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When the Play-to-Earn bubble burst, everyone thought YGG would go down with it. Instead, it quietly completed an evolution—from a guild that made money by trading NFTs to a global 'digital skills cooperative.' Today's YGG resembles small economic entities with self-sustaining capabilities in each local branch.
From centralized headquarters to local autonomy
In the past, local YGG branches were more like 'atmosphere groups,' needing to apply for funding and approval from headquarters for everything. Now, the Philippines branch can independently decide to fund Sui programming courses with a multi-signature wallet; the Indonesia branch can vote to support mobile games favored by local players; and the Mexico branch has even translated gaming guides into indigenous languages. True decentralization is not written in white papers, but is about letting the people who understand the local context make local decisions.