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It doesn't matter how many times they repeat it. No matter how much they insist on the idea that NFT and blockchain are the future of videogames, and that this is going to be good for creatives and players; that it will serve to better preserve content. I don't want neither NFTs nor cryptocurrencies in the video game world. It's pure speculation. It's something that brings no real advantage beyond pure digital asset collecting, which seen like that, okay, sell all the NFT paintings you want, but that's it. I don't even feel like having aesthetic content exclusive to the blockchain. Why force people to get into that speculation game? It reminds me of the times of the controversial Diablo 3 auction house. Maybe -on second thought- your intentions are good, you want to give value to the items players buy because yes, in this digital world, DLC and even your games can go out of business one fine day. With an NFT this would not happen. That asset will be yours no matter what. But tying it to video games has other consequences.

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Despite the high volatility of the cryptocurrency market in 2022 and also the weakness of Bitcoin (BTC) to surpass the $50,000 mark again, metaverse games and games to win continue to draw attention in the market.  In March alone, the STEPN game saw its native GMT token rise more than 10,000% and go from $0.01 to more than $3.00.

In STEPN, players are paid in cryptocurrencies for performing runs and hikes.  In the month of March, players had the opportunity to earn an estimated $217 for every 11 km run, either walking or running.

In addition, games such as Metamon, Axie Infinity, Sandbox, among others, announce various collaborations and novelties ranging from traditional global brands to famous artists. A recent survey by DappRadar revealed that there are currently more than 150 games to play to win in the cryptocurrency market.

The top game on the analysts' list is Axie Infinity, which even with the Ronin blockchain hack, considered the biggest in the history of the cryptocurrency universe, remains one of the top metaverse and play-to-earn games on the market.

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The system uses the Ethereum blockchain network and with its cryptocurrency Ether (ETH) you can make buy and sell transactions. Wow, that ETH is the currency we are going to use for everything.

There is an auction market for new cards and another for transfers (between users). If you are skilled in buying/selling you can get a little money, which you can reinvest or spend it on a new computer that for some time the one you have is going like ass.

If you take a look at the transfer market, you will notice that there are cards from previous seasons. These cards can indeed be used as long as the player is still active and competes in a league covered by Sorare.

When you create your account, your wallet is automatically created, where the balance of Ether (ETH) that you have recharged or earned will be stored. Topping up can be done from another ETH wallet, an exchange or with your credit card.

So the main premise is: if you don't play, it doesn't add up. So easy, so sad... Especially for those of us who have a special gift in choosing the players that the coach, just in that match, has decided to give them rest...

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The main cause is that half of the bitcoin transactions on Steam were fraud: "We ran into problems when we started accepting cryptocurrencies as a payment option. Fifty percent of those transactions were fraudulent, a mind-boggling figure. They were customers we didn't want to have."

Fraud is a big reason, especially with that percentage. But there's more. Steam's founder also complains about the volatile price of bitcoin, which was a nightmare for them: one day a game was worth 20 euros in bitcoins, and the next day its price had shot up to 100 euros. They had to constantly adjust prices, and it was crazy.Finally, he also cites the high fees charged by currency exchange houses to convert bitcoins into dollars, which reduced their profits.And while it's fair to say that now the cryptocurrency market is more serious and stable, many of those reasons haven't changed.

Gabe Newell isn't too convinced by NFT plays either, at least as they're set up now. "There's a lot of interesting technology in blockchain and how to do a distributed ledger, but I think people haven't understood why you need a distributed ledger," he explains.