Nick

I finally took the time to read @KieranWarwick 's article on @loadoutprotocol and I think the most interesting part is the problem they're trying to solve For years, Web3 gaming proved one thing really well: crypto is incredibly good at moving capital. The problem wasn't a lack of funding, it was how that funding was structured 👀 Retail often entered at inflated valuations, many projects were still pre-release and trust slowly disappeared At the same time, plenty of talented traditional indie studios struggled to raise funding through publishers, VCs or crowdfunding Loadout's vision is to connect those two worlds. Instead of forcing every game to become a crypto game, it uses crypto as the funding layer while allowing developers to build normal games for Steam, consoles and mobile I think that's a much healthier direction The platform isn't live yet, so I'm not judging the product. I'm more interested in seeing how the team executes this vision Personally, I'm excited to see how Loadout balances game discovery with trading. If it becomes a platform where people discover amazing indie games while giving studios a better way to raise capital, I think that's where the real long-term value lies Curious to see how the team brings this vision to life 🤝