Blockchain gaming is the future, even in bear market I believe that games like axie infinity and others will continue to do well because many people are making a living off blockchain games as we speak, the adoption rate will never stop
I agree, it's coming but it's hard to say what will make us the most money exactly, NFTs, Games, Metaverse, games in the metaverse? For now I am farming on Ref Finance and watching the space. I will probably invest in NEARverse or NEARlands metaverses, I missed the boat on netvrk because they only allowed whitelisted accounts from their partners to buy land. I won't be participating in any scammy land sales like that. Sandbox had a scammy land sale too. Anything I buy will be fair and open to everyone to participate. A lot of these NFT and gaming projects recently have been saying their sales are open but in reality they only whitelist insiders.If land is, or boils down to, a minter of game currency, it makes a lot of sense to try to keep it out of the hands of undesirables such as "dumpers".
MUDflation is a thing, it really is.
As a game designer operating in a genre in which spamming unlimited amounts of game currency is undesirable or could even end up destroying the game's ability to provide negotiable value, "dumpers" are a major species of "griefer".
Believe me when I tell you that many players would much prefer exchanges/markets that plainly identify each "dumper" in order to know whose civilisation to wipe from the map or cause to be taken over by an entity known (maybe even proven) to be aligned with the "common cause" objective of in theory "all" players of maximising the negotiable value provided by the game.
If you let some random venture capital firm buy up minting-things in your game, you are so likely, it seems to me, to end up with them turning out to be "dumpers", just from the very nature and history of VCs and their goals.
So by all means, try to keep "dumpers" from any way of minting your assets, and land is usually in games ultimately a way of minting assets is it not?
-MarkM-