Q&A: How to enter the play-to-earn gaming space?
Last month on my blog, I published a 4,000 word post about DeFi Kingdoms, a blockchain game and decentralized exchange that I’ve been participating in. I got a ton of messages about it, including this one from a listener who wants to jump in.
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What It's About
Today's listener wants to know more about the trending, money-making game, DeFi Kingdoms.
Notes from Chris
Episode 1911
Let’s talk about play-to-earn! Last month on my blog, I published a 4,000 word post about DeFi Kingdoms, a blockchain game and decentralized exchange that I’ve been participating in. I got a lot of messages about it, including the voice note from this caller. They want to know more about play-to-earn, this model of playing games and earning real money, sometimes a lot of money. How should they get started and how much money do you need to put in to see good results?"I read your long blog post about DeFi Kingdoms and found it really interesting. Who knew you could get paid 200% interest while playing an online game?! So now I'm trying to figure out the best entry point. Whether it's DeFi Kingdoms or another game (it looks like there are several), what's the best way to get started? Also, how much capital will I need?"Listen to today's episode to learn more...
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