Valve pulls blockchain games and tells users not to post content related to cryptocurrencies or NFT
In addition to reporting a 15% increase in unique active players in the first half of the year compared to 2020, and that Assassin's Creed Valhalla has become the second most profitable game in company history, the CEO of the French firm, Yves Guillemot, also expressed his intentions of investing and adopting blockchain-focused gambling companies on the platform.
Despite having made notable advancements in the space, such as funding Animoca Brands, which owns the Ethereum-based metaverse game The Sandbox, Guillemot stated that the platform is in an early stage of research and development.
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