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# Problems with crypto games and our solutions

Whether it's the **Play2earn, Play-And-Earn, Own2Earn, Free2Play2Earn** or whatever we have these days, we can all agree majority of the current crypto games are not exactly what and how we envisioned them. Here is a list of the major issues plaguing the blockchain gaming industry and how GreedyVerse is fixing them.

1. [Crypto games aren't entertaining](/white-paper/introduction/problems-with-crypto-games-and-our-solutions/crypto-games-arent-fun.md)
2. [Volatility in the value of in-game Tokens.](/white-paper/introduction/problems-with-crypto-games-and-our-solutions/volatility-in-the-value-of-in-game-tokens..md)
3. [Poor gaming economy design.](/white-paper/introduction/problems-with-crypto-games-and-our-solutions/poor-gaming-economy-design..md)
4. [High Barrier for entry](/white-paper/introduction/problems-with-crypto-games-and-our-solutions/high-barrier-for-entry.md)
5. [Players with huge capital have instant power.](/white-paper/introduction/problems-with-crypto-games-and-our-solutions/players-with-huge-capital-have-instant-power..md)
6. [Unfair gaming mechanics](/white-paper/introduction/problems-with-crypto-games-and-our-solutions/unfair-gaming-mechanics.md)
7. [Disguised Farming](/white-paper/introduction/problems-with-crypto-games-and-our-solutions/disguised-farming.md)


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