@saifedean on @TraceMayer Bitcoin Knowledge Podcast .   " Money always proceeds towards whatever is the hardest to produce" -   @Benaskren on @APompliano "People in the US haven’t seen a bank failure or hyperinflation in a very long time". @CFTCquintenz on @WhatBitcoinDid Bitcoin is "the first, instantaneously purchasable, globally accessible, commodity"   @joemccann on @TheBlock__  Podcast "High frequency, low latency trading is not important for crypto, yet"   @VentureCoinist podcast with  @wheatpond @DoveyWan and "People in asia consider fundamental investment a trap and it’s not something to be proud of"

@misir_mahmudov @stephanlivera    @udiWertheimer @PeterMcCormack    @laurashin    @benmezrich @CharlieShrem    @MartyBent Andrew Poelstra

In this episode we discuss: His background in mobile games. Gabbys Favourite games growing up. Decentraland -  launch and focus. NFT’s as an industry. Where the idea for Battle racers  came from and how assembling parts works. Pre sale progress  475 ETH raised so far  The gaming community in the Manila Challenges, team and the industry future

We discuss: Bonding over games Finding Decentraland Competition for smart contracts Keeping an open mind. Layer 2 scaling Neon District and Age of Rust Breaking game loops with speculation How many protocols do we need?   Check out his new podcast, Click here to Apply

We discuss: -Gaming  -Blockchain gaming revolution  -proprietary vs open games -trading across titles  -Samsung partnership - How the Software development Kit is now on the unity Asset store -GDC in March in San Francisco -Age of Rust -defeated enemies statues PvP

Background& Game influences Don’t mention the blockchain. Mainstream gamers just want to play, don’t care about tech. Use fortnite account selling as an example. Pay to win is the phrase Vs cosmetic items or land. Postive vs negative keywords in marketing - item history Partnership with Opensea - The Ebay for collectible items Why Ethereum? Partnership with JoshBaked Token Sale - land sale? Private/public Challenges and other projects in the space

In this episode we discuss how NFT's have evolved from Meme's, to cards, to cryptokittes and soon RPGs. Jon has been in the industry for 20 years and has a 10,000 foot view of the industry. What games are gaining traction What trends to follow What are the most promising projects in the space

In this episode we cover how to get started with lighting network games, how Carlos got interested in Lighting and what unique properties make the network useful for game design. Hope you enjoy.

We discuss Jodee's path into the space, why New York was the ideal city for the event and who will be speaking at the conference.

Matt Condon of excellent and one of the most well known people in the crypto collectibles space. He organised the first US conference in October of last year and has a great podcast with Jonathan Mann called Digitally Rare.  We discuss: Conferences  Matt organised Non Fugible summit San Fran and  spoke at Nifty Hong Kong.    What he is working on at the moment   Proof of work in NFTs -developer time - good narrative isn’t enough -    Gaming vs Gambling Do collectibles  have a Regulatory advantage due to the baseball card analogy?   Combined Physical /digital gifts - Rarepepes on Opendimes   Chris Dixon - Transition to having digital goods you own being more valuable than physical.   Scaling on Ethereum   Main challenges with the new Project.