Crypto Games Promising To Help Poverty Became Pyramid Scheme In The Philippines

By cineramaJuly 27, 2022NFT

Samerson Orias began playing the crypto game Axie Infinity because of his low wages of 4000 pesos a month (around 80 dollars). However, the initial boom quickly subsided as […]

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Crypto Games Promising To Help Poverty Became Pyramid Scheme In The Philippines

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