Do you guys see CSGO skins as an crypto currency

[JulesGB]

I do kinda

[frisky]

Not necessarily. One week you're given $.03, next week you could be given $2.

A skin could be defined as a digital currency, but not all skins together. Even so, a digital item doesn't really fall under the definition of a cryptocurrency.

[Luís]

Originally posted by frisky:

Not necessarily. One week you're given $.03, next week you could be given $2.

A skin could be defined as a digital currency, but not all skins together. Even so, a digital item doesn't really fall under the definition of a cryptocurrency.

It's kinda currency now that you think about it

[jacareee]

vtnc

[frisky]

Originally posted by The:

Originally posted by frisky:

Not necessarily. One week you're given $.03, next week you could be given $2.

A skin could be defined as a digital currency, but not all skins together. Even so, a digital item doesn't really fall under the definition of a cryptocurrency.

It's kinda currency now that you think about it

Everything is a currency if you look at it a certain way. Someone somewhere is willing to pay for something that you have; it's just a matter of finding them.

[JulesGB]

Originally posted by frisky:

Originally posted by The:

It's kinda currency now that you think about it

Everything is a currency if you look at it a certain way. Someone somewhere is willing to pay for something that you have; it's just a matter of finding them.

Wise words

[󠀡]

Originally posted by Amazing Pow:

No, you can't buy anything with it like bitcoin or something.

well you can buy anything as long as the seller accepts skins as payment. but it does not have the advantage of being completely anonymous and untraceable as most crypto currency.

[Memorex]

it's a same thing as Refined Metals in TF2 as CS:GO skins and Keys they are currency and people base rarity of weapons its like RARE weapon = RARE gold in real life.

Bitcoin = CSSKINS just different name. People trade skins for games , trade Knives for real life motor bikes .