For a long time, gaming was just about fun.
Then crypto came along and changed the rules. Suddenly, a sword in a game could be worth real money. A character wasn’t just a character anymore — it was an asset. A piece of virtual land could cost more than rent in some cities.
But with that new world came a problem:
only the people with money could play.
Yield Guild Games was born out of that gap.
Not to make a richer group richer —
but to give players who didn’t have access, a way in.
It’s Not Just a Guild… It’s a Community With a Purpose
Yield Guild Games, or YGG, isn’t just some online gaming group. It’s a global community of players, builders, managers, and organizers who work together across dozens of different blockchain games.
Instead of everyone going alone, YGG pools money, buys game assets together, and then gives players access to those assets so they can earn inside games they otherwise couldn’t afford to join.
In simple terms:
The guild buys the gear.
The players use it.
Everyone shares the upside.
No banks.
No middlemen.
No bosses behind closed doors.
Why YGG Even Exists
Blockchain games usually require NFTs to start. Characters, weapons, and land cost real money upfront.
For a lot of people, that’s a hard “no.”
YGG asked a different question:
What if players didn’t need capital… but just needed skill?
So the guild started buying NFTs and lending them to players for free. Those players earn by playing. Part of what they make is shared back with the guild, and part they keep.
That money goes right back into buying more assets.
Which means:
more players
more games
more opportunity
How YGG Is Organized Without Anyone Being in Charge
YGG doesn’t have a CEO, president, or boss.
It’s run by voting.
Everyone who holds YGG tokens can vote on decisions like:
Which games to invest in
How money is spent
When assets are sold
How rewards are shared
Where the guild grows next
This makes YGG a DAO — but more importantly, it makes it fair.
No one can quietly change the rules.
SubDAOs: Small Guilds Inside a Big One
YGG isn’t one giant community trying to run everything.
It’s split into smaller groups called SubDAOs.
Each SubDAO might:
focus on one game
manage one country
serve one language group
organize one ecosystem
They handle:
player onboarding
payouts
training
community moderation
decisions and leadership
This gives local communities control instead of being ruled from the outside.
It’s kind of like a digital nation with local cities.
The Vault: Where Everything Is Held
All the NFTs and money that YGG owns live in the Vault.
No one person touches it.
No one can secretly take anything.
Decisions about it happen through governance votes.
That vault pays for:
new assets
reinvestment
development
rewards
long-term growth
The vault isn’t just storage.
It’s the heart of the guild.
Real People Are Earning From This
YGG isn’t just an idea on Twitter.
People actually use it to survive, save money, and improve their lives.
Players earn:
paying bills
helping families
funding education
starting small businesses
For some, YGG was the first time gaming felt like opportunity — not escape.
And unlike companies, YGG doesn’t lock people in.
If one game slows down, the guild moves on.
What the YGG Token Really Means
The YGG token is not a reward gimmick.
It’s
your vote
your voice
your ownership
your right to participate
Holding YGG means you help decide the future of the guild.
Not just follow it.
Is It Perfect?
No.
Games change.
Markets crash.
Tokens fluctuate.
Some projects fail.
But what makes YGG special is that it adapts.
It doesn’t depend on one game.
It doesn’t follow hype blindly.
It evolves.
The Big Idea Behind Yield Guild Games
YGG isn’t really about gaming.
It’s about rethinking ownership.
It’s about giving people access instead of gates.
It’s about letting communities own digital worlds instead of corporations.
It’s about building economies that live online but affect real lives.
In One Sentence
Yield Guild Games isn’t a way to play games.
It’s a way to belong to one.
