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The concept of AI agents proved to be a damp squib in 2025 so will 2026 be the year they make a real impact on blockchain gaming? Keith Kim, COO, NEXPACE Skepticism around AI agents is understandable. In 2025, many projects adopted the “AI” label without a clearly defined problem or structural necessity, and approaches […]
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After announcing the end of SLP rewards in Axie Infinity: Origins earlier in January, Sky Mavis co-founder Jeff Zirlin announced in a recent X post that the game’s AXS rewards will also cease, to be replaced by a new token variant called bAXS. This uses Limit Break’s ERC20-C protocol. Such tokens are labelled AppTokens. Designed […]
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CCP Games’ in-development MMOG EVE Frontier is one of the most anticipated blockchain games of the year. Thankfully, its dev team is also highly professional. Not only does it have a public roadmap, it sticks to its roadmap. So with the game’s Cycle 4 now live, the start of 2026 provides a good opportunity to […]
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Consolidation is in the air. Following Polygon’s purchase of blockchain game infrastructure outfit Sequence, US onchain gaming platform Cartridge has announced it’s buying UK game dev Playmint. The terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. Both Cartridge and Playmint share Bitkraft as an investor, which likely made the deal easier to close. Playmint’s debut game was […]
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The renewed dynamism of Polygon blockchain developer Polygon Labs continues apace with the news that it’s acquired two web infrastructure companies – Sequence and Coinme – in a deal worth $250 million, most likely a combination of cash, equity and crypto. The value of the individual elements of the deal between the two companies wasn’t […]
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