> Then you can mine the currency and provide them to other players in the game, either by giving it away or selling it.
> “It’s a way to compensate people who really believe in us in the beginning,” Schiermeyer said. “That’s how we’re structuring the blockchain. The people who were first to play it are going to get more than people who are last to play it. So, I mean, there’s definitely a reason to come in.”
So, uh, it's a pyramid scheme, thinly disguised as a game?
> “It’s a way to compensate people who really believe in us in the beginning,” Schiermeyer said. “That’s how we’re structuring the blockchain. The people who were first to play it are going to get more than people who are last to play it. So, I mean, there’s definitely a reason to come in.”
So, uh, it's a pyramid scheme, thinly disguised as a game?