Pixels’ “sharecropping” isn’t a revenue share. It’s an unbundling.

Most Web3 games fuse ownership + productivity: buy land → you produce → you collect.
Pixels splits it: land = infrastructure, sharecroppers = labor. The yield split is the market price that connects them.

What I’m watching next:

Do commission rates converge (real market), or polarize (power layer)?

Are top plots highly utilized, or mostly hoarded?

Does sharecropping create mobility… or a ceiling?

If land is the capital stack and sharecroppers are the labor stack, what metric would you track to tell whether the economy is getting healthier—or just more extractive?
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