In the noise around games and NFTs, many have forgotten a fundamental question:
How does an ordinary player - without thousands of dollars - enter the world of blockchain games?
YGG answers: "We pay for you, you play, and share the profits with us."
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The difference between "Gaming Community" and "Digital Guild":
· The ordinary community: gathers enthusiasts to play and talk.
· YGG Guild: An asset and game management company that owns:
· NFTs (characters, land, weapons)
· Experience in the best games
· Professional training system
· Marketing channels for developers
The precise analogy:
If there is a talented player in the Philippines but they don't have $500 to buy an NFT to start the game...
YGG says: "Take this character, play, and take 70% of the profits, and we take 30%."
This is not a game - this is a business.
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Intelligence in decentralized design (SubDAOs):
Every region is different:
· The Philippines: They are interested in strategy games.
· Latin America: They prefer sports games.
· The Middle East: Stronger in adventure games.
Instead of imposing a single model, YGG gives each region:
1. Private treasury
2. Independent decisions
3. Local customization
The result: 40+ SubDAOs around the world, each knows its audience better than the headquarters.
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Multi-treasury system: Don't bet on a single game
If the Axie Infinity game fails (which constituted 80% of their income previously):
· Traditional projects: are collapsing.
· YGG: Owns a diverse portfolio:
· Big Time (Adventure Games)
· Splinterlands (cards)
· CyberKongz (Content Generation)
· 10+ other games
The principle of "don't put all your eggs in one basket" in practical application.
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The real challenges (that no one talks about):
1. The problem of "seasonal employment":
· When a successful game appears, they need players quickly.
· When a game dies, players are left without income.
2. Competition with traditional games:
· Fortnite gives free fun.
· YGG asks you to participate in a complex economy.
3. Reliance on "fashion":
· Today everyone plays Big Time.
· Tomorrow? No one knows.
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YGG token: Not for sale, but to join
· Governance: Voting on the selection of new games.
· Incentives: Receiving a share of the guild's revenue.
· Participation: Early access to new launches.
The important question:
Are you buying YGG to speculate?
Or do you buy it to become a "partner" in the world's largest game asset management company?
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The numbers that matter:
· +30,000 active players in the network.
· +100 games in the portfolio.
· +40 countries have SubDAOs.
· Over $200 million in managed assets.
But the most important number: Average player income in the Philippines: $300-500 monthly
This changes real lives.
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The future: from "guild" to "educational platform"
YGG is transforming into:
1. An academy to teach digital skills.
2. A talent discovery platform for tech companies.
3. A network connecting players and developers.
The broader vision:
Not just playing for profit...
Building careers in the digital economy for developing regions.
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A quick comparison with competitors:
· Merit Circle: Focus on direct investment.
· GuildFi: More technology and integration with DeFi.
· YGG: The strongest in building communities and training.
YGG's advantage: Experience since 2020 - has seen the boom and bust and learned.
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How to interact with YGG as an investor:
1. Do not buy YGG if: you are looking for quick speculation.
2. Buy YGG if: you believe that "working in the metaverse" will become a real industry.
Monthly monitoring:
· Number of active players.
· Revenues from each game.
· Success of new SubDAOs.
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Bold predictions:
· 2026: The first SubDAO in the Arab world focusing on mobile games.
· 2027: YGG announces the first accredited "Game University".
· 2028: 10% of family income in 3 developing countries comes through YGG.
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In summary:
YGG does not sell you a game...
It sells you a job opportunity in the new economy.
At a time when everyone is focused on "technology" and "the token"...
YGG focuses on the human.
The question is not: "Will the price of YGG rise?"
The question is: "Do we believe that gaming can become a legitimate business for millions of people?"
If your answer is "yes," then YGG is the strongest candidate to lead this revolution.
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