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In this article, I break down the economics and internal mechanics of @standard_rsv, the genius $STANDARD design, and the psychology behind the setup. @0xbeans cooked here i'm afraid. If you like $NET, you should be paying attention here

In this article, I break down the economics and internal mechanics of @standard_rsv, the genius $STANDARD design, and the psychology behind the setup. @0xbeans cooked here i'm afraid. If you like $NET, you should be paying attention here

omg they’re actually doing it lmao…. no wayy I asked for a gamefi project with brilliant, fun and innovative reward mechanisms that pushes the space forward and allows further RWA penetration.. and I got 5 (and counting I should add). they’re calling it RW-Play and i’m intrigued. ● First, a gacha game where rewards are denominated in stocks. ● A complete Game Boy RPG about corporate life where every in-game purchase is a position in the market: $NET tokens and tokenized stocks.. You lose your position when you die and the winner takes all. ● A “risk-nothing, win-everything” lottery where the pot is funded purely by staking yield. ≈$11k+ prizes were paid across first 10 nights. IImagine what those numbers look like with real adoption. insane. ● A primary offering / bond desk that lets you buy $NET at a discount while simultaneously putting real tokenized stocks into the protocol’s RWA sleeve. ● A coinflip game where you earn coinbase’s $COIN if you win They’ve quite literarily fixed the 2 biggest problems in web3 gaming. ➛Gameplay: devs spent years obsessing over AAA production, visuals, and traditional notions of “fun,” when 2021 clearly showed us the market wanted something much more degen: hyper-financialized gameplay where the trade is the game. That’s what @pandemiclabs got right with its viral games, and it looks like that model is making a comeback… only this time with more sustainable reward mechanisms underneath it. ➛Game economics: The P2E model collapsed under the weight of endless token emissions, unsustainable incentives, and reflexive capital flows. Onchain stocks introduce an interesting solution to this problem because the reward assets is pegged to an external market separate from local demand and supply. And @NetNetCap looks like they’re having the time of their lives building this new primitive. $NET feels like an obvious play if you believe in the comeback of P2E. Hyper-financialized games where the trade is the gameplay and rewards are denominated in company equities

Have you stopped to consider what this vertical looks like at 10x its current Distributed Asset value? ➛Where will the largest venues emerge? ➛How far will developers push RWAs' newfound programmability? ➛How sophisticated will the resulting products and use cases become? ➛How much collateral velocity will exist, and how liquid will these assets eventually become? I like to think of RWAs the same way I think about Ethereum in its early days. Everyone owned $ETH, but for most people it was simply an asset to hold. It sat idle in wallets until builders discovered increasingly productive ways to use it. It started with simple transfers and payments, then came the ICO boom. After that came staking, yield farming, liquid staking, restaking, leverage loops, onchain funds, NFTs, memecoinsnd eventually an entire economy of apps, primitives, and other speculative experiments. Because you needed $ETH to participate, PA kept pushing higher and higher to the point where most people were playing with house money and there was true prosperity and abundance on the L1. I believe RWAs are headed down a similar path. As the asset base grows, the pie gets bigger, new capital gets onboarded,. Higher liquidity attracts more builders, who create better products that unlock even more demand. Trading volume increases, protocol fees expand, and the ecosystem compounds into something much larger than tokenized assets alone. We’ll get our own version of product expansion across collateral markets, lending layers, yield marketplaces, vaults, points/incentive metas, and eventually consumer-facing applications we can barely name today. We’re already seeing super interesting experiments pop up re: @longdotxyz I don’t think it will be the last RWA supercycle

omg they’re actually doing it lmao…. no wayy I asked for a gamefi project with brilliant, fun and innovative reward mechanisms that pushes the space forward and allows further RWA penetration.. and I got 5 (and counting I should add). they’re calling it RW-Play and i’m intrigued. ● First, a gacha game where rewards are denominated in stocks. ● A complete Game Boy RPG about corporate life where every in-game purchase is a position in the market: $NET tokens and tokenized stocks.. You lose your position when you die and the winner takes all. ● A “risk-nothing, win-everything” lottery where the pot is funded purely by staking yield. ≈$11k+ prizes were paid across first 10 nights. IImagine what those numbers look like with real adoption. insane. ● A primary offering / bond desk that lets you buy $NET at a discount while simultaneously putting real tokenized stocks into the protocol’s RWA sleeve. ● A coinflip game where you earn coinbase’s $COIN if you win They’ve quite literarily fixed the 2 biggest problems in web3 gaming. ➛Gameplay: devs spent years obsessing over AAA production, visuals, and traditional notions of “fun,” when 2021 clearly showed us the market wanted something much more degen: hyper-financialized gameplay where the trade is the game. That’s what @pandemiclabs got right with its viral games, and it looks like that model is making a comeback… only this time with more sustainable reward mechanisms underneath it. ➛Game economics: The P2E model collapsed under the weight of endless token emissions, unsustainable incentives, and reflexive capital flows. Onchain stocks introduce an interesting solution to this problem because the reward assets is pegged to an external market separate from local demand and supply. And @NetNetCap looks like they’re having the time of their lives building this new primitive. $NET feels like an obvious play if you believe in the comeback of P2E. Hyper-financialized games where the trade is the gameplay and rewards are denominated in company equities