"Given market economics, you might have to pay more for NFT Mario than for, say, NFT Peach. But then you’d also earn more, because here in the Mushroom Kingdom, Mario is the fastest player. When you step out of the game and back into your day job, you still own Mario. When you start playing again, Mario is there, waiting for you. Waiting to earn you Mariocoins.
You can sell Mario to another player if you like. If you’ve played Mario right, he might be worth more now than when you bought him. Maybe you’ve demonstrated how lucrative Mario can be. Maybe more people want to play Mario Kart. Maybe Mariocoin has soared in value because everybody is talking about it on social media. "
Who would want to play Mario Kart if some kiddie creeping video card hoarder bought an advantage and farmed it every race? I don't know if I want the answer to that question. :desolate:
Yes, but other people can play him, too. And he won't be the FASTEST Mario. That means you won't be guaranteed to win as Mario.
But if you own an NFT of Mario, you can be the only Mario in the race. AND you are guaranteed to win. AND you get to earn money somehow. Doesn't that sound great?