Blockchain gaming just got its regulatory roadmap. For years, studios have been building in a gray zone - hoping clarity would come later. It's here now, and it's messy. Different jurisdictions are drawing completely different lines around the same mechanics. What's a collectible in one country is a security in another. A loot box that's fine in Tokyo might be illegal gambling in Brussels. That's why the Blockchain Game Alliance is proud to announce: The Regulatory Landscape of Blockchain Gaming. A study conducted by Anuradha Chowdhary with contributions from the Blockchain Game Alliance network. This report cuts through the noise. It's a jurisdiction-by-junction breakdown of where the rules actually are right now - not where we wish they were. What's inside: → Asset classification – when in-game items trigger securities law → Gambling thresholds – where chance, value, and cash-out intersect with compliance → Ownership vs. IP – what players actually own when they buy that NFT sword → Consumer protections – privacy, identity verification, and safeguards for minors → AI + Web3 convergence – preparing for the regulatory collision ahead → Future-proofing – legal priorities for the next five years Read the full report: blockchaingamealliance.net/b…