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You are trying to say I don't know what I'm talking about when you have not understood what I'm talking about.

>How are they verified?
There are different methods to do this. Consider how money in your bank works and how you pay for products and services through websites. They go through a verification process with the bank, using your bank information. The same would go for virtual items but they may need an initial entering process, if they follow this system as opposed to a blockchain-based format. Under this regime, you would supposedly have an account that has the good in it, and the account platform owner, such as a bank, would be the one that verifies to the game server that it is legitimate. 

But the problem is entering the asset in the first place. Since money is all in one form already and there are processes to verify real money, that isn't a problem for banks. Stuff like avatars can easily be modified a tiny bit and have that be seen as an entirely new avatar so it's a problem here. Instead, we would need a process like the way patents are processed.