Designing Permissionless Games For Humans
Thu, Jul 11, 2024, 01:24 PM · 21:51
Autonomous Worlds are persistent and permissionless and this introduce new issues such as bots and sybil attacks. Our learning from our 8 years building onchain is that these can be solved by designing games for humans and that means making it social
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