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By Juan Mende.
Play-to-earn is a model for games where players can earn real money or other rewards by playing.
The play-to-earn market has been growing rapidly, especially in the last few months. The growth has been so rapid that it is hard to keep up with all the changes.
In 2020, gamers exhibited interest during and after quarantine.
From January to December, DappRadar reports a 35% rise in daily activity for all crypto...
Cardano Alonzo: solving long-standing crypto problems
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Following a significant update over the weekend, the Cardano network now allows users to execute smart contracts, boosting its competitiveness against larger competitor Ethereum. For many users, the event may signal the conclusion of certain long-standing Ethereum Network problems.
The soon-to-be-famous On September 12, 2021, the Cardano blockchain completed its Alonzo update successfully. Following the conclusion of the Alonzo hard...
Play to Earn
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Traditional video games, or as we knew them until now, did not give any type of reward. But with the crypto revolution, a new type of game was created, play to earn.
Actually, the concept of a game close to playing to win has been around for some time. in role-playing games like World of Warcraft, where individuals accumulate rare goods in these massively multiplayer online role-playing games (or MMORPGs) and sell them to the...
What are NFT Avatars?
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The most common kind of asset created on the Ethereum blockchain network is non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
ERC stands for “Ethereum request for comment” and refers to the network’s many phases of development. The most widely used standard is ERC20, which was adopted in 2015. USDT (USDT), USDC (USDC), Basic Attention Token (BAT), and Dai (DAI) are just a few of the well-known digital currencies that utilize the ERC-20...
London Fork
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Cryptocurrency investors may be aware of the “London hard fork,” a significant Ethereum update.
London’s hard fork occurred nearly exactly on time at 12:33 p.m. UTC on Thursday, during the height of the 12,965,000 block, bringing in EIP 1559.
The ‘London hard fork’ is a forerunner to Ethereum 2.0 and introduces significant changes to the network, including how mining will be done in the future and the...






