Ask LEO: Are NFT Projects Like Splinterlands the Future of Video Games As We Know It?
Splinterlands is an interesting project. Founded roughly 3 years ago, Splinterlands has continually expanded and unfolded a great deal of new use cases, applications and more.
Many might say that Splinterlands is to the NFT world as LEO is to the Web3 social media movement.
Seeing as LeoFinance is my main source of news and info about the crypto space, I came across this article: What is Splinterlands DEC? - Splinterlands (DEC) Guide which outlines Splinterlands and honestly goes into ridiculous depth about the game.
The depth of info in this post is quite large, sitting at a 41 minute read and 8114 words! Astronomical, one might say.
In it, such topics are discussed as:
- Introduction to Splinterlands DEC
- Splintertalk (SPT)
- SplinterShards (SPS)
- What is Splinterlands DEC used for?
- How do you earn Splinterlands DEC?
- How much Splinterlands DEC per day can I earn?
- Burning Splinterlands cards for DEC
- Splinterlands DEC + DeFi
- 3 ways Splinterlands DEC can maximise your SPS airdrop
- Pros and cons of buying Splinterlands DEC
- Should I buy Splinterlands (DEC) in 2021?
- and many more sub topics!
In an effort to expand my knowledge about Splinterlands, I gave this post a thorough read (yes, it took me more than 41 minutes as I tried to soak all of the great info in).
As someone who is on the sidelines of this NFT revolution - focusing more heavily on trading, as I have for the past several years - I am interested to see this evolve and become something more than just a fringe industry within the cryptosphere.
Ask LEO: What does the LeoFinance community think of Splinterlands and similar NFT games? Is it a revolution in online gaming as we know it or just another passing crypto fad like ICOs?
I also highly recommend the lengthy and incredibly informative post by @crypto-guides:
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