Legends Of Aria Incorporates A New One-Token Model Economy
With pay-to-earn gaming finding survivability difficult, some companies are trying new ideas.
Legends of Aria will be moving to a one-token economic model. What this means is, with the new launch of Legends of Aria, $ARIA will be a deflationary currency or every time the tokens are spent in-game or in the games NFT marketplace, the tokens will be burned and removed from circulation. This means that almost all utility for the token will contribute to a continually decreasing supply.
Now, as far as in-game currency and earnings go, Legend of Aria uses gold as their in-game currency and that will not be launched as a cryptocurrency, nor can it be minted as an NFT. While players cannot earn money by collecting gold coins, they can however use their gold coins to purchase virtual assets like weapons, armor, and houses, which then can be minted into an NFT and sold in the game’s marketplace.
The reason behind the change to a one-token economy was because the traditional dual-token play-to-earn model requires a continuous increase in players and cash flow into the economy that will falter once players stop joining and stop spending. According to Legends of Aria, this new approach was made to focus on improving the game, focus less on the promise of earnings, and all around more fun.
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