My articulate colleague @ParasiteX_369 points out Steam's language: "Steam places no restrictions on what you sell and how you sell it".
He suggests this means: Developers are free to process payments themselves and keep 100%. Do any developers wish to opine on this reading?

IF THEY USE STEAMS MICROTRANSACTION API, YOU RETARDED IDIOT. Learn to fucking read.

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Bitcoin has recovered from a low near $60,000 to now stand around $69,000, having effectively given back the gains it made after Donald Trump’s election in November 2024 this week.
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Article Author & Source: Bitpush
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