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Hi ya'll. We are going to do a lil AMA today to learn about web3 gaming, @piratenation and it's founders @fern- and @amitt starting now: @fern- let's start w/ you. who are you, and how did you get on farcaster?

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I have question for the founders, how PN could make competitive advantage with other top tier like pixels

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Our view is that there isn't going to just be a single winner and that there are many billions of gamers in the world. The more fun, actual, and non-ponzi games that launch, the better off we all are. We're rooting for pixels to succeed as we think a rising tide raises all boats.

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A ponzi is only a ponzi if there isn't actual value at the core of the offering, otherwise some of it is gamified marketing. How do you all differentiate between the two? There has sometimes been sentiment that the team could capitalize on shifting narratives a bit more.

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In my view, a ponzi is a thing that does not care about building long lasting value and is short term in its thinking. Pixels recent moves around its tokens show me that they are learning from other failed projects and trying to build something to last.

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Okay so it's more about short term perception, gains, at the expense of a longer term strategy. not a Ponzi per se. just a philosophy. A ponzi is purely rooted on Robbing Peter to Pay Paul, house of unsustainable fake value.

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correct. it is a loosely used term in the space and prob thrown around flippantly to describe everything from a fraud to just a bad biz.

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Philosophically speaking is launching a token before the game a Ponzi by your loose definition. Btw, loving this discussion. Is definining node access with an NFT well before it's ready to launch a Ponzi?

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I will give you a very lawyerly answer: "it depends."

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That's also a business school answer too. Framing is so important.

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