- VeChain-backed gaming metaverse ExoWorlds has launched its Whitepaper.
- The protocol aims to bolster user experience in today’s trillion-dollar gaming world.
There are different ways to measure the growth of a blockchain-based network, be it a layer 1 or 2 protocol, or even a gaming platform. One of these ways is the debut of a detailed Whitepaper, a move that will capture the vision and action plan of the project as well as its roadmap to achieve its set goals.
This is the stage that the Vechain-based Play-and-Earn gaming platform ExoWorlds has gotten to. ExoWorlds is an Openworld Metaverse that permits creators to build, explore and conquer the verified galaxy. ExoWorlds is building a formidable community of believers as it seeks to take the metaverse exploration to a whole new level.
WHITEPAPER RELEASED 📖
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— ExoWorlds (@ExoWorldsNFT) January 30, 2023
Insight into the Whitepaper
Per its description in the published Whitepaper, ExoWorlds is branded as a next-generation Science Fiction MMORPG, built with Unreal Engine 5.1 and secured on the VeChainThor Blockchain. The platform prides itself in its push to build an open-world experience that will be the first of its kind in the broader Web3.0 ecosystem.
With a mix of an incredible theme story, captivating graphics, and trusted technology, ExoWorlds is set to make its mark on its target audience with a second-to-none user experience.
The gaming platform will be powered by a total of 10,000 Planet Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT) collections. Unlike other layered NFTs, ExWorlds said its NFTs are procedurally generated in Blender using real-life texture data and rendered for months with various GPU rigs.
According to the roadmap detailed in the Whitepaper, the protocol started with the sales of the procedurally generated NFTs back in February 2022. Moving ahead, ExoWorlds said it will focus on the launch of its Metaverse Prototype, a work that took about 7 months to create. The metaverse prototype is already test launched in Blockchain Rio, the largest blockchain conference in Latin America – and was received with tremendous success.
While no date has been pegged for the release of its ecosystem token, ExoWorlds plans to conduct the public sale of its token at a later time this year. The protocol said it designed the token with carefully designed tokenomics that will help fuel sustainability in its ecosystem.
Users who gain access to the token will also be able to stake them as well as lock them to be rewarded with in-game assets. After their debut, ExoWorlds highlighted that the token will be launched in both centralized and decentralized exchanges.
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Pedigree of the Founding team members
There is a general belief that the strength of a blockchain protocol can be determined by a deep recognition of the pedigree of the founding team members. For the published Whitepaper ExoWorlds, its founding team is led by Lucas Saint Laurent, a Partner of VeChain Stats, a leading block explorer on VeChain. Drawing on his mathematics background at Johns Hopkins University, Lucas is also the founder of Cryptographic Studio.
The ExoWorlds team also includes William Campbell the Chief Operating Officer and Ronnie Mueller the Chief Marketing Officer amongst others. With their collective experience, they are prepared to usher ExoWorlds into a published Whitepaper.
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