@acacia227 At $10 per day you earn your money back after about 2 months. It is quite risky because the prices can change at any time due to market demand, but they have been holding quite steady recently and I have confidence in the game and developers. Thankfully I had spare money to invest as well to get started.
If you have the money I would look into it, but yeah don't spend what you can't afford to lose.
If you have the money I would look into it, but yeah don't spend what you can't afford to lose.
@acacia227 Setting up an account requires an upfront amount of $600-800 for each account.
After 2 weeks their SLP (the currency they farmed) can be claimed and I split it 50/50 with them. I'm the one who sends out the money, the only bad thing they can do is play on multiple accounts on the same device and possibly get banned. But a lot of them really don't want that, so they will follow the rules.
This is the token they farm. Each account can earn generally 150 per day, 75 of which goes to me.
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/smooth-love-potion
After 2 weeks their SLP (the currency they farmed) can be claimed and I split it 50/50 with them. I'm the one who sends out the money, the only bad thing they can do is play on multiple accounts on the same device and possibly get banned. But a lot of them really don't want that, so they will follow the rules.
This is the token they farm. Each account can earn generally 150 per day, 75 of which goes to me.
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/smooth-love-potion
@acacia227 You don't just need one account, you can have multiple people working for you at once. Right now I have 6, meaning I earn roughly $60 per day from it and don't have to do much at all.
You could watch some videos. It has a single player where you need to attack waves of enemies like Fate/GO but with randomized cards. There is also a pvp mode which depends a lot more on the cards your characters have available.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6YS3Mt945E
You could watch some videos. It has a single player where you need to attack waves of enemies like Fate/GO but with randomized cards. There is also a pvp mode which depends a lot more on the cards your characters have available.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6YS3Mt945E
@acacia227 Yeah you can get paid to play games, and Axie is the most profitable I've seen. Actually you don't even need to play, you just make the accounts and have people from the 3rd world like the Philippines or Venezuela play for you. While you breed the characters together and sell them on the market.
It's a pretty good game too, just not something I'd like to grind too much. I trust the developers to keep it going in the right direction
It's a pretty good game too, just not something I'd like to grind too much. I trust the developers to keep it going in the right direction
I highly suggest anybody interested in games and looking to invest money into something look at Axie Infinity.
For a roughly $600 investment you can earn $20 per day playing the game yourself, or $10 per day by letting somebody else play for you with a sponsorship.
The game currently has exponential growth, but who knows how long that will last so it is inherently risky. I have already seen good returns though.
For a roughly $600 investment you can earn $20 per day playing the game yourself, or $10 per day by letting somebody else play for you with a sponsorship.
The game currently has exponential growth, but who knows how long that will last so it is inherently risky. I have already seen good returns though.
I tend to take great care in not outright dismissing the pastimes and pleasures of others. To completely do so means to close yourself off from ever truly understanding them.
@Irishblackpilled @CosmaruCiorilor I will post this once again, anglo does not just mean British.
@xxshtxx It is more profitable to allow business to develop between players where developers earn a share of the profit instead of the whole thing.
It may earn less money in the short term, but it has far more potential for growth.
It may earn less money in the short term, but it has far more potential for growth.
I predict that many more games will be integrating cryptocurrency and blockchain kinds of systems in the coming decade.
You know it will be reaching the masses when something like a competent FPS and fighting game have systems like that.
Ideally this will result in whole new genres, but that depends on the freedom developers will be allowed to exercise.
You know it will be reaching the masses when something like a competent FPS and fighting game have systems like that.
Ideally this will result in whole new genres, but that depends on the freedom developers will be allowed to exercise.
@coolboymew Likely due to copyright law, which in Japan is horrendous. Unless something is owned by a parent company you can get in trouble for even saying the name of a brand or character
