#56 Untangling: Video Game Monetization with Timothy Tello

Welcome to another episode of the Untangling Web3 podcast, where today we're diving deep into the realms of gaming and blockchain with none other than Timothy Tello.

Timothy, a seasoned blockchain evangelist and gaming aficionado, has been at the forefront of integrating these technologies. As CEO of 3thix, Timothy is revolutionizing how gamers and developers monetize and interact within digital landscapes, making significant strides in blockchain applications in gaming.

Key Highlights:

• Timothy discusses his transition from traditional gaming into the pioneering space of Web3, reflecting on his extensive career and the evolution of monetization models in the gaming industry.
• The episode delves into the challenges and opportunities presented by blockchain technologies in gaming, including player retention, in-game economies, and the potential for cross-game interoperability.
• Timothy shares insights into the significance of user-generated content (UGC) and digital rights management in Web3, highlighting how blockchain can enhance player ownership and profit-sharing.

Timothy's journey and insights illustrate a transformative phase in gaming, underscored by the shift to Web3 technologies that prioritize player agency and economic models that benefit creators and players alike.

The future of gaming seems geared towards a more interconnected and user-centric industry where blockchain plays a pivotal role in shaping new experiences and opportunities. Tune in to grasp how these technologies are not just changing the game but setting the stage for the next generation of gaming.

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