Q I gotta ask you before, selfishly before we leave, um, what does a web three version of Neopets look like, and can you describe it?
A Um, yeah, that's a, that's a really, really good question. Um, I haven't thought about this. I think Neopets was essentially a play to earn game before the term play to earn actually existed. Um, so there was an in-game currency called Neopoints that you would earn by taking various actions. You could earn it through investing in their virtual stock market. You can earn it by selling items in your shop or by playing games. Um, but that in-game currency was just that it was an in-game currency that had no connectivity to like us dollars. There was no way to like actually Take that Neopoint and like convert it to any, any fiat currency. Um, and furthermore, like Neopoints were subject to whatever, like, you know, economy they designed, like it could be inflated. They could create so many more Neopoints, et cetera. There was no transparency into that. So I think the web three version of Neopoints, there's probably lots of lessons to be learned, um, around designing play to earn economies. I think someone's going to crack this actually, like so far, Um, the play to earn games that we've seen take off haven't had exactly sustainable tokenomics, but I think in this next cycle, someone is going to crack that and design a game economy that is actually sustainable and functions. And Neopets was really, really amazing because there were both, um, ample ways to earn, um, earn Neopoints, b…
AI assessment note: “I think the web three version of Neopoints, there's probably lots of lessons to be learned”