Ep.47 Gaming, Digital Ownership & the Future of Tokenized Collectibles with Matt Bartlett

Matt Bartlett, Head of Web3 VanEck and CEO SegMint, joins this weeks episode to discuss ownership and how it matters. Host Steven Schill has Matt give details about doing a free NFT mint and building a community with a new found focus on Abstract chain. 

In this episode, they explore:

Why true ownership of in-game assets matters—from Call of Duty skins to Steam accounts—and how blockchain solves this problem.

The future of tokenized collectibles and why interoperability could redefine gaming economies.

How Segmint.IO is building the world’s premier marketplace for digital and physical collectibles.

Abstract’s role in consumer crypto and why SegMint is putting a focus on it.

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