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What Is AML And Why Is It Relevant To Token Economies?
AML (Anti-Money Laundering) refers to practices that prevent illicit finance. Token economies that touch real money may need AML controls. …
Cryptocurrency FAQ
A 50-item FAQ for virtual coins, game economies, and education-first Web3 concepts.
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What Are 'Virtual Assets Game Coins' Marketplaces?
Marketplaces are places where players trade items or currency-official shops, auction houses, or third-party sites. Official marketplaces …
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What Is 'Liquidity' And Why Do Marketplaces Care?
Liquidity is how easily you can buy or sell without moving the price too much. In virtual economies, high liquidity means items trade …
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What Is 'UGC' And How Does It Connect To Coin Economies?
UGC (user-generated content) lets players build maps, quests, skins, or experiences. Coin economies can reward creators or let players spend …
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Why Do People Say Solana Is 'Fast' For Game-Like Transactions?
Solana is often associated with higher throughput and lower fees, which can make on-chain interactions feel more game-friendly. But speed …
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What Is 'Wallet UX' In a Game Economy?
Wallet UX is how the game shows balances, transactions, and spending options. Great UX prevents mistakes with confirmations, clear labels, …
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What Are 'Web3 Games' In The Context of Virtual Coins?
Web3 games often claim player ownership, open marketplaces, or on-chain verification. In practice, the experience varies wildly. The best …
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What Are Daily Quests And Streak Rewards?
Daily quests give small, predictable goals; streak rewards reward consistent play over time. Together they build a gentle Coins Farm habit. …
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How Can a Player *legitimately* Profit From Coins-Related Gaming?
Most in-game coins are not cash, so “profit” usually comes from adjacent, allowed activities: streaming, esports, tutorials, …
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What Are Fortnite V-Bucks And How Do They Work?
V-Bucks are Fortnite’s premium currency used for cosmetics, emotes, and Battle Pass-related purchases. The key economy idea is …