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There's always something new in the world of gaming, so it's no surprise they manage to keep so many people entertained.
Some people even consider them addictive - I almost ruined my entire life with gaming, I was so obsessed.
Luckily, I had 2 more lives.
With play-to-earn gaming rapidly growing in popularity, DeroFire has added news items about this new content to its popular news website. You can find information about the most recent additions, and details about how these games operate using smart contracts.
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The newest category of articles added to DeroFire, play-to-earn gaming, joins similar categories that all share a common thread: the metaverse, and NFTs. In their most recent news section, there are reports about the most commonly played games, and how they’re helping gamers to generate revenue from home.
Play-to-earn games are a new type of video game that usually involves the collection of NFTs, which represent different in-game items, characters, or power-ups. These NFTs can be used by the player who collected them, but often they are sold in open markets, to other players.
A new DeroFire report focuses on Axie Infinity, one of the most popular play-to-earn games available today. In the game, you collect and mint new NFTs which each represent a unique creature, called an Axie. The game has become well known for popularizing an in-game cryptocurrency economy.
The new style of gaming has been widely appreciated by gamers, for providing them with an opportunity to generate revenue by doing something they already enjoy. Currently, the game’s economy operates using Ethereum-based cryptocurrencies, but there is some concern that this may not always be financially stable, because of increasing fees.
The report from DeroFire discusses potential alternatives, including JumpNet, which was designed to be a fast and fee-free blockchain. The new network was planned to make improvements to all the potential negatives associated with past blockchain networks, including cost, speed, flexibility, and environmental impact.
While traditional blockchain networks require surprisingly large amounts of energy for even the smallest transaction, the report explains that JumpNet is just the opposite. Originally producing only 15 tonnes of CO2 per year, compared to more than 20 million tonnes for Ethereum, the JumpNet blockchain has now gone a step further to become carbon negative.
With the growing popularity of NFTs, the metaverse, and play-to-earn gaming, there's always something new and exciting going on. Check out DeroFire to keep up to date, and to find the newest gaming and NFT economies.
Visit https://derofire.com/introducing-jumpnet-smart-contracts-enjin-blog to learn more about play-to-earn gaming, and how you can get involved.
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