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Today we're covering Neon District. Neon District is a free-to-play cyberpunk role-playing game featuring collectible NFTs on Matic and Ethereum. Players can collect characters and gear, craft and level up fully-equipped teams to battle against other players.

My guest today is Ben Heidorn, better known as @cybourgeoisie on Twitter. Ben is a Solidity developer who has been building crypto puzzles and games for several years. He is the CTO at crypto game studio Blockade Games, developers of Neon District, and principal developer on Josie Bellini's CyberBrokers, a massively on-chain SVG NFT collection that has been in the works for over two years. In this episode, Ben and I chat about many of the projects he's worked on over the years, including Torched Hearts, Plasma Bears, Tokens of Infection, F473, The Ledger of Szabo, and more. If you're excited to hear the details on how Ben stored more than 1400 SVG layers in over 2000 contracts on Ethereum L1 for CyberBrokers, make sure to stick around for the last third of this episode. It was a pleasure chatting with Ben about the early days of puzzling and cross-chain experimentation, and his more recent experience building sophisticated onchain NFT projects. I hope you enjoy the show. Interview by @nnnnicholas. Produced by @0xRavel. Topics discussed: COIN ARTIST and the invention of crypto puzzles Rhea Myers @Zd3N puzzle artist @Zd3N's Litecoin puzzle Torched Hearts Tokens of Infection (September 2019) (Etherscan) CryptoKitties Diego Rodriguez lead artist at Neon District David Hoover, founder of Red Squirrel technologies) wrote the original Neon District trophy contract (January 2018) Pineapple Arcade Plasma Bears (March 2019) (article, OpenSea) XCOPY plasma bear Loom Network, now-defunct alt-L1 EVM. Axie Infinity Loom DM: "We're shutting down tomorrow." The Ledger of Szabo (Aug 2019), cross chain Ethereum-Lightning puzzle game (team) (Etherscan) Die Kitty Dai (Feb 2020), demo (team picture), Etherscan JTobcat creator of the first NFT airdrop F473 (Fate) (2021) documentation,

April 17, 10-4pm, closing brunch with a community listening event hosted by Heard Productions Norfolk's first official arts district, NEON (New Energy of Norfolk), is home to long-time cultural institutions like the Chrysler Museum of Art and Harrison Opera House as well as studio-based ventures like d'Art Center and the Rutter Family Art Foundation, all providing artists a place to make, create and show. Within a few short blocks you can see a muralist at work, take in an improv comedy performance at Push Comedy Theater, watch a live glass-working demonstration, shop for unique home goods, get a tattoo or dine out at an eclectic restaurant. Learn more at www.NEONNFK.com and follow along on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @neonnfk. Awarding Judge: Mark Matel serves as the senior project manager with the City of Norfolk for Housing and Community Development. Matel has also served as the Enterprise Rose Architectural Fellowship Director; speaker for Reverberations 2018 The Roots and Relevance of Community Design; and received multiple design awards from Auburn and Hampton Universities. The Neon District's annual exhibition is juried by a group or rotating members of the district's Public Art Committee: Janelle Burchfield, Downtown Norfolk Council Events Chair Richard Andre Love, Teens with a Purpose Rachel McCall, Downtown Norfolk Council Kathryn Murphy, Chrysler Museum Glass Studio Jesse Neece, Commune NFK & Downtown Norfolk Council Gallery Assistant Nancy Rogan, WHRO Karen Rudd, Norfolk Arts --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/loveletterstovirginia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loveletterstovirginia/support

Marguerite deCourcelle, known by her persona Coin Artist, has been in the crypto space since 2014. Marguerite pushes the boundaries at the intersection of art, games, and crypto, carving out a career for herself as an artist and creator.   Although her focus is certainly in crypto gaming, it might not be what you'd expect. Her endeavors have a cypherpunk feel at the protocol level, innovating creative ways for NFTs to interact in our wallets.   Alongside discussions of her work at Blockade Games, we explore emergence, embedding data in the blockchain, and the untapped world of meaningful crypto gaming.   ------

If you've ever seen the word “Ham” scribbled at the bottom of a huge mural gracing the side of a building, you are about to meet the artist. His name is Hamilton Glass. While his work has been featured in Norfolk's Neon District, the bulk of his colorful creations adorn building after building in downtown Richmond. Our Lisa Godley recently spoke to the Hampton University grad about his talent for bringing community stories to life through art, and what it takes to do things… BIG!

En este episodio te explico por qué la plataforma Robinhood va a listar a Shiba Inu antes de lo que pensamos: la cotización de su acción no deja de bajar, sus resultados trimestrales han sido y van a seguir siendo malos y ahora sienten la presión de la prensa y de sus propios accionistas para cambiar la dinámica en la que han entradoa. Ese cambio puede venir de la mano de Shiba Inu. Además hablo de cómo Grayscale va a lanzar un trust de solana, de tweets de Tech Dev, de Jesse Olson, de como MicroStrategy realiza otra compra de Bitcoins, de Animoca Brands y de Neon District

Neon District is a play to earn NFT game where everything in the game is a sellable asset which can help you earn some Ethereum in the process. It's a cyberpunk role-playing game where you configure a set of four characters to go and do these deliveries where you can collect some neon. The play to earn concept gives you the option of just playing the game without having to put any money into the game which could be a more slow process as you build up your characters and team. Of course you do have the option of investing some Ethereum to get a jump start to earn ETH more quickly the choice is really yours. The game is currently in Season One which only has a single player campaign mode, but Season Two apparently will offer the chance to do co-op and play with friends. I would say the game is pretty cool so far plus with everything being an NFT you have some options of how you earn money within the game as items can be sold on the marketplace. Start playing here: Portal. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thew0lf0fcrypt0/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thew0lf0fcrypt0/support

0xUniverse- is the next generation blockchain game where players can build spaceships, explore the galaxy, and colonize planets. The discoverers will extract resources and carry out research that allows them to conquer the remotest corners of the galaxy. In addition, players can jointly contribute to the story and unravel the mystery of the universe. Cometh.io- more than just a game, Cometh is above all a hybrid community between DeFi power users and skilled gamers. The core team and the contributors are active on these networks, don't hesitate to join us for the greatest experience. Avaegotchi- A collectible. An avatar. A true fren. item icon Summon an Aavegotchi with a Portal or acquire one in the Baazaar. item icon Claim a name for your Aavegotchi that noone else can have. item icon Boost its rarity score by equipping wearables and earning XP. item icon Grow your gotchi's kinship score by interacting with it often. item icon Neon District- is the cyberpunk role-playing adventure and flagship game developed by Blockade Games. Leveraging the latest in decentralized technologies, players battle to progress through a sci-fi dystopia and earn in-game NFT (non-fungible token) items. Brave Frontier Heroes - BFH is the crossover of the extremely successful mobile game BRAVE FRONTIER and the no.1 blockchain game My Crypto Heroes*. It combines the proven gameplay of BRAVE FRONTIER with the proven game economy of My Crypto Heroes. The innovation: By playing the game, you will own BRAVE FRONTIER characters (Units) and weapons (Spheres) as digital assets, secured by blockchain technology. This allows you to freely buy and sell those assets to others, or even use them in other games. We're creating a world where your time and passion will become your assets. Zed.run- The future of digital racehorse ownership is here. Race your way to the top and build your legacy today. Blockchain Cuties - is a new collectible crypto game with adventures where you get to play with puppies, lizards, bear cubs, cats and other real and fantasy creatures alike. Each cutie is unique and 100% belongs to you. You get to collect them, breed them, test their skills in battles, arm them and even level them up! In-game economy lets you trade cuties using smart contracts on Ethereum, EOS, TRON and NEO blockchains. Each cutie, which is a non-fungible, can be transferred or sold to other players just like a regular cryptocurrency. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jcrypto/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jcrypto/support

Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet runs in a weekend-long celebration at the Plot in Norfolk's NEON District. Rebecca Weinstein spoke with the show's leads, Enver Siddiky and Noelle Peterson.

In this episode, Bobby Ong, co-founder of CoinGecko is joined by Joël Hubert - Co-founder, NIFTEX. Bobby interviewed Joël on the background of NIFTEX, their updates for NIFTEX V2, their NFT bundle, as well as Joël’s advice for beginner NFT collectors.[00:01:42] Intro[00:02:38] What is NIFTEX?[00:08:01] What happens to the fractionalized NFT when there’s a bid on it?[00:19:09] Updates on NIFTEX V2 [00:27:00] Interesting stats on NIFTEX[00:31:45] NIFTEX’s R64X NFT bundle[00:41:02] Thoughts on NFT on Layer 1 chains[00:44:08] Advice for beginner NFT collectors Quotes from the episode:“Coin Artist from Neon District, she fractionalized herself and you know, and she used this coin as like a community membership, proof of community membership.” [00:20:27]“If Almace would have remained in one piece, we always say it might've traded a few times in the year and it might have done a few hundred ETH in volume. But then when we fractionalize Almace it did like a thousand ETH of volume in the first two, one or two weeks” [00:25:22]“I think for beginners, they're going to be super confused with these fractions of NFT stuff. And so they just need to have a very solid foundation in NFTs themselves, so I would advise them to start with arts.” [00:44:47]Watch the Podcast on YouTubeLinksNIFTEX - https://www.niftex.org/CoinGecko - https://www.coingecko.com/NIFTEX on CoinGecko - https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/niftex Social MediaNIFTEX:https://twitter.com/NIFTEXCoinGecko:https://twitter.com/coingeckohttps://t.me/coingecko

Coin Artist is the CEO of Blockade Games and has been involved in crypto since 2013.Follow: @coin_artist Neon District: https://twitter.com/neondistrictrpg My Twitter: @koroushak My Newsletter: https://koroushak.substack.com/  

A few weeks ago, the non-fungible token (NFT) world saw one of the first blockchain art heists, with several users seeing their marketplace accounts taken over and their valuables stolen. In this special episode of “CoinDesk Reports,” Managing Editor Adam B. Levine digs into the thorny issue of not just what can but what should be done in these situations.This episode is sponsored by Interpop.ioThis time we speak with Marguerite deCourcelle, CEO of Blockade Games, the creator of Neon District; and William Quigley, CEO of WAX, a blockchain designed specifically for NFTs. They help us understand the ground truth about blockchain collectibles and how that both helps and hurts when things go wrong. Later, we hear from Alex Salnikov, a co-founder of Rarible, for a different perspective on where mass adoption is pushing the still-nascent technology. Oh, and there's at least a sort-of happy ending, too, for the victims in our tale. As always, we'd love to hear what you think. Have something to say? Send us an email at podcasts@coindesk.com.--InterPop is building the architecture of an entirely new landscape of fandom using technology built on the Tezos blockchain to drive their vision. Visit hellointerpop.io to learn more.--Photo credit: Bermix Studio/Unsplash modified by CoinDesk

Today on SuperIdols! RPG, the group worries about where Ann is and goes back to the Neon District to search for the last place she might have been seen. Along the way, they garner a lot more attention than they reckoned... Cast:- Dana Lexa (she/her, @AuthorX) as Valerie Pearce / Violence Violet- Tea (they/them, @Nonbinaritea) as Evangeline "Angie" Blake / Bane Raven- Drak (he/him, @Drakoniques) as Jaiden Lott / Elementum- Luca (he/they) as Queen Bee- ErynCerise (she/her, @eryncerise) as The GM NPC Name Spellings:- Karen- Petra- Bom Bom Brothers- Quentin Bong- Hollis Bong- Brayden Bong- VAPE or WAVE (mentioned) Featured Patrons:- Circus- Chris T.- Erikune- Rachel Waffle ---------- SuperIdols! RPG is a proud member of the Be Gay Roll Dice podcast network! Featured Podcast:- Everyone Dice: https://www.twitch.tv/compassroseproductions Join the Be Gay Roll Dice Discord!: https://discord.gg/cQ9h2me BGRD Twitter: https://twitter.com/BEGAYROLLDICE ---------- Logo Art: Prissmbell (@Prissmbell) Character Art: Onsta (@onstamonsta) Opening Theme: "Le Chevalier Noir 'version_instrumentale'" by Cyborgjeff (used under license from Jamendo Music) Ending Theme: "Born to Drive Me Crazy" by Lance Conrad (used under license from Storyblocks.com) Other incidental music and sound effects for this episode are licensed from Storyblocks.com, Freesound.org, and the YouTube Audio Library, with the exception of "Fireworks", a Creative Commons track by Gmode. For inquiries about specific tracks, please contact the GM on Twitter @eryncerise. This campaign is played using Masks: A New Generation, written by Brendan Conway and published by Magpie Games, with custom moves by ErynCerise and Zak P. SuperIdols! RPG is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Introduction I am so happy with the evolution of this podcast that I have created last year without too much expectation. I have reached the astonishing number of 1200 plays and expect the number to increase this year. The aim of this podcast is to gain visibility and reach a new audience. The same thing I am doing with my newsletter each week! In summary, I am happy with this podcast's organic growth. What's covered in this podcast I cover the following elements in this podcast: PacakeSwap: A popular DeFi DAPP on the Binance Smart Chain. NeonDistrict: Futuristic browser blockchain game. Last thought If you enjoy this podcast, why not take a couple of minutes of your time to visit my website, subscribe to my newsletter, and be part of my YouTube channel Crypto & Coffee. Website: https://chesatochi.com Newsletter: https://chesatochi.substack.com/ Crypto & Coffee channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChesatochiCryptoCoffee

Cooper Turley is based in Los Angeles, California. With a background in the music industry, his experience with archaic systems of artist royalties primed him to recognise the revolutionary potential of new creator economies in crypto and web3. He’s a Crypto Strategist at Audius, a web3 platform connecting fans directly with music artists in new ways. As the Editor of DeFi Rate and a contributor at The Defiant, Cooper writes high quality posts and informative breakdown threads on Twitter for all things happening in DeFi and crypto. He’s a social token manager for the music artist RAC, who released $TAPE on Zora in May 2020 as a tokenized collectible of a physical cassette tape, originally priced at $20 and now $1478. Cooper works with other social token projects such as CoinArtist from Blockade Games and Neon District, and is a member of the social token community Friends With Benefits. In this episode we delve right into DeFi, social tokens, NFTs, artists selling digital works on platforms such as SuperRare and Zora, and collectibles via NBA Top Shot by Dapper Labs. Find Cooper on Twitter @cooopahtroopa

Marguerite DeCourcelle is CEO of Blockade Games, a leading blockchain video game development studio and maker of Neon District, a cyberpunk role-playing adventure and flagship franchise leveraging the latest in decentralized technologies, enabling players battle to progress through a sci-fi dystopia and earn in-game items. In this episode she talks with Sasha about:  • Launching her first crypto puzzle• The opportunity for digital artists to monetize their work with NFTs • Embedding technology and money into art • The cultural artist explosion around NFTs  • Her vision for Neon District and how it tactically works for users • Permanent storage on-chain with IPFS • Challenges and learnings in running a game studio while also managing an online communityEpisode links:Marguerite deCourcelle: @coin_artistNeon District: https://neondistrict.ioBlockade Games: https://blockade.gamesNIFTEX:  https://landing.niftex.comI Love Bees: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Love_Bees[RESOURCE] Meta Factory: https://metafactory.ai[TOOL] Matic: https://matic.network[TOOL] Koji: https://withkoji.comSasha Hudzilin: @AliaksandrHLearn more about the Open Web Collective accelerator and be a part of a community of Web3 founders: https://www.openwebcollective.com

Bully sits down with Coin Artist (Twitter: @coin_artist), CEO and founder of Blockade Games, to discuss the upcoming launch of the company's new blockchain-based RPG Neon District. They unpack the game mechanics and the future vision for the company and game. They also discuss NFTs and their role in the mechanics of the game. ––– Node40 Buy, sell or exchange crypto this year? With NODE40, crypto-savvy investors can easily determine their tax obligation and report it accurately. This year, you’ll be required to report your crypto activity to the IRS. Whether you owe or have losses to claim, NODE40 allows you to file with confidence. NODE40... Bulletproof crypto tax reporting. Sign up today at node40.com/bully. ––– Gemini Gemini is a cryptocurrency platform that allows customers to buy, sell, and store more than 30 cryptos like bitcoin, bitcoin cash, ether, litecoin, and Zcash. Gemini is a New York trust company subject to the capital reserve requirements, cybersecurity requirements, and banking compliance standards set forth by the New York State Department of Financial Services and the New York Banking Law.  Open a free account in under 3 minutes at gemini.com/bully. ––– Crypto.com Crypto.com serves 5M+ customers today, providing them with a powerful alternative to traditional financial services through their App, Visa Card, Exchange and DeFi offerings.  The Crypto.com Visa Card gives you up to 8% cashback instantly, and 100% back on Spotify and Netflix. Get $25 worth of CRO when you download the Crypto.com App with code BULLY and stake 2,500 CRO or more to reserve a metal card! ––– Listen on Apple. Listen on Spotify. This podcast is presented by Blockworks. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at: http://blockworks.co.

Marguerite deCourcelle is co-founder and CEO of Blockade Games, which is releasing the role-playing game game Neon District the day this episode comes out. She discusses her background in art, how her love of video games led her to discover Bitcoin in the early days of the cryptocurrency, and how she helps create the next phase of web 3.0 content creation and distribution. Topics include: how Marguerite became involved in crypto and what led her to co-found Blockade Games her work on Pineapple Arcade and Plasma Bears the problems she sees with gaming and how blockchain technology can solve them how Blockade Games is utilizing blockchain tech Neon District, a blockchain-based RPG game with active gameplay and animation that uses NFTs and farming the difference between ERC-721 and ERC-1155 tokens and how each is utilized in Neon District how they have been marrying NFTs with DeFi through the NIFTEX exchange how an open economy challenges the dynamics of gameplay and how they account for this in their game design why a decentralized profile can be so powerful in gaming the types of users Blockade Games hopes to attract with Neon District why they are using the Matic Network how blockchain tech within a game changes the business model for Blockade as opposed to a traditional gaming company whether she thinks conventional gaming companies will be disrupted by blockchain technology the problems in content creation business models and distribution and how she thinks blockchain can solve them her personal token, COIN, how it is connected to CRED and how the two work together and people earn them what Coin Artist Liquidity Mining is and how it works   Thank you to our sponsors!  Crypto.com: http://crypto.com 1inch: http://1inch.exchange   Episode links:  Marguerite: https://twitter.com/coin_artist Coin Artist: https://coinartist.io   Yield farming NFTs: https://www.coindesk.com/nfts-yield-farming-defi-buzz-explained   Crypto puzzles: https://www.coindesk.com/theres-more-money-to-win-in-the-310-bitcoin-challenge-heres-some-hints   Blockade Games's seed round: https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-puzzle-artists-blockchain-gaming-startup-valued-at-13-million   CoinDesk podcast network with Marguerite: https://www.coindesk.com/what-artists-love-about-crypto   Delphi Digital podcast with Marguerite: https://www.delphidigital.io/podcasts/marguerite-decourcelle-building-towards-a-neon-future/   Delphi Digital report on Coin's E-den syndicate: https://www.delphidigital.io/reports/social-tokens-the-rise-of-the-coins-e-den-syndicate/   OpenSea store for Alex Botez chess pieces: https://opensea.io/collection/get-pwnd   Blog post about the Alexandra Botez collaboration: https://coin-artist.medium.com/bringing-chess-to-ethereum-5969d9cfa07a

Marguerite deCourcelle is co-founder and CEO of Blockade Games, which is releasing the role-playing game game Neon District the day this episode comes out. She discusses her background in art, how her love of video games led her to discover Bitcoin in the early days of the cryptocurrency, and how she helps create the next phase of web 3.0 content creation and distribution. Topics include: how Marguerite became involved in crypto and what led her to co-found Blockade Games her work on Pineapple Arcade and Plasma Bears the problems she sees with gaming and how blockchain technology can solve them how Blockade Games is utilizing blockchain tech Neon District, a blockchain-based RPG game with active gameplay and animation that uses NFTs and farming the difference between ERC-721 and ERC-1155 tokens and how each is utilized in Neon District how they have been marrying NFTs with DeFi through the NIFTEX exchange how an open economy challenges the dynamics of gameplay and how they account for this in their game design why a decentralized profile can be so powerful in gaming the types of users Blockade Games hopes to attract with Neon District why they are using the Matic Network how blockchain tech within a game changes the business model for Blockade as opposed to a traditional gaming company whether she thinks conventional gaming companies will be disrupted by blockchain technology the problems in content creation business models and distribution and how she thinks blockchain can solve them her personal token, COIN, how it is connected to CRED and how the two work together and people earn them what Coin Artist Liquidity Mining is and how it works   Thank you to our sponsors!  Crypto.com: http://crypto.com 1inch: http://1inch.exchange   Episode links:  Marguerite: https://twitter.com/coin_artist Coin Artist: https://coinartist.io   Yield farming NFTs: https://www.coindesk.com/nfts-yield-farming-defi-buzz-explained   Crypto puzzles: https://www.coindesk.com/theres-more-money-to-win-in-the-310-bitcoin-challenge-heres-some-hints   Blockade Games's seed round: https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-puzzle-artists-blockchain-gaming-startup-valued-at-13-million   CoinDesk podcast network with Marguerite: https://www.coindesk.com/what-artists-love-about-crypto   Delphi Digital podcast with Marguerite: https://www.delphidigital.io/podcasts/marguerite-decourcelle-building-towards-a-neon-future/   Delphi Digital report on Coin's E-den syndicate: https://www.delphidigital.io/reports/social-tokens-the-rise-of-the-coins-e-den-syndicate/   OpenSea store for Alex Botez chess pieces: https://opensea.io/collection/get-pwnd   Blog post about the Alexandra Botez collaboration: https://coin-artist.medium.com/bringing-chess-to-ethereum-5969d9cfa07a

Host Piers Kicks sits down for Episode 05 of Metaverse Musings with Marguerite deCourcelle, more commonly referred to as Coin Artist, who is the Founder and CEO of Blockade Games. She is widely respected as the inventor of crypto puzzles, and continues to help architect detailed trails to this day. Most recently, she launched her own social token called $COIN that will play an exciting role in her upcoming cyberpunk RPG - Neon District.   Thank you to our sponsor Crypto.com for making this happen! Visit bit.ly/cryptodelphi for more information! – Resources: Blockade Games:https://blockade.games/ Neon District: https://neondistrict.io/  Twitter: Marguerite’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/coin_artist Piers’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/pierskicks Support the show: Delphi Podcast video interviews can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/xa7SIcET_FI Access Delphi’s Research here: https://www.delphidigital.io/   Disclosures: This podcast is strictly informational and educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any tokens or securities or to make any financial decisions. Do not trade or invest in any project, tokens, or securities based upon this podcast episode. The host may personally own tokens that are mentioned on the podcast. The host is also a partner of Delphi Ventures and this podcast does not reflect the views of Delphi Ventures. DV’s transparency page can be viewed on the company’s main website.

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The game is holding so many secrets to be discovered, and were about to crack this case. How bad could it get? Play Neon District on Roblox to find more secrets - https://web.roblox.com/games/64861517/Neon-District-Character-Codes?refPageId=19c0b1ff-115a-41d9-a09b-9f3cb256be97 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/its-game-time/message

In this audio interview, CoinDesk’s Leigh Cuen and Blockade Games co-founder Marguerite deCourcelle talk about bitcoin’s impact on artistic careers. From collecting unique, interactive pieces to designing video games, Cuen and deCourcelle explore how crypto could redefine modern art.Bitcoin is money but blockchain technology can also be used in a wide variety of art projects. Perhaps the best known variety of blockchain-based visual art is non-fungible tokens (NFTs). For example, Blockade Games co-founder Marguerite deCourcelle said her startup sold $160,000 worth of crypto assets, like NFTs, with most of the profits from two editions of their first game Neon District. “Blockade has minted over 850,000 assets to blockchain game players,” eCourcelle said.She initially broke onto the scene with paintings that included clues to hidden bitcoin prizes, then started creating interactive, digital art coupled with written roleplaying folklore as well. “Instead of the idea of running through the digital treasure hunt and possibly getting bitcoin at the end, the design is now that you start at the beginning, there’s no barriers to you can just start playing,” she said, describing her video games. “Earning tokens in the background and you’re notified once you’ve created something that’s unique.” In short, the artist can now co-create with the audience in a way that scales individual experiences. Although DeCourcelle still paints, she’s become fascinated with the creative and artistic potential of blockchain technology.Since the first wave of so-called decentralized applications (dapps) in 2017, non-fungible tokens (NFTS) have earned gamers more than $20 million through trading and startups roughly $13.6 million for selling the digital assets, according to blockchain analytics firm Flipside Crypto. Most of that traction was in 2017, when the collectibles game CryptoKitties was the season’s hottest trend and briefly surged to more than 14,000 users. Yet Flipside Crypto CEO David Balter said observers should not dismiss blockchains like Celo and the CryptoKitties creators’ upcoming Flow. Other gaming dapps like Gods Unchained and My Crypto Heroes garnered $4.2 million and $1.5 million, respectively, selling digital assets. “There are a number of chains that are working to establish dapps that are participants on the chain. Celo, for example, is doing a good job,” Balter said, listing the above-mentioned gaming projects as well. “We’re talking about customer acquisition costs and lifetime value...these are real businesses.”Flipside Crypto data scientist Angela Minster added most of these games so far see a surge during the first year then struggle to retain users. In 2020, she expects to see improvement in that department. In addition to niche gaming fans, investors’ interest in NFTs hasn’t wavered yet. The “Bitcoin Billionaire '' twins, Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss of the Gemini crypto, are also bullish on NFTs. They acquired the NFT marketplace Nifty Gateway in 2019, which opened for business in March 2020 with digital pieces from artists like doodle-master Jon Burgerman and painter Kenny Scharf. A Nifty Gateway spokesperson said the platform has partnered with 16 brands and artists so far, with one Nifty selling for $1,500.“Kenny Scharf sold out his collection around two and a half minutes,” the spokeswoman added. Very earlyBarely anybody uses crypto games these days and even Ethereum fans love to diss them, but some aficionados say a few startups show potential. It’s a long shot, to be sure. Critics may argue these efforts are merely a small group of people trading software trinkets between friends. If so, that is also still true of the broader industry. Balter estimated that by May 2020 roughly 2.13% of bitcoin wallets held 95% of bitcoin in circulation. This is still an industry with thousands of people holding most of the assets, betting broader demand from millions will drive value. “This is actually the lowest concentration of [bitcoin] wealth since March 2016,” Balter said, as a crypto optimist himself. “Developer behavior rating is superb, over the past year the [diversity and contributions] rating has been trending up.” According to a survey of 15,000 crypto fans by the startup Crypto.com, 73% of users believe cryptocurrency needs to be used as a currency to qualify for “mass adoption,” which 92% of respondents said could happen in the next 5 years. To some, this may seem as optimistic as betting on artistic crypto collectibles. Companies like Nifty Gateway are exploring how users might display them IRL, while video game creators like deCourcelle focus on interactive features. “We try to keep a heavy focus on art and [the] story,” she said, speaking to how her characters can involve many interchangeable, tokenized parts. “When you compose them all into this one character, it’s a pretty unique item you’ve created, both in its story and legacy and also in terms of what it can do in the game application itself.” She said she’s excited to explore what it means for a bitcoiner to develop her career as an artist, using software as a medium. If bitcoin is significant, and we accept its slow growing usage after a decade, then perhaps the fact the CryptoKitties trend of 2017 now has less than 100 daily users isn’t enough to dismiss all NFT experiments. Flipside Crypto’s analytics showed the top CryptoKitties user earned $698,887 and the median user earnings hovered around $53. Earning pocket money through relatively short gameplay, compared to Minecraft or Animal Crossing, may be an attractive factor for some avid gamers. Balter said it’s “still very early.” If a niche app needs around 500,000 daily users to be successful, then there’s still a long way to go before anyone can claim crypto games are a significant niche within the gaming sector. “You will see glimmers of better models and outcomes in 2020,” Balter said. “The more that the user is able to monetize, the more the company will succeed.”

Today we continue our conversation with 6TH STREET Music, also known as Richard Wang, a Minnesota-grown Los Angeles-based music producer and performer. In 2018, he joined the Producer Dojo, and since then has had multiple original tracks featured on monthly mixtapes and even had three songs featured on NBC’s World of Dance Mixtape. His first EP , "Neon District" hit #3 overall on Beatport, with singles hitting #1 in various genres, including Trap, Dubstep, and Electronica. He recently released a new single, "Eagles," with his girlfriend Liz Bezler who provided the vocals.

In this episode I had the pleasure of interviewing Richard Wang, aka 6th Street Music, a Minnesota-grown Los Angeles-based music producer and performer. In 2018, he joined the Producer Dojo and since then has had multiple original tracks featured on monthly mixtapes and even had three songs featured on NBC’s World of Dance Mixtape. His first EP, "Neon District" hit #3 Overall on Beatport, with singles hitting #1 in various genres including Trap, Dubstep, and Electronica. He recently released a new single, "Eagles," with his girlfriend Liz Bezler who provided the vocals.

"If you're internally happy with your music, then the purpose is already complete and you're already a successful artist." ⁠— 6TH STREET6TH STREET (@6THSTREETmusic) is a music producer, DJ, choreographer, dancer, and Producer Dojo mentor and sensei. His EP, Neon District, came out in April 2019 on the Producer Dojo label, and hit #1 on the Beatport Trap/Future Bass chart, #2 on the Dubstep Chart, and went top 10 in Electronica and Downtempo. Each of those genres are landmarks in the Neon District, and the EP takes you on a musical journey through emotions and melodies.6TH STREET has also collaborated with fellow Dojo sensei Daniel Simmons on “Back in Love”, a single released in August 2019, which will have remixes released soon. He also streams music roasts and feedback on Twitch twice a week.In our conversation, we talk about creating music that evokes an emotional response, finding the elements that spark the making of a full track, building an online community through Twitch livestreaming, and much more. Selected Links Connect with 6TH STREET: fanlink.to/6THSTREET / Twitter / Instagram / Soundcloud 6TH STREET on Twitch Full disclosure: This list includes some affiliate links. If you purchase something through those links, you won't pay anything extra, but I'll get a small commission or discount which helps me make music and keep this podcast going. Thank you for supporting me and Beats and Risers! Producer Dojo / Music and Cyphers Ableton Cymatics.fm Producer Dojo Facebook group The Class of 808 The Weekly Download Serum ADSR Sample Manager H-Reverb and H-EQ - Waves Guitar Rig 5 Akai MPK Mini mkII MIDI controller Music Referenced Neon District EP by 6TH STREET "Welcome to 6TH STREET" by 6TH STREET, from Producer Dojo Cypher #8: Say My Name "This Type of Monday" by 6TH STREET feat. Mitch Brady and Leo Xia Episode Notes 6TH STREET reflects on a decade of living in Los Angeles and the beginning of his path shifting toward music [2:05] How Neon District and the theme of place fits into the vibe of 6TH STREET [3:40] 6TH STREET explains how the Neon District EP came together [4:53] What sparked 6TH STREET's love of music? [5:49] 6TH STREET looks back at how he started producing music [7:03] On getting involved with Producer Dojo, from finding the Facebook group to joining the Class of 808 [7:58] On the experience of becoming a Producer Dojo sensei [10:16] The #1 piece of advice 6TH STREET has for producers working with vocals [11:12] The three artists that most inspire 6TH STREET [12:02] How 6TH STREET's background in dance helps influence the groove of his music productions [12:57] When 6TH STREET starts a new track, what's the first thing he does? [15:24] Once the main idea is down, what comes next? [17:04] The two strategies 6TH STREET uses to overcome writer's block [18:25] How a time constraint of 3 days resulted in 6TH STREET writing one of his favourite songs he's written [19:45] 6TH STREET's tip for newer producers to help them understand what makes a song a song [22:23] The best investment 6TH STREET has made in his music career [24:22] Why music is a community career built on relationships, and what to be mindful of [25:33] On DJing, and finding the bridge to performing your own productions in front of a live audience [26:24] How a nearly-lost years-old loop inspired 6TH STREET to write an emotional, nostalgic song [28:53] On the organized chaos of projects - sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't [32:42] How music production provided 6TH STREET with an outlet to deal with, and heal from, a tough breakup [35:24] 6TH STREET explains how he got started with streaming on Twitch, and how the community has grown over time [37:59] How Twitch creates a deeper connection than other social media [41:57] A final piece of advice 6TH STREET has for producers [55:09] The 808 What book has had the most impact on 6TH STREET's production or creativity? [43:11] If 6TH STREET had to give a TED Talk on anything, but it couldn't be about music, what would it be about? [45:10] What is 6TH STREET's favourite key and tempo to produce in? [47:11] If 6TH STREET could collaborate with any artist, who would he collab with? [47:45] The two VST instruments and three VST effects 6TH STREET would choose to make a track from. [48:20] How does 6TH STREET know whether a song needs to be finished or whether it's time to throw in the towel? [49:22] In the past six months, what has 6TH STREET purchased for $100 or less that has had the greatest impact on his music production? [51:40] What would 6TH STREET tell himself if he could go back in time and speak to himself while he was in his first six months of producing music? [53:01] People Mentioned ill.Gates Porter Robinson Illennium Seven Lions Mitch Brady Brazz Find out more at http://beatsandrisers.com

S3 Ep 43: We are Women, period. Is dedicated to bringing awareness and the empowerment of women through their bodies. I invited lifestyle influencer, Jymmy owner and creator of Virgin Grooves and lifestyle brand Free Rein as well as Jarrell, husband, father and Creator/Owner of Nomarama and local community activist, to discuss "National Period Day" on October 19, 2019 in the Neon District of Norfolk, VA. At 3:48, Jymmy explains what is Free Rein and the purpose of her lifestyle brand and using her brand to express her sexuality and the identity that is created through the transparency of women in to today's society. We discuss the stigma of women's period and the taboo centered around women getting their period at 8:20. Jarrell joins the conversation via phone at 16:36 and we get into his involvement of National Period Day and the stigma that he feels women receive from a male perspective. Jarrell states, that he feels that it's his duty to make sure that he use his platform to bring equality and education in how people view and see things. We discuss the main purpose of period day which is to end the period tax on tampons and feminine hygiene products that's deemed a "luxury" whereas, Viagra treated for erectile dysfunction and rogaine, for men going bald, is not taxed in some states at 25:25. Listen to Jymmy and Jarrell both share their involvement in National Period Day and how to get involved with other causes such as Jymmy's Night of the Live and Dead 3rd annual Halloween party hosted by myself from 10pm-2am at O'conner's Brewery and a Blood Drive on Sunday, November 4, 2019 hosted by Virgin Grooves and the 5th annual Slider competition January 2020. Listen to This Is For My Ladies streaming now on 10 live streaming platforms and follow @thisisformyladiespodcast on Instagram. If you want to get involved, have a topic that you'd like to hear discussed or be a guest on "This Is For My Ladies", email me at TiciaTheDiva@gmail.com. Click "support this podcast" and become a supporter of This Is For My Ladies Podcast TODAY for as little at $9.99 a month. Listen, subscribe, rate, leave a review and share "This Is For My Ladies" podcast with your friends, I'd appreciate the support and feedback. #Podcast #Podcaster #Podcasts #Podcasting --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ticia-the-diva/support

It was about time I caught everyone up with what's been going on with me. I recap all of the EVO 2019 updates and then we get into an extensive talk about having a gaming backlog. This episode's track list: Opening Song: "Brave New World" (Opening Song) by Yuzo Kushiro with lyrics by Flair - Namco X Capcom 1.) "Music 3" - Tetris NES 2.) "Music A" by Mitsuhiko Takano and Miyuki Uemura - Tetris 2 3.) "Tidal Tempest Zone" (US Version)by Spencer Nilsen & David Young - Sonic CD 4.) "Tidal Tempest Zone" (JP Version) by Naofumi Hataya - Sonic CD 5.) "Saint's Wreath" by Koichi Sugiyama - Dragon Quest VI 6.) "Ice Place" (Arranged) by Hideki Asanaka (and others) - King of Fighters 2000 7.) "Day 1, Terraport" by Jon Holland - Vectorman 8.) "Every Day is Night" by Michael "Garoad" Kelly - VA-11 HALL-A 9.) "Neon District" by Michael "Garoad" Kelly - VA-11 HALL-A 10.) "Karmotrine Dream" by Michael "Garoad" Kelly - VA-11 HALL-A 11.) "White Noiz" by Akira Yamaoka - Silent Hill 2 12.) "City (Level 1)" by Pengus - Neon Drive 13.) "Minish Village" by Mitsuhiko Takano - The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap Ending Song: Opening from 19XX The War Against Destiny by Ayako Mori, Syun Nishigaki, and Tatsuro Suzuki

Welcome to Ledger Cast, hosted by me, Brian Krogsgard (@ledgerstatus on twitter), and Josh Olszewicz (@carpenoctom). Ledger Cast is a cryptocurrency trading and blockchain ecosystem podcast. Ledger Cast is brought to you in partnership with Brave New Coin. You can subscribe to new episodes of Ledger Cast on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, YouTube and via RSS. The information in this podcast should not be construed as investment advice, it is purely educational material and you should always do your own research before buying. In this episode, I talk to Marguerite deCourcelle -- known online mostly as Coin Artist -- the CEO and founder of Blockade Games. Blockade Games is behind Neon District, Plasma Bears, and Pineapple Arcade. Neon District is their flagship game -- a blockchain-based RPG that with a multi-phased release. Before we get to all things Blockade, I talk to Marguerite about her art, and crypto puzzles, where she has gotten a lot of attention. Her most popular piece, TORCHED H34R7S, is up now for auction both as an NFT (non-fungible token) and a physical painting. The puzzle was solved in 2018, with a price of 5 bitcoin. [caption id="attachment_2686" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] The puzzle painting worth 5 bitcoin[/caption] A great Vice article digs more into the story of the person who solved the puzzle after three years. Marguerite went on to do a lot of work in the Blockchain ecosystem around marketing and community, before starting Blockade Games. There is so much opportunity with the games she's building, you need to listen to all of it. Links from the show Neon District Blockade Games Auction on Open Seas Plasma Bears Pineapple Arcade Techstars demo pitch Block Cities Crypto Voxels Coin Artist on Twitter Find Josh and Brian elsewhere Josh's articles on Brave New Coin Josh's YouTube channel Josh on Twitter @carpenoctom Brian on Twitter @ledgerstatus Ledger Status Learn course Partner: Brave New Coin Brave New Coin offers institutional grade crypto market data, tracking 1500+ digital & cryptographic assets from 250+ exchanges 24/7/365. They have excellent market analysis, news, data, and tools for traders. Check out Brave New Coin and subscribe to their newsletter. Music: "Oh, the chains" by Joel Madison Blount

En este episodio nos acompaña Diego Rodriguez (@dhtenshi). Ilustrador, papa casada y uno de los primeros amigos del Shamppy. Nos cuenta un poco de su vida, cómo conoció al Shamppy y sus proyectos, enfocándonos en Neon District y el futuro de los videojuegos. Para más información sobre Neon District visita: neondistrict.io Síguenos en nuestras redes: @todobienpodcast en IG y Twitter.

Long overdue and highly anticipated, I sat down with the CEO of Blockade Games, Marguerite deCourcell (AKA @Coin_artist) to talk about Blockade Games highly anticipated RPG, Neon District. Marguerite is one of -- if not the -- most well known artists in the crypto space. Her art is highly acclaimed, and she rose to the level of stardom shortly after having one of her art pieces (which doubled as a puzzle) finally solved at the height of the ICO mania in 2017 (It took 3 years for someone to crack the puzzle): https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/kzpqzz/heres-the-solution-to-the-3-year-old-dollar50000-bitcoin-puzzle This episode is jam packed with really interesting topics: the relation between crypto and gaming; discussion about art and game design; how earning cryptocurrency through game play will change gaming; and the importance of owning your digital assets and the impact on game developers. Towards the end of the episode, I talk with Marguerite in more detail about Neon District. We talk about the story line, game play, and the difficulties and joys of creating a game that belongs to the players (and creates new opportunities for artist as well). We also get a little cosmic towards the end of the episode, talking about runaway blockchains, the future of AI and art, and the potential dangers and risks with blockchain technology. I could not have been more honored to interview an individual. Marguerite, as you will learn for yourself from listening to the episode, is knowledgable in a breath of topics. She is humble. she is pushing the boundaries of creativity. Her experience and foresight speak for themselves. Anyone who has an interest in digital art, digital collectibles, or cryptocurrency in general will enjoy listening to this episode as much as I enjoyed recording it! To learn more about Blockade Games: http://blockade.games/ Sign up to be alerted about Neon District: https://neondistrict.io/ Watch the Neon District Game trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3nCUlk2Xoo Follow Marguerite on Twitter: https://twitter.com/coin_artist Follow Neon District on Twitter: https://twitter.com/neondistrictrpg Follow BGP on Twitter: https://twitter.com/the_bg_podcast Learn more about Rooks and Queens: https://rqcollective.io/

2019 is going to be a breakout year for blockchain games - that's what we're hoping . But for this to happen, there will have to be some excellent games, so in this podcast Jon Jordan and James (@BCGbiz) discuss 10 upcoming games. 1. Gods Unchained, https://twitter.com/GodsUnchained 2. Zombie Battleground, https://twitter.com/ZBCardGame 3. Reality Clash, https://twitter.com/reality_clash 4. Hash Rush, https://twitter.com/PlayHashRush 5. CSC, https://twitter.com/CS_Commander 6. Cryptic Conjure, https://twitter.com/CrypticConjure 7. MLB Crypto Baseball 2019, https://twitter.com/MLBCrypto 8. Neon District, https://twitter.com/neondistrictRPG 9. Bitizens, https://twitter.com/BitGuildPLAT 10. The Sandbox, https://twitter.com/TheSandboxGame (+bonus item: War Riders, https://twitter.com/warriders)

Hosted by Enigma's Head of Growth Tor Bair, our fourth episode features Marguerite deCourcelle, aka coin_artist. Marguerite is the CEO and co-founder of Blockade Games, where she is helping design and build games that integrate blockchain and alternate reality components. Their first game is Neon District, an RPG set in a futuristic tech-noir landscape. On this episode, we talk about Marguerite's history designing puzzles and creating art, the role of games in driving blockchain adoption, the importance of collaboration, and how artists can and will contribute to building the future of decentralization. Enigma's new podcast "Decentralize This!" features guests from all over the decentralization space: developers, investors, entrepreneurs, researchers, writers, artists, people in government and enterprise - all individuals who care deeply about building a more decentralized and sustainable world. How can all these people with different perspectives collaborate to create and scale the technologies we need to shape a better future? ---- Relevant links: Neon District: https://www.neondistrict.io Blockade Games: https://www.blockade.games Some of Marguerite's work: https://venturebeat.com/2015/04/09/an-artist-hid-4-87-bitcoins-in-this-painting-puzzle-triggering-a-frenzy-to-solve-it-and-claim-them/ Enigma: https://www.enigma.co Enigma Blog: https://blog.enigma.co Enigma Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/enigmampc

AOTB Top 5 - Episode 24 September 24, 2018 1. Fall 2018 - World Crypto Con to be held in Vegas at the Aria Hotel from October 31 - November 2. Described on their website as "global stage for industry leaders to share their projects and technologies with thousands of investors, experts, developers, businesses and attendees who are using blockchain and cryptocurrency to redefine our everyday lives." Will be a hackathon, eRacing (racetrack and flight simulator competition); "Token Tank," blockchain poker. 10 year anniversary party for release of Satoshi whitepaper. Live gallery experience with crypto artist and filmmaker, Vesa. "Beyond Moon" video clip. Promoted art "Reset to 11" - worth a look. worldcryptocon.com/ https://worldcryptocon.com/more/crypto-art/ 2. August 31, 2018 "CryptoKitties to ‘Bring Blockchain to Life’ in New Art Exhibit" article by Jonathan Kim. September 1, 2018 opening of new exhibit "Bringing Blockchain to Life," at the ZKM Center for Art and Media in Karlsruhe, Germany. Will be using Meural as the display hardware showing some CryptoKitties images. https://cryptoslate.com/cryptokitties-to-bring-blockchain-to-life-in-new-art-exhibit/ http://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/cryptokitties-is-bringing-the-blockchain-to-life-using-art-and-cats-692101271.html 3. August 23, 2018 - Multimedia happenings with SingularDTV - in addition to Our Music Festival, which AOTB discussed during interview with Justin Blau, SingularDTV's documentary "Trust Machine" directed by Alex Winter, is in the works. According to SingularDTV's Medium article "Trust Machine will premiere on Oct 26, 2018 at Cinema Village, New York and on Nov 16, 2018 at Laemmle Monica, Los Angeles before hitting the SingularDTV Digital Distribution Platform next year." https://medium.com/singulardtv/singulardtv-august-update-ethervision-trust-machine-our-music-festival-d8723a959f7 4. August 10, 2018 - "Welcome to the weirdly wonderful world of crypto-art" by David Canellis. This article is a good reference for the range of blockchain and crypto endeavors - from jewelry to Vitalik bobbleheads. https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/08/06/cryptocurrency-artist-graffiti/# 5. News to me June 21, 2018 - Article - "Akon to build new city in Senegal with own cryptocurrency called AKoin" This rapper, who is of Senegalize descent, plans to create a city wth cryptocurrency. From the article "He says that the system of cryptocurrency "allows the people to utilise it in ways where they can advance themselves and not allow government to do those things that are keeping them down.""" Will be built on 2000 acres of land that had been given to Akon by the government. https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/akon-senegal-city-akoin-cryptocurrency-rapper-plan-a8410501.html AOTB Team news 1. Collaboration with Washington Area Lawyers for the Arts 3-part course - Starting September 17. https://mailchi.mp/9ebccdf5a9ea/introduction-to-cryptocurrencies-crypto-art-and-music-and-blockchain-for-creatives-w-aotb-3-partday-course 2. Will be on the radio! WERA 96.7 FM Arlington Independent Media starting (LIVE!) Sunday, September 30, 2018 5:00-5:30 3. DJ J Scrilla in Atlanta for A3C conference in October. www.a3cfestival.com Twitters @coin_artist @WERANowPlaying @WALADC @AkoinOfficial @SingularDTV @WorldCryptoCon @CryptoKitties Tips welcome BTC: 1D3DYP4nBC5DqTm1g5GeKf1uWeemLipwpY ETH: 0x9Ac7Bc3D3933e83A3544b36A075d2d59fac1c405

AOTB Top 5 - August 15, 2018 1. New to me - "Messages from the Mines" - GitHub interactive art installation - "excavates messages embedded in the Bitcoin blockchain" Learned about this here: It’s Not Just For Geeks – Cryptocurrency in Art - August 8 2018 - Bitcoin.com Australia https://github.com/brangerbriz/messages-from-the-mines https://bitcoin.com.au/page/its-not-just-for-geeks-cryptocurrency-in-art/ 2. A3C Festival and Conference- October 3 - 7 2018 - with DJ J Scrilla! http://www.a3cfestival.com 3. Voice of Blockchain - Chicago, IL August 24-25, 2018 - Susan Poole and Marguerite DeCourcelle (Coin Artist/Founder of Neon District), Jimmy Song, Tone Vays https://chicagoblockchainproject.com/voice-of-blockchain/ 4. July 11, 2018 - PANEL DISCUSSION | Blockchain and the New Media Art Market - Museum of African Diaspora, San Francisco. Mark Lurie of Codex, Badir McCleay of KNOW Contemporary, Antwaun Sargeant, Kamal Hubbard, moderated by Dorothy Santos. https://www.moadsf.org/event/panel-discussion-blockchain-and-the-new-media-art-market/ 5. Call for Artists - FRESCO Art Award - Deadline August 22 - From the website: "Create a work of art on the theme of blockchain. Artists have absolute freedom in choosing their medium." and "The winning artists will be selected from overall public support (likes, comments, retweets) from social media platforms" https://sidearts.com/2018/05/art-award-call-artists/ Twitters: @A3C @neondistrictRPG @BlockchainVoice @MoADsf @FRESCO_NETWORK @AOTB_Podcast @ScrillaVentura @squizzie AOTB Battle Royale 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hH6SM46z-w AOTB Battle Royale 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xpoyLfuizc&feature=youtu.be Talk w/Theo Goodman about Archetype exit and cryptocollectibles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0sj3UaXUls Disclaimer – The AOTB podcast is not a recommendation or endorsement for any of businesses or services mentioned. AOTB is not advising anyone to invest or rely upon any statements made during this podcast. It is intended for entertainment purposes only. The views are our own. Tips welcome BTC: 1D3DYP4nBC5DqTm1g5GeKf1uWeemLipwpY ETH: 0x9Ac7Bc3D3933e83A3544b36A075d2d59fac1c405

In this episode we tackle the Codex Platform with the wonderful Jessica Houlgrave - A London to DC adventure you surely dont wanna miss! AOTB Top 5 - Knowledge 4/19/18 Fresh from Atlanta! Thanks to Mimi from Shear Love on The Goat Farm artist community. 1. April 8, 2018, 5 Ways Blockchain Technology is Changing How Art is Made by Steven Buchko, on CoinCentral.com https://coincentral.com/5-ways-blockchain-technology-is-changing-how-art-is-made/ Projects mentioned: Anime Coin (anime-related digital items), CryptoKitties; Plantoids; IAMA Coin created by Kevin Abosch (secured in blood); The Scarab Project where 1,000 artists collaborate to create one AI art piece and if you contribute to the piece, you are entitled to a Scarab token tradeable on Counterparty; Curio Cards; Slothicorn Steemit account (if you submit, will receive a small amount of steem). https://projects.invisionapp.com/share/R6F7UY5CQ#/screens/269818683_Art_Project 2. April 5, 2018, Pineapple Arcade: Play Crypto Games for Free by Samara Malkin, created by the Pineapple Fund using their developers, Neon District. Prizes include: The prizes include: 250 ETH (provided by Pineapple Fund) $100 thousand for charity (provided by Pineapple Fund) 10 BTC (provided by Pineapple Fund) 1 BTC (provided by Pineapple Fund) 15 ETH (provided by Neon District) 75 Neon District Trophies (provided by Neon District) – the trophies will grant winners exclusive alpha access to the upcoming Neon District game 1 million COIIN (provided by COIIN/Atari Movie) 100,000 RUSTBITS (provided by Age of Rust/SpacePirate.io) – this puzzle has just been solved https://cryptocurrencynews.com/crypto-games/pineapple-arcade-play-crypto-games-free/ https://pineapplefund.org/ http://www.pineapplearcade.net/about 3. Feb. 2, 2018, Can Blockchain Technology Solve Copyright Attribution Challenges of Digital Work? by Dr. Hadar Mazor, on IPWatchdog.com Practical blockchain purposes to solve copyright attribution problems: Efforts are being invested in leveraging blockchain technology to resolve challenges associated with copyright attribution to provide acknowledgment of copyright of a digital work of art to its holder or author. Problem: A digital work of art primarily exists in the form of intangible artifact and the digital work of art may not fit the form of the high-stakes international art market, which continues to rely on unique, original, tangible objects. Since a digital work of art does not yield artifacts that can be easily owned and traded in a conventional sense, their value may not be appropriately estimated. Copyright and other intellectual property tools are frequently employed to countervail this problem but with little success. Difficulty with this model: "Nonetheless, decentralized blockchain data storing technology relies on the trust of the group." She looks at a product called "NKOR" which "aims at utilizing a decentralized, cryptographically secure database blockchain-based technology, to document the recordation, reproduction, distribution and trade of digital works of art." http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2018/02/02/blockchain-technology-solve-copyright-attribution-digital-work/id=93161/ http://nkor.io 4. AOTB and James Waugh - Intro to Crypto/Art, Crypto/Music and Blockchain with special guest, James Waugh, who will be presenting "Bidio: Driving Progress Through Creativity." James Waugh is the CEO of Bidio, which recently introduced ERC888 and the multidimensional viewToken protocol. https://www.meetup.com/Art-on-the-Blockchain-Meetup/events/249651870/ 5. Creative Tech Week - New York May 3-12, 2018. This is a crowd-funded event with installation locations across NYC. May 10 - AOTB will be there! http://creativetechweek.nyc/ J-Scrilla releases new video #CANTSMOKEBTC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPimmS0TyPs www.rarescrilla.com All music tracks & editing by DJ J Scrilla Tips vis Bitcoin and XCP (or XCP assets)Welcome : 1D3DYP4nBC5DqTm1g5GeKf1uWeemLipwpY

Num ritmo contagiante e em coreografia ensaiada chegamos para compartilhar algumas de nossas músicas de jogos favoritas neste podcast sem temas nem restrições cuja única direção foi: escolha a música que está em seu coração.E o que você tem a dizer?Deixe seu feedback acessando o post deste podcast, ou mande um e-mail para contato@jogabilida.deLinks Comentados: Contribua com nosso Patreon Inscreva-se no nosso Canal do YouTube! Documentário: DOOM Behind the Music Blocos do Podcast: 3:04: The Trail 8:26: Skyrim 14:23: Sins of the Father 20:37: Neon District 26:31: Keep The Groovin 31:52: Illusive Man 34:51: BFG Division 41:23: My Only Chance 50:54: Just Like in the Movies 57:15: Legacy 01:01:33 Vampire Killer 01:06:54 Ludwig the Holy Blade 01:10:59 Light the Fire Up in the Night 01:16:58 Katamari on the Rocks 01:21:22 Light of Nibel Trilha do Podcast: "Helix Nebula", por Anamanaguchi "The Trail", de The Witcher 3 "Skyrim", de Skyrim "Sins of the Father", de Metal Gear Solid V "Neon District", de VA-11 HALL-A "Keep The Groovin", de Streets of Rage "Illusive Man", de Mass Effect 2 "BFG Division", de DOOM "My Only Chance", de Furi "Just Like in the Movies", de Scott Pilgrim "Legacy", de Full Throttle "Vampire Killer", de Castlevania "Ludwig the Holy Blade", de Bloodborne "Light the Fire Up in the Night", de Persona Q "Katamari on the Rocks", de Katamari Damacy "Light of Nibel", de Ori and The Blind Forest