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Imagine that you have a game, just like a mobile game (Jetpack Joyride, Subway Surfers, etc.)
We all know that those games allow for in-app purchases. Use money and get their in-game currency to
buy awesome stuff we all need like skins and pixel upgrades (#sarcasm).
Now put the situation where instead of the in-game currency you use an ERC-20 issued by yourself on the
test network (Ropsten, Rinkeby maybe?). For the in-game currency you use your test network ERC-20 and you sell it
for money just like companies sell their in-game currency. Are you committing an illegality?
The reason I am asking is because I have been working with young people (10yo - 18yo) to do my best to push
this industry forward by making it widespread amongst a young audience (the future!). So I have this leucoincards.com (beta Ethereum Rinkeby card game)
where it makes sense to sell our "in-game" currency just like other games do, but we are slightly unsure about it in this moment.
Ya it will be so good but it is not possible who give you money in butcoin just for playing games....mostly these types of things are scamsWe all know that those games allow for in-app purchases. Use money and get their in-game currency to
buy awesome stuff we all need like skins and pixel upgrades (#sarcasm).
Now put the situation where instead of the in-game currency you use an ERC-20 issued by yourself on the
test network (Ropsten, Rinkeby maybe?). For the in-game currency you use your test network ERC-20 and you sell it
for money just like companies sell their in-game currency. Are you committing an illegality?
The reason I am asking is because I have been working with young people (10yo - 18yo) to do my best to push
this industry forward by making it widespread amongst a young audience (the future!). So I have this leucoincards.com (beta Ethereum Rinkeby card game)
where it makes sense to sell our "in-game" currency just like other games do, but we are slightly unsure about it in this moment.
