Managing Crypto Gaming Economies - MetaPortal
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Open economies, local currencies and problems with the dual token model
We often hear crypto games refer to themselves as nations. Usually, they do so to signify the feeling of community and people coming together behind a narrative. Little attention seems to be paid to the economic aspects of a nation. Things like currencies, fiscal and monetary policies, population growth, etc. From an economic perspective, web3 and web2 games are very much different. And we are not talking about monetisation models here. Web2 games are either completely closed or, at best, semi-open. They are centrally controlled and not particularly financialised (a few things might be…
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