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A free music toy — play it in your browser, no install. An educational proof of concept video game triggering an instant payment each time the game is played at no cost to the player by leveraging blockchain technology.
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The very first video game I coded. I used p5.js. Play it on a computer at
It is actually a proof of concept that music composers can now be paid for each stream of their music each time a video game is played at no cost to the player. More widely, it shows that you can monetize any content online by using the Musicoin platform's music player on auto play.
In April 2018, Chrome removed the ability to use music players on autoplay when a web page loads before the viewer interacts with the page.
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