Unlocking the Next Level of Decentralized Gaming with Cartesi
Cartesi released article how decentralized gaming can unlock a new universe of opportunity for publishers, developers, and gamers & how infrastructure is making smart contract development more accessible to the millions of game developers around the world.
In the first part of this mini-series, they looked at how the centralized nature of current server infrastructure can leave websites, publishers, and gamers open to hacks, bad actors, and in the worst-case scenario, a total loss of their content.
In this second article, they want to dive into how blockchain technology has made way for a new era in gaming, one in which gamers can see the real value of their in-game possessions, and can have true ownership of the items and rewards that they earn through countless hours of gameplay. They’re also going to talk about how DAOs (decentralized autonomous organizations) in the blockchain gaming space can democratize the decision-making process, giving gamers more of a say about what changes are made to their favorite games.
By decentralizing all aspects of the current gaming industry as they know it, they allow for different entities and players to bring value and also liquidity to the game world (they’ll explore this side of things in final part of the mini-series).
The Cartesi team stands at the forefront of innovation when it comes to making the tools and knowledge required to construct the future infrastructure of blockchain gaming available to millions of software developers around the world. Having partnered with world-renowned institutions such as IMPA, they have made it our mission to unlock the potential of blockchain technology and smart contracts so that they can be utilized to build the decentralized innovations of tomorrow.
About Cartesi
Cartesi’s optimistic rollups are evolutionizing smart contract programming by allowing developers to code with mainstream software stacks. Noether is Cartesi’s side-chain that’s optimized for ephemeral data, providing low-cost data availability to DApps.
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