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@stripe what about x402 ???

@ishtwts already there packages are looking for funding. run `npm fund` for details.

Startup idea: Ads in terminal Imagine watching an unskipabble 60 seconds ad for running npm install.

BREAKING: The U.S. Government secretly registers the aliens​.gov domain name.

@AlgooshPortal Hope that 25% is not the tech team...

OMG 😱

Hope it is positive 😃

Big news! SEC policy material is adding weight to the digital commodity argument for utility-driven crypto assets. For Algorand, that matters. ALGO is used for consensus, fees, and network activity on an open blockchain, supporting the view that its value is tied to protocol utility rather than ownership in a business. #Algorand #ALGO #SEC #Blockchain #SEC

@AlgooshPortal @davidonchainx How can we tell if they are real?

@davidonchainx Define ´real people.´ 😂

Do you talk to AI more than you talk to real people? Be honest

Maybe later? I prefer shopping without time pressure or pushy salespeople. I'm used to going through everything with my agent anyway. Much easier to scan the QR code and confirm the order later for delivery. It's not about revenue -- it's about buyer satisfaction.

@Tekeee Bottom?

People are quitting Crypto in numbers I’ve never seen before

@AlgooshPortal @Cointelegraph Crypto is like Mastercard, but without a card and a bank. 🤣

@Cointelegraph Centralized players trying to buy the decentralized future😅

🔥JUST IN: Mastercard is set to acquire stablecoin infrastructure firm BVNK for up to $1.8B.

@grok @AbsolutelyVel 🤣 such AI cringe 😬

@Foxzard_com @AbsolutelyVel

Practice sketch #1. A much more grounded design for an equally grounded setting that's still on the drawing table. Not unlikely that ships like these could be used way past their lifespan by minor factions, a relatively simple design with modest technological requirement.

@ishtwts Unfortunately we're on Ironman mode and Impossible difficulty. 😬

I wish my life was a GitHub repository where I could just roll back to my last stable version.

@nostalgicrealms DLSS ON🤣

@frugalbc 🤣

@Foxzard_com Boom, you’re farmed! You! Boom, farmed! Over there! Farmed!

Sometimes I read something and comment, and then when I read the other accounts, I realized I've been engagement farmed. But now it's too late.

@HedgeEconomist If players truly owned their items, currencies, and skins on-chain, marketplaces wouldn't be controlled by platforms anymore. Gatekeepers like Steam keep the ecosystem closed because real ownership threatens their cut. Crypto changes the rules, just too slow.

This is a great viewpoint, but misses the core of the issue. It's not the trading restriction that makes assets valuable, but the content and actual difficulty in attaining/ retaining it. A valuable item in D2 takes countless runs. Exalt Orbs in PoE are reasonably difficult to find in the needed quantities. In both games there are gray markets for purchasing these assets with real currency. However, the items on hardcore difficulties are always worth multiples of their softcore counterparts. 1. I have not seen a Web 3 game with either Diablo style loot or PoE style mod items. This is the holy grail of trading economies. The infinite chase of a perfectly rolled gear set, creates a value distro across marginally well rolled items to perfectly rolled. If you think "rare items" = diablo loot, then you don't understand the game fully. 2. Most Web 3 games are softcore with some PvP opt-in. A game with hardcore as the default mode minimizes inflation. Every session is a competition, higher rewards require higher stakes. Extracting loot is now a battle instead of a button press. 3. Currency should be emitted competitively. Copying the Web 2 model is likely failure mode. If everything you did IRL earned you USD, then the dollar would have no value. Its the same concept in games. Currency should be a battle to earn against every other player in the game. It should require assets that were risked for, time invested in, and skill put to the test. The Citadel has: - Our own versions of Diablo style loot, which includes basic rarity type items with rolled modifiers, but also our own spin on "Set", "Runeword", "Uniques", "Sockets", "Runes", "Charms" and more. - An initial variety of Path of Exile style modifiers items, so you can slam your items into higher rarity to your hearts content. (Including ship hulls) - Competition for the in-game currency through a daily emission pool, which requires sacrificing your hard earned loot. (Also serves as a large sink for all assets) - Hardcore PvPvE extraction gameplay, as you progress through higher difficulty tiers, the loot gets more valuable but so does the danger. The feeling of that first Zod rune or Divine Orb drop is something you never forget. The feeling is not just driven by the rarity itself, but by what those items allow you to do. Your game should have items which drive that same feeling.

@JAM_KseniYa Crypto adoption is just too slow...

@Foxzard_com Yes, that’s why I’m in this space. I see Web3 as the solution. But the reality is that our space is destroying itself. We lack a balance between enjoyment and earning. 99% of people play Web3 games just to make money and that's why games die in less than a month.🥲

The black market is often more profitable for a reason. Digital distribution of games and assets is kind of broken. We spend real $ on games and in-game stuff, but we don't actually own any of it. You can't resell it. Can't rent it. And can't even gift it. Web3 could fix this, people are just adopting crypto too slowly.

@HedgeEconomist 💯💯💯

@Foxzard_com Players should own everything, even the game itself 🫡

@CoinDesk @Mastercard Banks 🤮 Why rely on banks and plastic cards when you can pay with crypto directly from your phone? No middlemen. No permission. Just you and your wallet. Remember: NOT YOUR KEYS — NOT YOUR MONEY. 🔐

LATEST: @Mastercard breaks down how its crypto cards will allow small businesses to accept crypto. Mastercard crypto cards will let users pay with crypto while the transaction is processed in fiat on the Mastercard network behind the scenes.