going forward I will request from every external contributor to my repos a nice Kim Jong Un insult; it's an easy but powerful way to prevent DPRK dev code (and some of them are really good) to be merged (they will never ever get the approval to do this). this guy passed it successfully :)

Some hot takes: Crypto’s Trojan horse isn’t just banks, stablecoins, or RWAs. It’s games. The average gamer spends roughly $10–30/month across categories (higher in North America: ~$25–70/mo). PC storefronts (Steam/Epic) are more “lumpy” (big sales, full-game buys), while subscriptions and gacha are recurring. Integrating crypto into traditional rails will mostly run into regulatory approvals, slow, heavy, and limiting. In games, it’s a different story. Many crypto natives are digital-first, raised in gaming’s golden era, and most digital products already run on gamified mechanics. In-game spending isn’t a novelty. It’s the default for it's users.