Summary
1. NFT × Gaming Creates a New System That Assigns Economic Value to Everyday Actions
A new era is emerging in which everyday data—such as consumption, movement, photography, and exercise—can be “assetized” through the fusion of NFTs and gaming. Actions recorded on the blockchain become visible indicators of an individual’s achievements and credibility, forming a new model of social participation that directly benefits the user.
2. SyFu: Turning Daily Spending Into “Borderless Credit”
SyFu is an app that links with users’ credit cards to record purchase data on the blockchain and convert it into credit scores that transcend national and corporate boundaries. Users develop an NFT character, MANEKINEKO, while earning various perks, adding new value—credit + rewards—to their everyday spending behavior.
3. SNPIT: A Participatory Creator Economy Where Photography Generates Income
SNPIT allows users to compete in “photo battles” using images taken with an NFT camera, distributing advertising revenue back to participants. Its model enables users to earn income even without a large following, and collaborations with major anime brands and snacks like Jagalico have served as gateways to Web3. Hobby photography is becoming part of a sustainable digital economy.
Our daily lives are made up of countless actions: shopping at the convenience store, commuting to work, taking photos as a hobby, exercising daily. However, until now, the records and data generated by these actions have rarely remained in the hands of individuals as economic value.
But now, we are entering an era in which our actions are transformed into tangible "assets" and "contributions to society." This change is being made possible by the combination of NFTs and games. Through the familiar gateway of games, everyday actions are recorded on the blockchain and made visible as personal assets, giving rise to a new form of economic participation.
In this article, we will explain two examples of how NFTs are adding new value to everyday actions and creating new forms of economic participation.
