How This E-Sport Contest App Revolutionized Rock-Paper-Scissors
An interview with the founder of the crypto-based ZoyaNinja.
What if you could play rock-paper-scissors online with 50 people?
ZoyaNinja, a crypto-based e-sport contest app aims to make this possible. The beta version of the game is already available to the general public and those who are interested can try it out.
If you’re already into crypto, enjoy trying out novelties, and, on top of it, burn for online contests, ZoyaNinja is something for you.
Behind the idea, there’s a dedicated team of Hungarian programmers who have been delivering a wide range of products ranging from mobile apps, and web pages for AA groups, through the webshop of luxury watches to cloud-based temperature registration service for pharmacies.
This time, they decided to enter the intersection of e-sport and crypto in the form of a garage project. To get more insight into the app and the story behind it, I interviewed Alex Spooner, the founder of ZoyaNinja.
How did it all start?
“I’ve always been interested in games. I love board games, card games, and online games.
