Blockchain horse racing game ZED RUN has announced that its new lending system is on the way. Players will be able to lend and borrow virtual mounts to participate in events and get access to special rewards. This feature should offer the first instance of utility for the game’s new ZED Token.

Halliday wants to lower the entry barrier to blockchain gaming. The startup has raised $6 million to offer players “buy now, pay later” NFTs, so they could claim ownership of in-game assets and pay for them over time.

Mighty Bear Games received $10 million in funding from Framework Ventures to launch its own blockchain unit and immediately announced its first blockchain game, Mighty Action Heroes.

30 Chinese tech companies, including Tencent, have signed a pact to stop NFT secondary trading. They also pledged to regulate their activities in the market and prevent speculations.

The NFT market has continued its downfall this month, with sales dropping to the lowest levels in the last 12 months. Experts think that investors are now looking for safer places following the latest Terra collapse and other warning signs.

Venture firm 1confirmation has launched a new $100 million fund for NFT projects. The company will invest in gaming, art, and other startups, with the main focus on new projects.

Yuga Labs has suffered another attack on its Discord server. As a result, hackers managed to steal around $380k worth of Bored Apes NFTs, with the project’s founder later blaming Discord for the lack of security.

The US Attorney’s Office has opened the first-ever insider trading case involving NFTs. Former OpenSea product manager Nathaniel Chastain is named as the main defendant, facing up to 20 years in prison.

Interest in GameFi and blockchain titles is on the rise despite all the issues in the industry. So here is what should be known before getting into this area full of big opportunities and pitfalls.

Blockchain gaming has been rapidly growing for a while, attracting users and investors globally. However, this growing industry still has a lot of issues that need to be solved, including the large amount of speculation and its unsustainability.

NFTs can really change people’s lives, and this time for the better. An artist / indie developer, who has been struggling to earn off their work, has decided to try out the blockchain and sold their first drop for tens of thousands of dollars.

CCP Games has always been rooting for new technologies. However, the company behind EVE Online has no plans to add NFTs to its MMO, which is now approaching its 19th anniversary.

Ubisoft has decided to stop making new content for Ghost Recon: Breakpoint just a few months after adding NFTs to the game. However, the publisher has plans to produce “digits” for other titles.

Game companies haven’t given up on the NFT concept completely despite the ongoing controversy. According to a well-known Call of Duty insider, Activision has also been thinking of adding non-fungible tokens to its main franchise.

Immersive sims pioneer Warren Spector has shared his thoughts on the boom of non-fungible tokens. He also gave more information about his new video game.

Krafton has joined a list of game companies stepping into the NFT space. The PUBG developer will create NFT avatars that players will supposedly find “fun and engaging.”

While Ubisoft is giving NFTs to its employees, game marketplace itch.io thinks that non-fungible tokens are nothing more than a scam.

The idea of moving NFT items between different games is getting more popular, especially among people who don’t fully understand how this industry works on the tech side. Game developer and consultant Rami Ismail has explained why this concept is probably a no-go using a simple dice model as an example.

The making of the 90s Doom port for 3DO has long become the stuff of legend. A man who secured rights for it thought that you could just copy files from the PC version and add new weapons by uploading jpegs. Now people compare this story to fantasies about moving NFT items between different games.