Crypto gaming needs to be fun to be successful — money doesn't matter
Contrary to what you might believe, monetary rewards in gaming are bad for player retention. Developers need to take player psychology and game design into account.
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Contrary to what you might believe, monetary rewards in gaming are bad for player retention. Developers need to take player psychology and game design into account.
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