“Dito sa Cabanatuan, big hit talaga ‘yung Axie Infinity, dito sa area namin. Hindi lang sa Cabanatuan in particular, pati sa buong Nueva Ecija.” kanyang nabanggit.
He emphasized how it’s “insane how their Ronin wallet has become their first bank account” and through this they can “finally access all those financial services that weren’t available to them before.”
Jeff Zirlin discussed the impact of Typhoon Odette and how recent efforts of the Axie community is a testament of the game being more than just a game, but something that has impact.
It’s hard to find someone who does not know Axie Infinity in Cabanatuan, says Spraky.
“Bitcoin also is what enabled all of the other things that we see today – play-to-earn, all of these things, smart contracts, Ethereum, other cryptocurrencies – they’re all here because of the invention of Bitcoin.”
The Axie Infinity’s co-founder admitted that the challenges they are facing are hard for they are doing the things they never did before.
“I mean, the mission is still the same; encourage adoption of the technology to as many people around the world as possible. But Axie (Infinity) showed us that maybe the way that we were going with the education was the wrong way.”
“Maybe it’s the first version, either way it’s fine, it’s supposed to come out in the queue for 2021. And if you look historically, Sky Mavis has never missed a deadline in their whitepaper. Never,” the AVP said.
“We do speak with the regulators, the Philippines included, we sometimes do that directly,” said Entwistle, while also noting that sometimes it is their partners who talked to regulators.
“I remember thinking, ‘How can I explain to my mother that I invested $ 25,000 in DOGE?’ The only interesting thing about this cryptocurrency is the dog’s logo. But of course it was one of the best investments I have ever made.”
