/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50278856

Imo the next big thing is Blockchain/nft/crypto incorporated into gaming albeit not as the main feature.. No one wants to play shitty games like axie etc or at the very least they won't when presented with a better product such as something like runescape, wow, mine craft etc.

The gaming industry is in the hundreds of billions of dollars of value but it also carries with it incentives for users to keep playing and to try it out etc.. Marketability is massive with streamers and so forth.

So if a blockchain project can successfully crack the gaming market the pay off is astronomical for early investors but also generally people involved with the game whether they're players etc..

Suddenly the idea of these generic cefi, defi and other associated generic projects isn't as appealing to investors in the face of proper use case projects aimed at everyday people.

So I'm focused on Domi Online at the moment. It's success hinges on the upcoming alpha and eventual gameplay freely playable etc but it's already appearing like a potential front runner in the space with the people on board (devs from runescape, wow, voice over from elden ring, assassins creed etc).

>>50148377

I disagree.. we're on the cusp of proper games arriving soon in the block chain space that will make axie look like a Mexican finger painting. Some of these games look and play like runescape/wow/fortnite etc but they are proposing to integrate nfts (skins, items etc) and the token has utility too (purchased items etc) and the whole p2e component.

If balanced correctly.. it will be huge.

Pic related domi online which is launching alpha in Q3 this year

>>50035272

Imo the next big thing is Blockchain/nft/crypto incorporated into gaming albeit not as the main feature.. No one wants to play shitty games like axie etc or at the very least they won't when presented with a better product such as something like runescape, wow, mine craft etc.

The gaming industry is in the hundreds of billions of dollars of value but it also carries with it incentives for users to keep playing and to try it out etc.. Marketability is massive with streamers and so forth.

So if a blockchain project can successfully crack the gaming market the pay off is astronomical for early investors but also generally people involved with the game whether they're players etc..

Suddenly the idea of these generic cefi, defi and other associated generic projects isn't as appealing to investors in the face of proper use case projects aimed at everyday people.

So I'm focused on Domi Online at the moment. It's success hinges on the upcoming alpha and eventual gameplay freely playable etc but it's already appearing like a potential front runner in the space with the people on board (devs from runescape, wow, voice over from elden ring etc).