Small game, big deal. The tic-tac-toe match where the referee can't cheat
When you play an online game for money, the company running it decides who won. The same company also holds the money until it pays out. You have to trust that it counts fairly and pays the right person. A tiny game on Kaspa testnet works differently. Maksim Biriukov, a Kaspa developer, built a version of tic-tac-toe where two players put coins into a shared pot and the winner takes it. The game is as simple as it sounds. What is new is how the result is paid. The game runs on its own computer, but that computer cannot move the money just by saying who won.
