Every time a new crypto game drops, the default reaction seems to be: How does this rug?
Even when the game looks legit, people assume hidden mechanics, unfair odds, or some exit plan baked in.
I'm not even saying they're wrong, I'm trying to understand when this became the default mindset.
For people who've played crypto games before: what specificaly broke your trust?
why is trust in crypto games basically nonexistent?
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Posted by Public-Upstairs3672
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Because every crypto game is a rug. They all have pre-minted “Token” coins, not actually crypto-coins on their own blockchains, just token contracts. The game creator has a large person bag of these pre-minted tokens and hopes their game takes off and the token gains traction to dump their bag and rug the community.
I guess because people like to play fun games, rather than not fun games.
Well, after it happens 100 times you kinda assume the 101st will be the same
Greed
Because the games all suck.
The tech is good in theory, but so far its just a buzzword added to scam investors.
They need to use an established existing crypto as the chosen in game token. Anything new is almost certainly a scam.
I’m pretty sure GTA6 is going to be a kingmaker for some lucky cryptocurrency. I would love that to be doge, but I know that’s unlikely. GTA6 will be big enough where they could create their own token, but I would hope they would at least be smart and thoughtful enough to put protections in place to ensure adding crypto makes the game more fun and not less/no fun