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Metaverse has been one of the bright points in this long, gloomy crypto winter. According to a recent report from , in the first half of 2023, VC firms have invested $707 million into metaverse projects, which is 44% of all Web3 investments in Q1 and Q2 of 2023. DappRadar A down market is frequently a time to build out infrastructure, and metaverse makes up the largest portion of infrastructure investments. Even as the price of virtual land in the metaverse and associated tokens have taken a beating on value, the infinite potential of completely virtual space has too much potential for investors to ignore. However, in order for any of this growth and building out the virtual footprint of the metaverse to make sense, we will need users – and virtual societies to give them focus for positive participation.
Recently, in a hosted by market-maker , I interviewed a panel of experts on building communities in Metaverse including Ayana Palermo, CEO of , Jillian Godsil, founder & Editor-in-Chief of , and Danny Brown Wolf, Chief of Staff for . Twitter Spaces Gotbit Be Future Media Blockleaders Upland Building Metaverse Society 101 In our discussion, we tackled the thorny issue of how to take the infinite potential - and potentially liminal and empty landscape of the metaverse - and fill it with life by building societies with a useful purpose that stimulates positive participation. Brown Wolf said: “It’s not about a land grab, it’s about growth – community by community.” She explained that Upland, which is based on real GIS maps, has been growing city by city, with new cities opening regularly. The latest city that Upland added to its virtual world was London, which at peak times experienced 83 NFT mints per second. “Everything in Upland is an NFT which can be sold, traded or swapped, but not all of the NFTs are created by the platform, increasingly more and more are created by the community. So this level of activity shows the popularity,” Brown Wolf said. Brown Wolf has a background in international relations and cited by Balaji Srinivasan. Network State addresses how the formation of communities tends to focus on common values and interests, which are happening organically in Upland as people gravitate toward specific ‘neighborhoods’ or nodes. Once these people congregate, they tend to work jointly on projects. How to Start a New Country The Network State: The concept of organic communities was addressed by Godsil, who is Recipient of the Order of Merit of Liberland and Editor-In-Chief of Liberland Press, talked about the contested micronation’s leap into the Liberverse. As the digital twin of the micronation formed 8 years ago on the banks of the Danube River by Czech politician and economist Vit Jedlicka, Liberverse has all the room and the global reach that the small nation lacks in real life. “This digital reflection of Liberland allows world citizens to interact over the metaverse despite vast geographic discrepancies.” Liberland has attracted some attention by offering diplomatic status to world citizens willing to recognize the 2.7 square-mile island as a sovereign nation. Palermo commented that Be Future Media builds infrastructure in metaverses such as Sandbox and Decentraland. She observed that brands “Seemed to be entering the metaverse last year for general PR awareness – but this year they came for the experience.” Brown Wolf concurred and observed that the difference between Web2 and Web3 was in the interactions. “ People are strollers not scrollers in Web3. They don’t want advertising, they want interaction,” Brown Wolf said. “And they want co-creation.” Upland is apparently already delivering in monetization. Brown Wolf gave the example of Cafes owned by players in the metaverse. If they host events they might decide to have token-gated events or have free entry with tipping included. So what makes a successful Neighborhood in Metaverse? According to Brown Wolf, the key is to provide a system of governance and let a focus on collective good lead them forward. “They need a place to communicate and they need to build their own governance systems in terms of how decisions are made. Some neighborhoods have delegated decisions to a governing body, or even elected a Mayor. Others meet up to make collective decisions. We're still at the stage of experimentation, where there isn't one right answer.” However, like any sort of society, the incentives for gain need to be there. “Part of what makes neighborhoods successful is that they were able to add value to their property just like in real life and eventually monetize it. If you have a shady neighborhood you start building it with everything decorated and beautiful, with community events, buyers will want to be a part of that and you will pay a premium on that property. The hard work that was put into building this neighborhood translates into monetary value. And that creates incentive,” Brown Wolf said.

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The lead image for this article was generated by HackerNoon's via the prompt "angry bank teller" AI Image Generator I decided to perform an experiment. Set up my website , selling content that I and my team create, as . online acquiring of wt.money a straight-up digital start-up I am recording my experience as it goes along. With all the ups and downs of me and my teammates. Upon this point, I was either on the exact opposite side, at the payment provider, or at the large merchant side. Here I am now, a no-name start-up. My business profile: digital content, i.d. market research papers; English language website; no previous history of e-com transactions; existing history of sales off-website by direct contracts; incorporation in Georgia (country) as an SP; no IT, i.d. heavy reliance on the e-com plugins for CMS systems like Wix, Shopify, Woocommerce, etc.; no office, I am a digital nomad and a remote worker. and connecting it to any particular payment provider — this is a 100% personal experience narrative with all discoveries and failures. ‼️ Don’t consider this article as a guide or advice on setting up a local business Round 1. The Beginning. Not to-dos I set for this stage of the experiment: not to reach out to global payment providers, stick with domestic; not to use any of my connections in the fintech and banking industry; not to create any documents or actions just to satisfy the checkboxes. Being incorporated in Georgia, the only straightforward way is to use the local banks and payment providers. There are only 5 major ones: Payze UniPay Bank of Georgia TBC Bank Liberty Bank I went to all of them. Here is my hands-on experience. Round 1. The Process. Payze The onboarding experience starts with the admin panel. Familiar, easy to navigate, and a bit overwhelming with empty graphs. Right from the start I can get the keys and proceed to testing. This is cool. After filling in the application there was no response for a while. Like more than a month. We tried LinkedIn, online chatbot, and finally direct contact with the assigned manager. 2 months later we got an answer about rejection from the vendor’s side due to risk policy. Meaning the acquiring bank behind them. The rejection itself is fine, but the lack of an update and any application status change was quite disappointing. The most elusive provider of all. The recommendation was to try again in 3 months. UniPay The onboarding experience starts with the admin panel, which looks quite nice and simple. The KYC process is well designed and made as an integrated experience I have seen on multiple global providers. All the data is filled in online, pretty easy and straightforward. The decision on the application came within hours. Rejected. However, this onboarding experience and communication I think is the best one out of all the 5 providers I went to. (BOG) Bank of Georgia Personal bank account: . open and active Business bank account for the entity in question: . open and active History of transactions and supporting documents: . exist Online acquiring: refused. BOG’s online payment checkout product is iPay or its newer version Payment Manager. As far as I understood. It can be applied for from the BOG business account. The integration can be made via . As for the ecommerce plugins, unfortunately, I was not able to search for them directly from BOG. API The application for iPay is made available directly from the BOG business app. It became apparent from the choice of the activity that it embeds a huge list of categories that it is not possible to go through easily. They are duplicated, machine-translated, and not-autofit, and there is no search for the keywords. So I made it easier for me — choosing the closest thing and explaining the activity in the comment. Quickly enough I received the initial letter from BOG. It said that I need to open a bank account for a legal entity first. Confused, I have replied that I do have it, and this is where I have applied from in the first place. A couple of emails later I got a rejection ‘due to internal policy’. My takeaway from this experience is the following: There is little interoperability between the ecom and business accounts divisions at BOG. Cross-sales are not steady. Sadly, there is no intention of onboarding start-ups. Evaluating my application they have not looked at the comment section, only at the category I have chosen and the website. Saw a mismatch, and rejected it. No further questions were asked. Ecom division at BOG might be weary of the digital content business. for the business account is usually heavier than for online acquiring, so I think it is only about the planned business activity, not the entity documents. KYC profiling TBC Bank Personal bank account: . not open Business bank account for the entity in question: . open History of transactions and supporting documents: . does not exist Online acquiring: refused. TBC has an product. Moreover, there are plugins for and CS-Cart. The journey starts with the application with the basic info about the company. And continues to a description that is much suited to e-commerce. e-commerce WooCommerce I got the feedback fairly quickly. Interestingly enough, it was in Russian language, even though I have been filing the applicable in English. The questions were designed to check the substance: is there an office? can you prove it with photo? who are the target clients and how much you want to charge them? who you are and what experience you have to prove this activity? FB and LinkedIn profile. Even though I provided answers to all these questions, and my experience can definitely be proven, I did not pass. Rejected due to internal policy. My takeaway from this experience is the following: I got further here than at BOG. Straight to substance check. Apparently passing the KYC stage (obviously, I have an account their), and business viability check. TBC’s ecom business seems to have an intention to work with the start-ups. Most likely, I was failed at ‘no office’ checkbox. No office, no business. That is the harsh reality of the banking world. All the digital start-ups and remote working around the globe are great, awesome. But you’d need a office to pass the substance check, please. Liberty Bank Personal bank account: . not open Business bank account for the entity in question: . open and active History of transactions and supporting documents: . exist Online acquiring: refused. Liberty’s ecommerce service cannot be applied from within the business apps, they have a separate website for that. The initial application is easy enough. Instead of an email, I received a phone call with a rejection from a bank employee. Amazingly, this happened within 5 minutes from the application. With rejection came the most helpful explanation I could get at this experiment stage: ‘there is no Georgian language on your website and it is required for the local acquiring’, if you seek international card acceptance (I do), Georgian banks will not help, they will only provide domestic acquiring. You need the payment providers such as Payze to get full coverage. Thank you, Liberty. You opened my eyes. Round 1. The Ending. I have been refused an online acquiring service from all 5 Georgian banks and providers. My homework for Round 2 is: multilanguage website, including Georgian, e-commerce functionality live, not demo, a dedicated desk rent at a co-working place. See you soon at Round 2! is a fintech consultancy bureau that advises on doing business across the globe and talks about digital innovations, payment landscapes, and e-commerce. WTM releases monthly digests, regular reports, and articles on hot topics in these industries. ‘What the Money?’ Find out available reports on , or follow WTM socials to learn more fintech insights and news: , , and . the website official blog LinkedIn community Telegram-channel

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Astronomy with an Opera-glass by Richard Hakluyt is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book here . INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION. Star-gazing was never more popular than it is now. In every civilized country many excellent telescopes are owned and used, often to very good purpose, by persons who are not practical astronomers, but who wish to see for themselves the marvels of the sky, and who occasionally stumble upon something that is new even to professional star-gazers. Yet, notwithstanding this activity in the cultivation of astronomical studies, it is probably safe to assert that hardly one person in a hundred knows the chief stars by name, or can even recognize the principal constellations, much less distinguish the planets from the fixed stars. And of course they know nothing of the intellectual pleasure that accompanies a knowledge of the stars. Modern astronomy is so rapidly and wonderfully linking the earth and the sun together, with all the orbs of space, in the bonds of close physical relationship, that a person of education and general intelligence can offer no valid excuse for not knowing where to look for Sirius or Aldebaran, or the Orion nebula, or the planet Jupiter. As Australia and New Zealand and the islands of the sea are made a part of the civilized world through the expanding influence of commerce and cultivation, so the suns and planets around us are, in a certain sense, falling under the dominion of the restless and resistless mind of man. We have come to possess vested intellectual interests in Mars and Saturn, and in the sun and all his multitude of fellows, which nobody can afford to ignore. A singular proof of popular ignorance of the starry heavens, as well as of popular curiosity concerning any uncommon celestial phenomenon, is furnished by the curious notions prevailing about the planet Venus. When Venus began to attract general attention in the western sky in the early evenings of the spring of 1887, speculation quickly became rife about it, particularly on the great Brooklyn Bridge. As the planet hung dazzlingly bright over the New Jersey horizon, some people appeared to think it was the light of Liberty's torch, mistaking the bronze goddess's real flambeau for a part of the electric-light system of the metropolis. Finally (to judge from the letters written to the newspapers, and the questions asked of individuals supposed to know something about the secrets of the sky), the conviction seems to have become pretty widely distributed that the strange light in the west was no less than an electrically illuminated balloon, nightly sent skyward by Mr. Edison, for no other conceivable reason than a wizardly desire to mystify his fellow-men. I have positive information that this ridiculous notion has been actually entertained by more than one person of intelligence. And as Venus glowed with increasing splendor in the serene evenings of June, she continued to be mistaken for some petty artificial light instead of the magnificent world that she was, sparkling out there in the sunshine like a globe of burnished silver. Yet Venus as an evening star is not so rare a phenomenon that people of intelligence should be surprised at it. Once in every 584 days she reappears at the same place in the sunset sky— "Gem of the crimson-colored even, Companion of retiring day." No eye can fail to note her, and as the nearest and most beautiful of the Earth's sisters it would seem that everybody should be as familiar with her appearance as with the face of a friend. But the popular ignorance of Venus, and the other members of the planetary family to which our mother, the Earth, belongs, is only an index of the denser ignorance concerning the stars—the brothers of our great father, the Sun. I believe this ignorance is largely due to mere indifference, which, in its turn, arises from a false and pedantic method of presenting astronomy as a creature of mathematical formulæ, and a humble handmaiden of the art of navigation. I do not, of course, mean to cast doubt upon the scientific value of technical work in astronomy. The science could not exist without it. Those who have made the spectroscope reveal the composition of the sun and stars, and who are now making photography picture the heavens as they are, and even reveal phenomena which lie beyond the range of human vision, are the men who have taken astronomy out of its swaddling-clothes, and set it on its feet as a progressive science. But when one sees the depressing and repellent effect that has evidently been produced upon the popular mind by the ordinary methods of presenting astronomy, one can not resist the temptation to utter a vigorous protest, and to declare that this glorious science is not the grinning mathematical skeleton that it has been represented to be. Perhaps one reason why the average educated man or woman knows so little of the starry heavens is because it is popularly supposed that only the most powerful telescopes and costly instruments of the observatory are capable of dealing with them. No greater mistake could be made. It does not require an optical instrument of any kind, nor much labor, as compared with that expended in the acquirement of some polished accomplishments regarded as indispensable, to give one an acquaintance with the stars and planets which will be not only pleasurable but useful. And with the aid of an opera-glass most interesting, gratifying, and, in some instances, scientifically valuable observations may be made in the heavens. I have more than once heard persons who knew nothing about the stars, and probably cared less, utter exclamations of surprise and delight when persuaded to look at certain parts of the sky with a good glass, and thereafter manifest an interest in astronomy of which they would formerly have believed themselves incapable. Being convinced that whoever will survey the heavens with a good opera-glass will feel repaid many fold for his time and labor, I have undertaken to point out some of the objects most worthy of attention, and some of the means of making acquaintance with the stars. First, a word about the instrument to be used. Galileo made his famous discoveries with what was, in principle of construction, simply an opera-glass. This form of telescope was afterward abandoned because very high magnifying powers could not be employed with it, and the field of view was restricted. But, on account of its brilliant illumination of objects looked at, and its convenience of form, the opera-glass is still a valuable and, in some respects, unrivaled instrument of observation. In choosing an opera-glass, see first that the object-glasses are achromatic, although this caution is hardly necessary, for all modern opera-glasses, worthy of the name, are made with achromatic objectives. But there are great differences in the quality of the work. If a glass shows a colored fringe around a bright object, reject it. Let the diameter of the object-glasses, which are the large lenses in the end farthest from the eye, be not less than an inch and a half. The magnifying power should be at least three or four diameters. A familiar way of estimating the magnifying power is by looking at a brick wall through one barrel of the opera-glass with one eye, while the other eye sees the wall without the intervention of the glass. Then notice how many bricks seen by the naked eye are required to equal in thickness one brick seen through the glass. That number represents the magnifying power. The instrument used by the writer in making most of the observations for this book has object-glasses 1.6 inch in diameter, and a magnifying power of about 3.6 times. See that the fields of view given by the two barrels of the opera-glass coincide, or blend perfectly together. If one appears to partially overlap the other when looking at a distant object, the effect is very annoying. This fault arises from the barrels of the opera-glass being placed too far apart, so that their optical centers do not coincide with the centers of the observer's eyes. A very Bad Field. Occasionally, on account of faulty centering of the lenses, a double image is given of objects looked at, as illustrated in the accompanying cut. In such a case the glass is worthless; but if the effect is simply the addition of a small, crescent-shaped extension on one side of the field of view without any reduplication, the fault may be overlooked, though it is far better to select a glass that gives a perfectly round field. Some glasses have an arrangement for adjusting the distance between the barrels to suit the eyes of different persons, and it would be well if all were made adjustable in the same way. Don't buy a cheap glass, but don't waste your money on fancy mountings. What the Rev. T. W. Webb says of telescopes is equally true of opera-glasses: "Inferior articles may be showily got up, and the outside must go for nothing." There are a few makers whose names, stamped upon the in strument, may generally be regarded as a guarantee of excellence. But the best test is that of actual performance. I have a field-glass which I found in a pawn-shop, that has no maker's name upon it, but in some respects is quite capable of bearing comparison with the work of the best advertised opticians. And this leads me to say that, by the exercise of good judgment, one may occasionally purchase superior glasses at very reasonable prices in the pawn-shops. Ask to be shown the old and well-tried articles; you may find among them a second-hand glass of fine optical properties. If the lenses are not injured, one need not trouble one's self about the worn appearance of the outside of the instrument; so much the more evidence that somebody has found it well worth using. A good field or marine glass is in some respects better than an opera-glass for celestial observations. It possesses a much higher magnifying power, and this gives sometimes a decided advantage. But, on the other hand, its field of view is smaller, rendering it more difficult to find and hold objects. Besides, it does not present as brilliant views of scattered star-clusters as an opera-glass does. For the benefit of those who possess field-glasses, however, I have included in this brief survey certain objects that lie just beyond the reach of opera-glasses, but can be seen with the larger instruments. I have thought it advisable in the descriptions of the constellations which follow to give some account of their mythological origin, both because of the historical interest which attaches to it, and because, while astronomers have long since banished the constellation figures from their maps, the names which the constellations continue to bear require some explanation, and they possess a literary and romantic interest which can not be altogether disregarded in a work that is not intended for purely scientific readers. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Garrett Putman Serviss (2011). Astronomy with an Opera-glass. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved October 2022 https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/36741/pg36741-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org , located at https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html .

Star-gazing was never more popular than it is now

There’s a disparity between Work-to-Earn (W2E) and Play-to-Earn (P2E) that will likely hinder the growth of P2E, as an industry. The disparity is caused by prioritizing monetary wealth over experiential wealth. P2E earners have, on many occasions, stated that they are, in essence, generating income via “Play-as-Work.” This begs the question, if they’re playing other games for fun, what does the future look like for P2E, as it stands alone? There’s a way to bridge that gap, however. Resting between W2E and P2E is a need for involvement and belonging that revolves around creating better opportunities for the people around us, without falling behind in modern society. Do gaming guilds provide this? Sometimes. In some ways. Speaking to my personal experience, having been in gaming clans and guilds for a decade or more, it’s not enough to fill the void. Help-to-Earn (H2E) is a new operational model that seeks to supplement the current P2E and W2E economies. Rather than prioritize monetary wealth, H2E, like , prioritizes experiential wealth. People don’t just want to “live their best life” on Insta or any other platform. They want to build lives, rich with experience, for themselves. The , founded in 2020 highlights this. Gen-Z at large LOG OFF Movement Available opportunities to belong and contribute to a cause that is, at least perceptibly, greater than yourself are the root of satisfaction. These can be hard to find. (especially when you’re locked behind a screen for 6-8+ hours each day—just for P2E purposes.) Never mind the highly addictive content serving and social media algorithms that keep people engaged for hours more. Gen-Z purportedly on screen time. spends half of their daily waking life Many communities of older gamers have come to realize the emergent Pay-to-Win model is far better than a traditional “Grind-to-Win” model, provided a player cares sufficiently about what their time is spent on. Time is not money. Time is the one resource in the world that can be traded for anything. There’s practically no time left in the day to seek these causes, much less support them on a wide scale. Help-to-Earn can provide these opportunities on the micro-scale. This results in the empowerment of entire communities, wherein contributors seek their own paths while retaining enjoyment in the other things they do. Some may guide raids, while others may sherpa couples to the top of Mt. Everest. Can P2E Really Scale, Globally? The meteoric rise and (not-so) steady downtrend of popular Play-to-Earn (P2E) games, such as Axie Infinity, has highlighted several core issues. Economies are, ultimately, driven by demand. If you don’t want it, it won’t matter to you. The thing with games like Axie Infinity is, that they’re progression-centric, but their end never really comes—only an opportunity to become the best. Unfortunately, a vast swathe of the Axie community viewed playing the game as a job. Filip, a Slovakian in their 30s, stated that . When asked what they do for recreation, they replied, they only played Axie Infinity for money “ .” I play real games There are projects, such as “ ” that work to bridge the gaps, but most  aren’t fully available or proven yet in the market. Cradles: Origin of Species MOBA games, such as and are progression-centric in a different sense. Start from the ground floor every time you play. Roguelite games, a genre that repeats on death but allows players to carry some progress forward, embody the concepts underlying League of Legends very well, but with a “P2E” twist—death isn’t all for naught. P2E games seek to cross the work-to-earn bridge, but fall short in the sense that , while pleasant in some circumstances, can just as readily become work, . League of Legends DOTA 2 grinding games sometimes worse Just How Well Can P2E Economies REALLY Scale? In-game economies are driven by advancement—progress—rather than scarcity. In-game base currency, such as gold, in League of Legends or DOTA 2, is often infinite in terms of supply, but time-based variables make the unlimited supply. Having this consistent, cohesive, pattern of feast and famine allows players to familiarize it. This ultimately creates a shortened feedback loop by decreasing the game’s overall difficulty, until the match ends. Players’ brains become wired for extracting dopamine in specific channels. If left unattended, this process can effectively hamstring players’ ability to derive pleasure from life’s daily activities. These activities often provide a service that unifies players with the greater society. Without that, they are left with a deep and unfulfilled need. Much of The Current P2E Landscape Is Rooted In (Unhealthy) Scarcity As a result, many current P2E games are likely to scale very poorly as time goes on and adoption levels out, because the reductions in new cashflows will begin to limit the earning ceiling for players. Without new sources to draw from, other avenues must be used to secure net-new capital. This leads us right back to the current cycle, wherein advertisements and other means are used to draw in new money for the ecosystem. At their base level, P2E games are often driven by scarcity—more specifically, the Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), rather than progress. As a result, the number of potential adopters shrinks. The next logical step creates secondary economies that enable early adopters to make (partially) passive income, such as , and the games’ overall economic sustainability plummet if left unattended. Axie Scholarships How Can We Bridge The Gaps That Hold P2E Back P2E serves to fulfill a desire for progress that simply isn’t present in most modern economic structures. The gaps that P2E fills have been the niche that enabled companies like and to thrive. of the market. Those gaps form the basis for achieving satisfaction, as part of something greater than oneself. This attractive force helps to bind communities together, like glue. Twitch Youtube compensated for their time, as consumers in a cyclically consumerist/creator-centric economy. A few key gaps Gamers now expect that they will be hold P2E back from successfully fulfilling the underlying needs Without this sort of force, P2E will struggle to find support during bear markets, also known as “contraction cycles”, where the amount of money invested declines rather than increases. This relationship is highlighted by the transition from creation to consumption of content. Twitch and other streaming services have helped lay the foundation for P2E by enabling an economy wherein gamers and enthusiasts are able to make a healthy living Experience-as-a-Service--H2E Help to Earn is growing. The H2E movement is empowering people to live the life they want to, full of rich experiences, while minimizing the time they need to spend researching, seeking information on social media, or being trapped in a daze by the phone that was “supposed” to set them free to explore the world. H2E supports the P2E ecosystem by filling some of the voids between Work-to-Earn (Web2 “Jobs”) and P2E. Matthew Hairsnape, co-founder of the discusses the concept briefly : H2E movement here Web3 has surfaced with a rare opportunity. We can, for the first time in generations, fully enable people to seek out their passions and support a lifestyle that they love in doing so, where they would have otherwise been drawn into the W2E trap, grinding their life away in a job they hate. Prince Ea, a well-known creator and Forbes 30 Under 30 resident, that highlights this trend, and its impacts on people in modern society: developed a video Community as a Currency (the currency of Web3) The most successful; web3 projects are built atop communities. None of these projects just “had” a community to start, they’ve built them from the ground up. Communities enrich the project not just in terms of floor value, but in terms of livelihood and longevity. NFT communities have built opportunities for both businesses and individuals to take control of their lives and find the passions that will drive them forward. Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), Goblintown, Illuminati, Azuki, Doodles, Cryptopunks (CP), and any derivative projects are just a few of the communities that have arisen and come together as the crypto market has settled into a bear cycle, or crypto winter. These communities aren’t for merch sales, they’re for companionship and unity. Apefest 2022 (featured at NFT NYC) was a massive event, to which hundreds or thousands of BAYC, and Mutant Ape Yacht Club  (MAYC) NFT holders travelled to meet up with each other. Yuga Labs, one of the most reputable NFT development firms in the space recently acquired LarvaLabs, the developer that created CP. Others have sought to recreate their success. Few have succeeded. Help-to-Earn isn’t an attempt to recreate this success. It’s an attempt to empower creators, like those who have made the countless NFTs since CP, and the rest of the world’s population to create meaningful and pleasant experiences. Whether that experience is a shared cruise for two, a solo hike to a local mountaintop, or a club full of people that celebrate together, H2E is designed to support it. Join the Help-to-Earn movement this summer and build on these experiences for the rest of your life.

Break Free From the Work-to-Earn Chains, Help-to-Earn Supports Play-to-Earn

Libérese de las cadenas Work-to-Earn, Help-to-Earn apoya Play-to-Earn

Libérez-vous des chaînes Work-to-Earn, Help-to-Earn prend en charge Play-to-Earn

कमाने के लिए काम की जंजीरों से मुक्त हो जाओ, कमाने के लिए मदद प्ले-टू-अर्न का समर्थन करता है

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