Owen Skelton

Ever wondered why blockchain gaming is blowing up right now? You might have heard terms like “play-to-earn” and “NFTs” frequently but are unsure which platforms are truly worth exploring. As someone who’s been following this space for a while, I’ve seen a few gaming-focused blockchains popping up in conversations, Discord chats, and Twitter threads. In this article, we’ll take a relaxed yet thorough look at the top five by market cap, see where each one

I remember the first time I stumbled across the concept of blockchain gaming. The idea that players could truly own their in-game assets and trade them freely felt like a breath of fresh air. Web3 games, which rely on decentralized technology, bring a lot of excitement to the gaming world. Not only can you create new revenue streams, but you can also give power back to your players through real ownership of digital items. In

If you asked most people in 2023, they would have sworn that NFTs were past their prime. After capturing global attention in 2021 and peaking in hype around 2022, NFTs seemed to lose steam. Trading volumes fell, mainstream media coverage waned, and more than a few marketplaces either downsized or disappeared. Fast-forward to 2025, however, and a surprising resurgence is underway—led, in large part, by Telegram and the TON blockchain. In this article, we’ll explore

One of the most exciting new concepts in Web3 gaming is NFT rentals, where players can rent unique digital items rather than purchase them. If you’re a game developer or just interested in blockchain gaming, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know about how NFT rentals can make you money and keep your players engaged. Understanding NFT Rentals NFT stands for Non-Fungible Token. In simpler terms, it’s a digital asset you

If you’ve ever experienced the thrill of playing classic Atari games—or if you’re simply curious about how Web3 is redefining collectibles—you’re in for a treat. Atari has teamed up with a new blockchain-powered marketplace called DYLI to release 500 limited-edition physical patch packs, each linked to a redeemable NFT. In this article, we’ll explore the fascinating story behind Atari’s shift into blockchain, explain how these special patches work, and help you decide if they’re worth

Have you ever wondered if there’s a fresh way to raise money for your blockchain idea? NFTs might be the answer. In this guide, we’ll walk through how NFT fundraising works, why it’s different from traditional methods, and how an Ethereum Layer 2 project managed to pull in $22 million using NFTs. We’ll keep it simple so you can follow along even if you’re new to the crypto space. Overview of NFT Fundraising NFT fundraising

If you’ve been paying attention to blockchain news, you’ve probably seen the hype around NFTs and how they’re being used to fund crypto projects. NFTs started as digital collectibles but have evolved into a way to build communities and bootstrap big ideas. One example is SOON (Solana Optimistic Network) which just raised $22m through an NFT sale to support their Ethereum Layer 2 mainnet launch. In this post, we’ll go over the basics of NFT

There’s been a lot of buzz lately about the possibility of a CryptoPunks IP sale, and this has stirred up plenty of excitement, questions, and even a bit of anxiety in the NFT community. CryptoPunks, created in 2017, are considered one of the oldest and most respected collections in the world of digital collectibles. They feature 10,000 unique, pixelated characters that many people see as a form of digital art. Ever since Yuga Labs acquired

Rumble Kong League is migrating from Avalanche to Ronin, and there’s a lot to unpack about why this matters. If you’re new to Web3 or just curious about how NFTs, tokens, and sidechains work, don’t worry—you’ll find everything explained in simple terms here. You’ll also learn how to take advantage of the extended airdrop campaign and why big names like Stephen Curry and Paul George are involved. Let’s dive in. Rumble Kong League in a

If you’ve followed cryptocurrency news even casually, you’ve probably noticed how unpredictable the market can be. The NFT market is no exception. In fact, just last year, in 2024, the NFT market dropped 19%, reminding both seasoned and new investors that the ride can be wild. These ups and downs aren’t random, they’re a direct result of market trends, investor behavior and broader economic factors. In times like these, it’s more important than ever to