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Picking the best web3 games 2026 means looking beyond token hype: at how much fun it is to play, what is the cost to join, and what you risk by linking a wallet.

Anyone who has kept a binder of trading cards, run a fantasy roster or held onto a season ticket stub already understands what Web3 is trying to sell: proof that something is yours. Blockchain technology adds a record of ownership to cards, tickets and in-game items, and sports fans are among the first audiences tested…

While cryptocurrency and trading get a significant amount of press associated with Web3 opportunities in India, one opportunity that has not seen as much movement, despite being very real, exists in gaming. There are almost 600 million gamers in India and blockchain technology could provide a new way for those players to own digital items,…

Dishika AhujaPublished: October 21, 2026

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The French gambling regulator ANJ has announced the expansion of its cooperation with the agency responsible for monitoring advertising in the country. This will now also apply to games with monetizable digital items, including Web3 games with blockchain, NFTs, and crypto-assets.

Dishika AhujaPublished: October 7, 2026

Web3 gaming is moving past speculative hype toward models where player skill drives earnings, not random tokens. The industry is maturing: instead of quick play-to-earn schemes, systems emerge that reward mastery and competitive advantage.

Porsche is ending its Web3 project built around the 911 NFT and the “Pioneers Circle” community. Cointelegraph, a blockchain media outlet, reported on Thursday that Porsche decided to wind down the business less than 4 years after launching the 911 NFT collection in January 2023.

Porsche is ending its Web3 project and NFT community operations after nearly four years.