Unphased by the lack of info on the highly-anticipated game including, most prominently, the lack of a PC release date, Ross claims his GTA 6 server will see players earn real money for virtual hustles, from flipping houses to selling drugs.
Online rabble-rouser Adin Ross, a popular livestreamer who was banned from Twitch for “hateful conduct”, has hatched a plan to launch a crypto-fueled GTA 6 economy that pays players for their in-game exploits.
Interestingly, a recent report did indicate that players would be able to earn money from GTA 6, but not in the way Ross is proposing.
Needless to say, Ross’s master plan to turn GTA 6 into a side gig for millions of players is full of holes.
A recent shooter called Off the Grid felt like a more fleshed-out release, with an optional crypto-currency marketplace that saw players trading digital weapons and other items as NFTs.
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