the paradox of an in-game utility token is that it's accretive but it's also "congestive"

more people playing the game increases token price which makes the game more expensive to play which makes it less likely others play it

Stoke Fire

Building /stokefire a mobile strategy game onchain. Run and own poolfish.xyz a calculator for LP providers. Built Potion solo and sold for $300k.

Horticulturalist. Environmental hand wringer. Open source enthusiast.

smart move but the equity holders and game players are still ultimately at tension, no?

@nbragg has managed this well in /stokefire by manually adjusting the $fire cost to stoke the fire relative to the market price.

(Though I’d still love to see it become a programatic adjustment relative to ETH rewards being paid out)