How to start With GAMEFI?

There are thousands of blockchain games, and they each follow their own economic model. Unlike traditional video games, play-to-earn games let players buy and then transfer the in-game assets they acquire to outside of the game’s virtual world — they can sell their NFTs on a marketplace like OpenSea, or trade their crypto earnings for money on a crypto exchange like coinbase,Binance(Global Exchange)

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All of this is to say that, like every other fact of the Begining Web3 space, GameFi requires a crypto wallet. From there, it’s all about finding games that are secure and managing your finances responsibly.

One of the most well-known play-to-earn titles out there right now is Axie Infinity and also you can start earn with thetan arena which is multiplayer Game. Every week you can win thc on thetan arena
tournament 

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STEPN EARNING TOKENS

STEPN uses a dual-token system. The first — Green Satoshi Token, or GST — is a utility game token, and the second one — Green Metaverse Token, or GMT — is a governance token. The latter is the cryptocurrency we will be looking and you can get reward for walking using the sneakers.

The GMT token is mainly used for governance purposes within the STEPN app. It can also be burned to access some features like sneaker upgrades.

Green Metaverse Token (GMT) is the governance token of a fitness application called STEPN. Its main goal is to encourage a healthy lifestyle and promote eco-friendliness. The app allows users to earn rewards for moving around outside when they equip their NFT sneakers

Namibia’s central bank says Bitcoin can be accepted as payment

Although cryptocurrencies do not have the status of legal cash in Namibia, the country’s central bank, the Bank of Namibia (BON), has announced that it has now included “virtual assets (VA) and virtual assets service providers (VASP) under its Fintech Innovations Regulatory Framework in a phased approach, through its innovation hub.”

The BON also highlighted in a statement issues towards the end of September that, although digital currencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) are still not legally recognized, retailers and dealers may take money in this form if they are “willing to participate in such an exchange or trade.”

Notably, the central bank said that it is contemplating making changes to “applicable laws and regulations diligently in consultation with other relevant authorities.”

The bank’s new stance on digital currencies seems to indicate that the BON is warming up to cryptocurrencies. The central bank has previously said