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Senior Writer | | | If I told you that you could make money playing an online game, would you think it sounded too good to be true? What if instead of simply telling you, I introduced you to someone who used a “play-to-earn” online game to quit his tedious software job, get out of debt, raise millions in venture funding, and launch a career as a Web3 influencer—all in just a year? When I first started following Brycent, or Bryce Johnson, I found him easy to like. He was one of the most prominent creators focused on Axie Infinity, a viral NFT game that paid users to participate, and it was easy to see why. On Twitch, on Twitter, on YouTube: He knew his stuff, and he was on your side. Then Axie started to implode, putting Johnson to the test.
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