We're Going to Stop Calling it Web3 Gaming, Says Magic Eden Chief Gaming Officer
Magic Eden Chief Gaming Officer Chris Akhavan talks Web3 adoption and Web3's reputation problem with Decrypt's Kate Irwin. Also, he shares his stance on the word "NFT."
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