It seems like ages ago when CryptoKitties became the very first blockchain gaming sensation. But it wasn't as long ago as you might think – four years, in fact. In the years since, the crypto gaming industry has advanced significantly, leading to the creation of unique games with novel gameplay mechanics and new player value propositions. But many of those games faced limitations imposed on them by the blockchains they relied on. According to a report by DappRadar, slowdowns and congestion on Ethereum's blockchain led to an at one point last year. That was obviously bad news for blockchain game developers, but even worse news for players – who couldn't play the games they'd come to love. 87% drop in gaming activity But crypto gamers don't have to worry about that anymore. Especially not now that the lightning-quick Binance Smart Chain offers developers the medium they need to create the next generation of engaging blockchain games. And that's just what we here at are doing. Ours is an immersive game that players won't be able to get enough of, and one that they can earn real money by playing. Here's what it's all about. Kryxivia What is Kryxivia? Kryxivia is an MMORPG game world we're creating that provides players with immersive 3D gameplay they can access through any modern web browser. But it's not just any game. Players in Kryxivia get to build their character for free – unlike current major blockchain games like Axie Infinity – and upgrade it through the game's play-to-earn mechanic. And since every character in Kryxivia is an NFT, that means every player has the opportunity to start from scratch and build a character that can fetch a high price on the open market if they choose to sell. It also means players have the option of purchasing a character to use if they want to dispense with the hard work of leveling up. In Kryxivia, the player is in control. They decide how they play, how and when they earn, and how far their character will go. The World of Kryxivia The world that Kryxivia's characters inhabit is one that offers endless opportunities. They begin their journey in Kryxivia city, an enclave that's grown up in the shadow of a mountain like no other. It's a place that houses a mine filled with artifacts from an ancient and powerful civilization. Those artifacts – called Kryxit – are mysterious crystals that hold immense magical power. Players can collect Kryxit by exploring the mine, encountering dangerous creatures, monsters, and dragons as they go. Defeating those enemies lets players retrieve the Kryxit they protect, and each one has unique power and purity levels that determine what it can do. When players link the Kryxit they find to items in their inventory, they unlock the ability to cast spells that allow them to best the creatures lurking deeper in the mine. And just as they can with their characters, Kryxivia's players can export the Kryxit they find into NFT form, creating yet another opportunity to profit from their gameplay. It's yet another way that players in the world of Kryxivia control their own destinies. If they want to spend their time adventuring, they can. And if they'd prefer to act as a merchant, leveraging their gamer knowledge to buy and sell items to other players, they can do that too. The Twin Kryxivia Tokens Of course, keeping an in-game economy like the one that animates life in Kryxivia isn't easy. That's why we've created two tokens for our players to use. The first, called the Kryxivia Coin Token (KXA), is the coin used outside of the game world to do things like purchase starter packs or participate in special NFT sales. It's the token that connects Kryxivia to the conventional blockchain world. The second, called the Kryxivia Shard Coin (KXS), functions exclusively as an in-game currency. Players can use KXS to upgrade their in-game inventory or purchase consumables like potions to help them on their mine quests. And that's another way that players can enhance their play-to-earn potential – by upgrading their Kryxit to make them more valuable when sold to other players. And in the future, players will also have the ability to take advantage of an in-game staking mechanic, too. All they'll have to do is go to the in-game bank and deposit some (or all) of their KXS, and they'll earn steady returns on their holdings. A Game Launch on the Horizon If the world of Kryxivia sounds fun and exciting to you, then we've done an important part of our job. But our work is nowhere near complete. That's because we're still several months away from launching our game. Right now, we're busy constructing a proof-of-concept version that will eventually power a pre-alpha test run sometime in the first few months of 2022. From there, we expect to proceed to a public beta by the middle of the year. By then, the majority of the game's main features and mechanics should be up and running, allowing us to turn our attention to expanding the scope of the in-game world to provide players with a constant stream of new challenges and experiences. We can't wait to get to that point. But there are some more immediate events that we'd like potential players to know about. And one of them is our upcoming IDO on December 2nd. It's happening over , providing members of the public the first chance to become a part of the world of Kryxivia. It's the first major step that will allow us to bring Kryxivia to life. We hope you'll join us as we do. And either way, we invite the crypto gaming community to look for upcoming news and developments as they happen. The future of crypto gaming begins now, so you won't want to miss a thing! on the decentralized VC platform Bullperks Featured image by kryxivia.io

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I’m addressing to the english speaking crypto community because such a community didn’t really exist in my language. I’m verry sorry for my level in english, I’ll hope that I’m understandable enough to be comfortably read and to participate adequately to the debate. Disclaimer: Hi there ! (kind of a second disclaimer :) ) My nickname is Sybille and I’m a KryptoNoob, I keep asking myself cryptonoob questions, because I want to understand what all of this fuzz is about. I’m reading a lot of articles about cryptocurrency, blockchain, coins, ICO and all that jazz in the cryptoworld. Sometimes I even dare to put a comment or ask a question on a medium article, but without having much answer, so far… That’s telling me that maybe I’m so noob that I’m asking questions that no one would bother to answer, that I’m not the center of the world (and that’s a shame), and maybe that my english isn’t good enough, and that while I believe that I can express myself in this language, I’m in fact leaving in a fantasy world where my ideas and speeches appear clearly in my mind and sounds as a strange borborygmi for others. But you know what ? I’m a cryptonoob enthusiast ! So enthusiast in Fact, that I have invested 1 000 euros in the cryptogame (and I’m doing it even if the french government tax any capital gain in crypto up to 60% !). I wanted to wait until I have fully understand what it is about and I’m still trying to learn things about it, but I have read so much blockchain enthusiasts saying that it’s in the way social life is organized since we stop being hunter-gatherer and began to live in large centralized and vertical community were the power is so much unequally distributed, that finally I just fell for it. And also (maybe it is the true untold reason, but not for long…), I want to be super rich without working too much (Don’t judge me — Well, I’m not sure that 1 000 euros will be enough though). the thing of a generation and even a new cycle So here it is : the blockchain ! Decentralized wide community, that create trust beyond verbal and written promises. A technology that promise to bind our words by the magic of computing (it’s probable that computing machine will be magic to me for the rest of my life). That sounds really great and exciting to me ! And I want to believe in it, and I want that computing make our communities, exchanges and life better. Technologies, social rules, laws and cultures define how wealth and power are distributed and organized. The question of the distribution of wealth and power is the central, the only question, that must govern our thoughts when we think about politic. Isn’t it ? And this time, technologie seems to be able to redefine how the whole system works. So I still have my noob, unanswered critics, questions, beliefs and remarks that I wan’t to share with the cryptocommunity :) ! Here they are : About blockchain in general : The big problem : the centralisation of computing ! (so, is it a problem ? Maybe you can tell me ?! :-) ) **What I think I have understood :**There is a mining process that guarantee the transactions, the decentralized system of computing and validation of the blocks partly guarantees the openness and security of the system, and the ones who are giving there computing power are rewarded by . coins If it works like this the main risk is the centralisation of the whole computing process, I see it happening for 2 reasons : 1. Because there is a scale advantage about doing it this way ! Like in the mining world of gold, in the beginning, everybody tried to mine it by him-herself, after a while giant companies emerged and optimized the process, and now the top 10 companies control one third of the production. For the blockchain it’s even more likely that the centralisation of the production will occure, because there are no geographical issue in the computing process. And it’s already happening, for the Bitcoin at least. If, say, an oligopole of blockchain minning companies appears, the system will be no more a decentralized one, and we can even imagine that the two or three main companies could easily manipulate the market or the ledger for their own profit.2. Aren’t we going to go to a world where most of the computing power will be concentrate in the hand of the GAFAM ? Especially with the 5G ! As I see it, if we get a powerful, worldwide (or at least countrywide) and reliable Mobile Internet System, we won’t need to keep the computing power on our devices, and a centralized computing system will be more efficient and cheaper to run. In this case the computing power will be centralized, just cause it costs less, and the same risk as in point 1 will emerge. Why is it a problem : Wouldn’t this 2 factors, or to sum it up the centralization of the computing power, jeopardize the future of any decentralized blockchain system, or is this not a problem at all in a blockchain world ? Or maybe you think that it’s a problem but that it won’t happen ? Teach me ! I’d like to know ! Question : A question about the smart contract : SmartContracts execute themselves and permit to avoid any third party that are normally needed to secure the transaction, it’s a bit like if the words of anyone become even more reliable as the ones of my most trusted friend ! sounds great :) ! What I think I have understood : When we make a smart contrat how is it executing itself automatically ? I didn’t understand it fully ! Cause, I mean, in a contract you have to get a human validation like : ‘hey I have well get the product !’ or : ‘the service has been delivered in the quality and quantity expected’. Doesn’t the contract still need the validation of a third party if people disagree, just like what Amazon, the banking or the judicial system are doing ? For exemple, if I buy a Bitcoin by myself how does the blockchain know that I have paid for it ? So, again, teach me ! Which part of the contrat is executing by itself, or by the blockchain process ? As you can see I’m missing something. But I don’t know what… Question : About Security : It’s so secured and well designed that its not even worthwhile to attack it ! What I think I have understood : The infrastructure around the blockchain, seems to be very unsecured ! Very good, you can’t forge the blockchain, but or . I don’t know for sure if Bitcoins is less secure than the USD system in proportion of the level of exchange and value, but it seems like it. But : you can steal the coin during the ICO you can steal it from the wallet Maybe the security and guarantee of the infrastructures of the companies around the blockchain aren’t yet at the level of the bank system ? But well, isn’t the blockchain created to precisely avoid the bank system ? Question : I think that the absence of central authority and identity recognition at a social level (in the Fiat world, we have for exemple the banking system and the judicial system) poses several problems to secure well the blockchains coins, cause for a cyberburglar this kind of value, anonymous and untraceable seems to be the perfect target. What is your opinion about this question ? Maybe the blockchain itself could be program to be better secured ? Or is this an invalid question ? About Bitcoin in particular : I see a lot of problems about bitcoins that might jeopardize the possibility of using it as a world currency : The concentration issue : , and the Bitcoin could hit the million dollars mark. Won’t we have a 1000 of Jeff Bezos if this currency hit the Million Dollars mark !? And Satochi will be 10 times richer than Bezos…Isn’t it a big inequality issue ? And also, just something that won’t happen because it’s seems unlikely (I know that it’s a very feeble argument… but it’s the one frome my guts : maybe my guts aren’t ready yet). If 40% of the market is owned by 1 000 people, it’s easy for them to manipulate the market and the prices if there is not an independent regulator. How could we prevent the main Bitcoin’s owner to manipulate the market (like doing a lot of transactions between there own wallets at a high price and selling some for real to cryptonoob like me) ? And won’t the risks of this concentration appeal for a new and less concentrated Bitcoinlike currency ? What I think I have understood : 40% of the bitcoins are owned by 1 000 people Remark : Question : The costs to operate the Bitcoin blockchain : The blockchain cost a lot to be operate. But Bitcoin can change to be more efficient to operate. Is such a change likely to happen ? About the cost in itself does it costs more to operate than the USD ? for example, USD needs : The Fed, Printed Money, Police, Army, ATM, banks, a judicial system… ? Is there a fair comparaison between the cost of Bitcoin and USD ? Or maybe again this question is irrelevant because we cannont compare the two ? What I think I have understood : Question : So here it is ! Here are (some of) my remarks and questions about the blockchain. I thank you very much in advance if any reader is willing to help me understand more about it. I’m aware that those questions and remarks might just be irrelevant and dumb from the point of view of a blockchain expert. I hope that she or he will explain to me (and my fellow cryptonoob) why and what is that I’m so wrong or not, or direct me to the right content that might help me to understand better all of this. Because I genuinely want to understand how blockchain works and what it could be. Kisses, Sybille

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