' create gameplay experiences themselves they arenвЂ™t the ones whose creative output is actually engaging players, but they get 75% of what creators earn because they control the platform and own their usersвЂ™ output. One such area includes creator-designed avatars and other tradable content, which can be difficult to profit from on current platforms like Roblox, Stacey said. He also said that there are creators who do want to involve themselves with these new technologies in order to help contribute to solutions that benefit the creator community, and they should have that opportunity. Many also felt that today's crypto ecosystems still have a lot to answer to in terms of their other downsides - including their use for money laundering purposes, or how NFTs too easily enable the theft of creators' art, and the security issues with 'altcoins.' Stacey acknowledges there's some truth to these accusations, but also notes it's early days for blockchains in general, and that regulation and further development may address these concerns. Though Stacey addressed fans' concerns around the environmental concerns around crypto technologies, that wasn't the only reason fans were frustrated with this shift in direction toward crypto. Then, over the next year, players will be able to turn game content they design - like avatars, play spaces and party rooms - into NFTs stored on Solana that can be bought or sold through Cinder's marketplace. The minting is planned for early January. Players will be able to connect their NFT avatar to Cinder on the day it's minted to join the free-form MMO's community and explore the virtual world. The NFTs feature roughly 150 characteristics of varying rarity across nine categories so each will have a unique look that can't be duplicated, the Cinder website explains.

Cinder players will use the Solana blockchain to purchase their 'playable NFTs' - the Cinder Fae which will include 11,111 exclusive avatars designed by the WildWorks team.

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