Play-to-earn News

A new survey has revealed that blockchain technology may be a better fitness motivator than traditional monetary incentives.

One gaming project combines exciting games, a proprietary metaverse, NFTs, and P2E model to generate thrilling action experiences.

The funding round led by Web3-focused venture capital firms will be used for upcoming nonfungible tokens, comics and a play-to-earn game slated for late 2022.

Blockchain technology brings economic building blocks to games and sparks a tsunami of economic activity — inside and outside the games.

From ecological seafood to Bored Apes, blockchain technology is making its presence felt in homes.

An article by the WSJ suggesting the nonfungible token market is “collapsing” doesn’t show the full picture, as contrasting analysis reveals a consolidation is instead taking place.

A new industry report on the GameFi landscape traces its development from the embryonic stages to an established industry.

Despite trying to level the playing field, most play-to-earn games still present high enough barriers to entry.

The metaverse is evolving rapidly, increasing the barriers to entry for those without previous crypto knowledge.

GMT is booming amid warnings that its 38,000% price rally since inception could end up being an “absolute joke.”

Does it look like the move-to-earn games are the next big thing in the gaming sector? Genopets and Dustland Runner, STEPN and others are making moves to make it happen.

Hyundai also gave cryptic clues to a possible metaverse in line with its earlier concept for robots to bridge the real and virtual worlds to enhance mobility.

Blockchain-based play-to-earn games stole the show in 2021, but there are still game developers who are not on board with blockchain.

Treasury Department updates SDN list to ostensibly tie infamous hacker group to last month’s mega-heist.

Axie Infinity's Ronin Bridge hackers have started moving their funds despite early hopes of a dialogue between the creators and the hackers.