Topic: Interesting interview about Bitcoin in gaming industry (Max Keiser) (Read 1029 times)
September 10, 2014, 06:08:25 PM
Max seems to have gotten a decent tan, must have been on holidays somewhere
September 10, 2014, 05:33:15 PM
I would love to play Minecraft and be able to earn actual BTCs by mining, instead of useless diamonds. This could make mining a lot less of a time waster. Of course severe anticheating would be needed to avoid exploits.
minecraft.cc
September 10, 2014, 05:25:46 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kDJLe2K3hI
Watch at around minute 17. Microtransactions are the future and they solve the country related barriers, fees and so on. But in super small transactions, isn't the transaction fee you give to the miner bigger than the actual transaction? how will this work¿?
Watch at around minute 17. Microtransactions are the future and they solve the country related barriers, fees and so on. But in super small transactions, isn't the transaction fee you give to the miner bigger than the actual transaction? how will this work¿?
Well I tend to imagine I there would be a service that hold Bitcoins that could handle the transactions so users didn't have to pay an unreasonable fee. I smile when I think of Gamers using Bitcoins it just sounds right and feels right to me.
September 10, 2014, 04:55:14 PM
I would love to play Minecraft and be able to earn actual BTCs by mining, instead of useless diamonds. This could make mining a lot less of a time waster. Of course severe anticheating would be needed to avoid exploits.
September 07, 2014, 01:07:23 PM
Yes.. Still asking for that game, build around "Gold Rush" 
1. Stake a claim
2. Mine virtual gold
3. Sell for BTC
4. Buy bigger hardware, and mine more BTC
5. Build a full scale mining operation.
All build around a Sim Farm style game. With a town, where you can spend your satoshi. {Bars / Canteen / Hardware store}
Only difference is, you pay with real coins/satoshi's.
Advertisements within the game, generate the "gold" that can be mined in the game. {Shops have ad space} Coke/Pepsi banners etc.
1. Stake a claim
2. Mine virtual gold
3. Sell for BTC
4. Buy bigger hardware, and mine more BTC
5. Build a full scale mining operation.
All build around a Sim Farm style game. With a town, where you can spend your satoshi. {Bars / Canteen / Hardware store}
Only difference is, you pay with real coins/satoshi's.
Advertisements within the game, generate the "gold" that can be mined in the game. {Shops have ad space} Coke/Pepsi banners etc.
you played dragon's tale? http://www.dragons.tl/
September 07, 2014, 01:04:32 PM
Yes.. Still asking for that game, build around "Gold Rush"
1. Stake a claim
2. Mine virtual gold
3. Sell for BTC
4. Buy bigger hardware, and mine more BTC
5. Build a full scale mining operation.
All build around a Sim Farm style game. With a town, where you can spend your satoshi. {Bars / Canteen / Hardware store}
Only difference is, you pay with real coins/satoshi's.
Advertisements within the game, generate the "gold" that can be mined in the game. {Shops have ad space} Coke/Pepsi banners etc.
1. Stake a claim
2. Mine virtual gold
3. Sell for BTC
4. Buy bigger hardware, and mine more BTC
5. Build a full scale mining operation.
All build around a Sim Farm style game. With a town, where you can spend your satoshi. {Bars / Canteen / Hardware store}
Only difference is, you pay with real coins/satoshi's.
Advertisements within the game, generate the "gold" that can be mined in the game. {Shops have ad space} Coke/Pepsi banners etc.
September 07, 2014, 12:33:22 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kDJLe2K3hI
Watch at around minute 17. Microtransactions are the future and they solve the country related barriers, fees and so on. But in super small transactions, isn't the transaction fee you give to the miner bigger than the actual transaction? how will this work¿?
Watch at around minute 17. Microtransactions are the future and they solve the country related barriers, fees and so on. But in super small transactions, isn't the transaction fee you give to the miner bigger than the actual transaction? how will this work¿?
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