Have you ever taken part in crypto gambling? For years, it has been a concept and a practice that has been gathering steam online, with many millions of punters taking part in crypto gambling. As cryptocurrency has become more popular and more valuable, online crypto gambling sites have been cropping up all around the world. They offer betting markets, casino games, and slots, all backed by the power of cryptocurrency. In this article, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about crypto gambling. It’s only getting bigger with time, and the best crypto gambling sites are building their ..read more

The crypto betting revolution is here. We’ll tell you what crypto betting is, how to do it, and reveal those websites that make crypto betting safe, easy and fun. But is crypto betting legal? Don’t worry as we’ll cover that too. If there was anything about betting with crypto you wanted to know but were afraid to ask, you’ll get all of the answers you need right here. It’s never been easier to get the best crypto betting experience. From the hottest crypto betting tips you can find online to a breakdown of what cryptocurrencies can be used for gambling, we’ve got it all, right here. There’s a ..read more

Looking for the best online crypto casino? Then you’ve come to the right place as we’ve got 10 great contenders right here. Just take a look below and you’ll find 10 casinos that are packed full of slots and table games that you can play with crypto payments. It’s never been easier to play at the best crypto casino! But wait. Is cryptocurrency gambling legal? Yes, it is – in certain territories. Each country has its own online gambling laws that are regulated by a governing body like the UK Gambling Commission, the Malta Gaming Authority and so on. This is why you should always check that each ..read more

Non-fungible token (NFT) ecosystem Enjin has launched their first parachain, named Efinity, on the Polkadot network. The parachain is the first on the network to be dedicated to NFTs. It was reported that Efinity will support CryptoBlades, a play-to-earn NFT game, along with its 1.1 million users. Additionally, the parachain is also committed to hosting over 100 blockchain-based games and applications. “NFTs and their applications have come such a long way in the past year,” Enjin Chief Technology Officer Witek Radomski said in an interview with CoinDesk. “The infrastructure to support them a ..read more

Racing games are pretty rare at the moment in the NFT game world – crypto gaming doesn’t have too many racing games at the moment! REVV Racing is one such game – the arcade sim racer was created and published by Animoca Brands. Hosted on the Polygon blockchain, the game makes do without the exorbitant gas fees that plague the main Ethereum network. Animoca Brands is also responsible for games like F1 Delta Time and MotoGP Ignition, so there is a lot of racing talent behind the REVV game. As with almost all crypto games, it’s centred around the play-to-earn side of the game, as users can make m ..read more

0xWRLD, a multi-chain 2D pixelverse recently announced the launch of its first-ever multi-chain NFT metaverse. 0xWRLD’s brand new NFTs ecosystem will introduce cross-chain in the NFTs market to simplify the transaction process of multiple blockchains, as well as tokens alongside metaverses. 0xWRLD founder Brad Palmer said the company launched the project with the hope that it can transform NFTs and the world of metaverse in the future. “We are thrilled to launch our unique Multi-Chain NFT Metaverse with a vision to bring about a transformation in the world of NFTs and Metaverses. As amazing a ..read more

Coin Desk has reported that NFT and crypto games are losing their players. These include Axie Infinity, The Sandbox, and Decentraland, who all saw the number of their players plummet by 30 percent, 29 percent, and 15 percent, respectively, over the same time period. The report says the values of the games had been dropping since they were kicked off Steam. Even without the drops, however, these blockchain games’ peak player numbers had never even been close to that of top games on Steam and the Epic Game Store, despite the large investments they received from venture capital firms. Moreover ..read more

Axie Infinity developer Sky Mavis announced that they raised $150 million to enhance security measures and reimburse their players who fell victim to a hacker attack in late March, which resulted in a $625 million loss. It was reported that the earn-to-play game experienced a mass abandonment after the attack after players found themselves unable to access gaming proceeds. The funding was led by the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, whose trading platforms are used for digital token trading activities by Axie Infinity. Other investors include gaming and blockchain company Anim ..read more

The International Game Developers Association (IGDA) has raised concerns about the use of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) in gaming, saying “ethical issues” must first be addressed as a priority. IGDA interim director and founder of gaming nonprofit Games for Me Jakin Vela said the use of NFTs in game-related activities is a “socio-political explosion waiting to happen”. “[IGDA is] in the process of revising our stance to be a little stronger because there are actually a lot of ethical issues that come with NFTs,” Vela continued. The association also argued that NFTs should not be used for game-re ..read more

British blockchain technology company, Opis Group has expanded its NFT play-to-earn game (P2E), OpiPets, to six select African countries following the company’s priority of improving the African region through game development, earning digital assets and cryptocurrencies without upfront fees. “OpiPets is a blockchain-based, Free to Play, Play to Earn NFT game currently in development. Combining elements of RPG, strategy, auto-battling and economics,” OpiPets’ website reads. In doing so, Opis Group recently appointed Babatunde Ayomide as the company’s growth and marketing lead for Africa. Acco ..read more