Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian predicts play-to-earn crypto will be the only type of games people play in 5 years



Ohanian is a co-owner of the website.

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In five years, the play-to-earn phenomenon will be a standard part of gaming, says Ohanian.

In a recent episode of the "Where It Happens" show, Ohanian said that "90 percent of people will not play a game unless they are being properly valued for that time."

He said that in five years you will value your time. You will be playing a game that is just as fun, but you will actually earn value and you will be the harvester, instead of being harvested for advertisements or fleeced for dollars to buy stupid hammers.

The popularity of play-to-earn games grew around the world. Cryptocurrencies are used as in-game currencies in gaming worlds.
The metaverse is a futuristic virtual world that allows players to build, own, and monetize their gaming experiences on the ethereum platform using the platform's in-game utility token.
A quarter of Axie players have never had access to a bank account before, meaning their Axie wallet is the first financial service they've been able to access.

The adoption of popular gaming franchises and more players around the world flocking to play-to-earn games are expected to increase in the coming years. The highest market value among play-to-earn token is currently held by Decentraland's MANA.
Ohanian shared two other predictions, one of which was a play-to-earn boom.

In the next five years, most people will participate in a DAO. A DAO is a fancy term for a bunch of internet contacts coming together for a common purpose, such as in the case of the ConstitutionDAO, where people clubbed together to try to buy an original copy of the US Constitution.

They won't know it. I don't think that branding is bad. "But they won't care, user experience wins over everything." I think it will be common. It'll be a pretty normal thing, but maybe not everyone.

He expects people to care more about their online identities than their real-world ones.

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