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Where NFTs get truly exciting is the portability of these assets within any developer's IP if enabled. Te interoperability of these assets can be used as a game studio wants. Examples include the ability for players to take items from one game to another, such as weapons, horses or racing cars.


Any game item can become an NFT and then be transported between games and developers. Te player owns that item, and they decide which game they want to use it in or trade with other players outside of the game.


Where NFTs get truly exciting is the portability of these assets within any developer's IP if enabled. The interoperability of these assets can be used as a game studio wants. Examples include the ability for players to take items from one game to another, such as weapons, horses or racing cars.


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Entire metaverses are being created within the NFT space. ZED Run is the standout success, creating an entirely new gaming environment where users can buy, trade, stud, and breed racehorses to develop more valuable stables.


NFTS IN THE RMG SPACE In the real money gaming (RMG) sector,


Evolution’s Red Tiger has released the first NFT integrated slot game. As a company founded in blockchain technology, we applaud any studio dipping their toes in the NFT pool. Without testing and adoption, we may never unlock genuinely unique gaming experiences for operators and players that blockchain provides.


In the Red Tiger slot, the supplier has purchased its own NFTs and uses this artwork in the designed game, however players can't interact, own, or experience NFTs first-hand. So, while


the NFT space has exploded, it hasn't yet trickled down to RMG in any meaningful form.


With Gen Y and Z players becoming the early adopters of this technology, creating an innovative and differentiated gaming experience with NFT technology could open a new demographic of players for brands.


Initially, it could be as simple as enabling players to have their NFT CryptoPunk character as an avatar at the poker table in one game, or your NFT may be the symbol needed to hit the jackpot in a slot game. Both games can be from different studios, running on various platforms and operators, all using the same player's NFT asset.


Providing this level of personalisation to players with assets they own is the most straightforward implementation right now and could be an advantage to getting players to stay in operators’ casinos. Tis will take time and experimentation with content providers before this limited NFT experience will be available. While the technology is still finding its feet, game studios will have to do the same.


Te real growth in NFT for real money gaming will, however, likely only occur in their ecosystems, not operators, such as ZED Run. Looking at ZED Run specifically, we can make some calculated guesses as to how this market will evolve. ZED Run is a digital representation of


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