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Kieran Warwick co-founded Illuvium, an Australian gaming company developing blockchain-based games that incorporate digital asset ownership. The company has worked on combining traditional gaming experiences with blockchain technology, allowing players to own and trade certain in-game assets. Its development has taken place during a period of debate and changing interest around blockchain applications in gaming.

Prediction markets are betting that Bitcoin won’t rise to $100K before year’s end, but sentiment is improving as crypto ETFs recorded $700 million in inflows, marking the second-highest weekly inflow in six weeks. Altcoins are rebounding, trimming their weekly losses, while others are seeing modest gains. But the GameFi sector has yet to get the…

When brothers James Ferguson and Robbie Ferguson began developing blockchain-based games in 2018, the sector was still emerging. Their Sydney-based company Immutable later expanded from game development into blockchain infrastructure, creating technology aimed at supporting digital asset trading and blockchain gaming applications. The company was co-founded by the Fergusons alongside Alex Connolly and developed with…

For ten years this industry has argued about how to bring a billion people into crypto. The conversation has often been centered on better wallets, simpler onboarding, gasless transactions, education campaigns. Entire conferences were built around the question. I attended many of them. The answer, when it finally arrived, came from a direction almost nobody…

Not all Bitcoin casino games are created equal, and that gap matters more than most players realize. The difference between a Bitcoin Casino Games site with verified provably fair mechanics and one that’s just claiming fairness can cost you real money. Geo-restrictions, Bitcoin price swings affecting your deposit value mid-session, and bonus terms buried under…

Play games, get paid. Lots of mobile apps make this promise. Sounds good, right? Especially in this expensive economy. Do these apps really pay you to play games, though? In many cases, you’re making the app developers money when you complete surveys, watch videos, see ads and play games. Apps may also be harvesting your data…