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1 sat \ 6 replies \ @k00b 16 Apr \ on: A New Way to Play Minecraft with Bitcoin | Habla News gaming

It does NOT do virtual mining nor pay-to-win. You simply trade your sats for items you want for minecraft and vice versa.

I didn't realize that. Good to know. Quite a few people have posted about SovereignCraft and a I thought it was play-to-earn like Satlantis.

So SovereignCraft makes sats by selling items? Players too?

33 sats \ 3 replies \ @Cappy_SC 17 Apr freebie

Hello, I'm one of the Moderators.

The way the server itself makes money is through fees when players do certain commands that cost sats.

Minecraft players would be familliar with /vote and get things like Diamonds or Coins etc. The wallet that provides the sats, gains sats through player activity.

Using the /trade command, when next to another player allows P2P (no fees) trading. Allowing for pure P2P and the server doesn't get anything from /trade.

1 sat \ 2 replies \ @k00b 17 Apr

Thanks for stopping by.

The wallet that provides the sats

What do you mean by provides the sats? Do you give awards to players?

18 sats \ 1 reply \ @Cappy_SC 17 Apr

It's basically a faucet.

Players are rewarded for voting for the server, which brings it higher up a list of servers.

This allows for people to earn satoshis and be able to particpate in the economy of the server for their work.

Or a whale could come in and dump a bunch of satoshis and buy everything.

And using the market plugin, the prices would change based on the whale coming in. Etc.

We have a discord where people say:

"I have put a stack of gold ingot for sale at 40 sats."

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Cappy_SC 17 Apr