manage to qualify and there are different categories where you can compete.
Positioning in competitions has juicy rewards. This brings many benefits to the game economy. It avoids inflation, generates buying pressure to compete. Also maintains constant and intense activity within the game.
I've been here for more than a year and its evolution is constant, the staff is present and for making a post with your weekly report you receive votes from the Staff.
This is one of the many examples of innovation in diversity, one of the strengths of decentralization. Infinite diversity in infinite combinations.
I hope I didn't go on too long, it's a subject I am deeply passionate about. I hope you enjoyed reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Thanks the @OCD team to bring this oportunity to talk about this needed topic and for his constant work!