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That said, from a developer’s perspective, the limitations are just as clear. A system like this only works if multiple projects adopt it. If each game continues to operate independently, adding another layer of verification doesn’t eliminate fragmentation, it just shifts it. Technology can provide the tools, but adoption determines whether those tools matter.
This is where platforms like Binance play an important role. Beyond being an exchange, Binance increasingly acts as a gateway that helps users onboard into Web3 more seamlessly. When a platform with such a large user base supports or indirectly encourages emerging standards, it significantly increases the chances of those standards gaining traction. @SignOfficial
Still, there’s an interesting question to consider: do players actually want their entire history to follow them everywhere? In gaming, starting fresh is often part of the experience. If everything becomes persistent and portable, it could reshape how progression and discovery feel