This week, Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney set off a wave of excitement on Twitter about the future of gaming technology. In response to Jonah Blake, co-founder of Game Fund Partners, he said that the battle royale game giant "Fortnite" may involve blockchain technology in the future, but cryptocurrencies and NFTs will never be part of the game.

Blockchain is a "funny little thing"

Sweeney humorously said in the tweet: "Maybe one day, we will use the basic idea of ​​blockchain." Although he praised the "basic idea" of blockchain, his attitude towards cryptocurrencies and NFTs was cold. As he said: "We have made it clear many times that we will not introduce cryptocurrency or NFT transactions, or anything like that."

Blockchain? Yes! Cryptocurrency? No thanks

For Sweeney, the core value of blockchain lies in its decentralized trading system and the simulated state of the open ecosystem. This "decentralized solution" was called "awesome" by him, as if praising a perfect dancer dancing at a ball. However, when it comes to using this technology for Fortnite, his attitude is like facing a bowl of cold instant noodles: a little interested, but definitely not interested.

Epic Games' blockchain vision

Sweeney's remarks show Epic Games' forward-thinking in technology. His focus on blockchain is not limited to how it works in an open ecosystem, but also looks at its potential as an evolutionary solution. Although cryptocurrencies and NFTs have failed to enter Fortnite's battle royale, the decentralized concept of blockchain may play an important role in the future development of the game. #区块链创新 #以太坊ETF批准预期 #美国大选如何影响加密产业？ #山寨季何时到来？ #NFT​ $ETH $BNB $WLD