Why does a blockchain game player and someone in the game business care about Web3 AI mining?
Because Web3 games involve so many aspects: making a chain game requires developers and game production teams, publishing and operating chain games requires public chains, wallets (decentralized wallets/AA/MPC/centralized wallets), and Web3 payments. - Legal currency deposits and withdrawals, player communities, guilds, a large number of KOLs, Web3 media, cloud service providers (it can also be Web3's cloud), endorsed Web3 funds, various chain game distribution platforms, galxe and other task platforms. . . Issuing and listing coins requires DEX, CEX, market makers, trading pools for tokens and eth btc stablecoins, and token pledges. . . Etc., etc.
Web3 games are open economic systems, which are more difficult to do well. All the modules involved are worth participating in depth to understand the logic as long as you have time.
It doesn’t matter whether you lose money or make money by speculating on coins. For me, the most important thing is experience. After a game is listed, why does the price rise or fall or finally returns to zero? Why do Web3 gamers give up? It’s all worth it. To observe and experience.
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