BlackPool Bulletin #42 Paid Members Public
It is incredible to see how fast things are growing these past weeks. The NFT-Fi narrative is bullish, the wallet abstraction is moving at light speed…
BlackPool Bulletin #41 Paid Members Public
The Blur airdrop held twitter in its grip the past week. After months of introspective threads on maintaining the health of the ecosystem, the free money tweets are back to dominating the timelines.
Immortal Guide: Everything you need to start Paid Members Public
Immortal offers an exciting new take on the classic game of chess, offering unique blockchain elements and small but meaningful twists on the well-known gameplay formula that captivated people around the world for thousands of years.
BlackPool Bulletin #38 Paid Members Public
The Bear Market mood is affecting most of the fading twitter space. How to keep pushing when the main centralised social media is falling apart? Still massive news is dropping every week.
BlackPool Bulletin #37 Paid Members Public
Not a lot is happening in the blockchain gaming universe this week. But the paradoxical mood of this bear market is still omnipresent: you can see, side by side, beautiful community-owned projects like TreasureDAO, and clowns with their omnipotent and designed-to-die projects like Genesis or FTX.
BlackPool Bulletin #36 Paid Members Public
Yuga Labs starting the year with a mint announcement is kind of a game breaker on the NFT side, and Illuvium nominated for 7 categories at Gam3rs’ Choice Awards…
Blackpool Bulletin #34 Paid Members Public
New year, new us? Not really. Just changing a number on the calendar won’t do alchemy tricks on the market and its actors. But the future of blockchain gaming seems bright. Will 2023 be the year of the bull? Or another year of the bear?
The Alpha: Mighty Action Heroes Paid Members Public
Last weekend, The Herd had the great privilege of participating in the first closed test for Mighty Action Heroes - a browser-based, blockchain, battle royale game inspired heavily by the iconic action films of the 1980s.
