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Core Monthly Tech Community Call - March 2025
Recorded: March 27, 2025 Duration: 0:50:00Space Recording
Short Summary
The recent Core Global Gaming Hackathon showcased innovative projects with a total prize pool of $380,000, while the platform reported a remarkable growth in Total Value Locked (TVL) to $915 million and over 1 million daily transactions. New initiatives like LSTBTC and Core Ignition Season Three are set to enhance user engagement and yield opportunities, alongside strategic partnerships that bolster the ecosystem's expansion.
Full Transcription
call i'm here with ramiel and then we have a ton of people on stage so as you can tell
these are the winners of the core gaming hackathon we're going to be having a panel later in the
live stream and discussing with them the process of building on these games asking them what they no you are not
oh i was muted for some reason is this good now yeah all right so you want to take over the agenda real quick Ahmed
yeah so hi everyone today is uh first of all congratulations all the winners that you have
participated in the call gaming hackathon out of 86 camps that you are the top nine winners
that we have selected and we will wish you best of luck for for the upcoming
incentives for the guest debate for the builder rewards for the marketing supports each and
everything so for the today's agenda is that we will start from the network growth highlights
proposal to adjust dualistic data ratios proposal to adjust code validators lst btc that is our
upcoming new features which is secure liquid is taking btc
talk or update on to the core commit program called global gaming hypothalam core hacker house india
that we have recently closed core connect boot camps it's more about to the developer relations
updates that we are doing on a technical update on our ex-site as field and also today is the panel talk that that's why you buy
all of the camps that have been participated for this tech community call yesterday
all right uh you can hear me now right yes i can all right good good okay so let's get into the
network growth highlights first as you you can see, we've achieved
a lot of big milestones this month. The TVL got up to 915 million. Total transactions over 370
mil. Daily transactions are steady over 1 million. Daily active users almost around 1 million. It's
about 850K. Yeah, as you can see, the stake number is up to total bitcoin staked up to
6 000 dual staked is up to 40 million so that's pretty insane um i think it was at 20 million
like just a month or two ago so the growth of the dual stakes core has been pretty crazy
um yeah amen you want to say anything about this slide before we move on yes yeah sorry so for the milestone that we have achieved is about
to the dual strike core which is uh 40 million uh that the dual strikes has been stacked on uh core
the total core delegated is 170 million this is a very big number and on the total deal that we
have achieved it's this quarter is on 950 total TV is 950
million and leading is leading us to the number one BTC 5 chain into the Bitcoin side chain yes
yes sir it's looking good oh yeah there's a current or there was a proposal to adjust
the dual staking tier ratios the governance vote vote already happened. It was passed. It's live now.
The Satoshi tier got moved from 8,000 core to 1 Bitcoin to 16,000 core to 1 Bitcoin.
And the other tiers also doubled up. Super tier went from 3,000 to 6,000 core. And the boost tier
went from 1,000 to 2,000 core. Then now there's another proposal to adjust the core validator bond.
Then now there is another proposal to adjust the core validator bond. Previously it was now it's 500k core so still we are
waiting for the community feedback on it the proposal is life you can also
what on it you are the core holders you can go and participate on to our
snapshots the proposal is available for public and community water based on the
community voting we will decide either we will keep the 10K or we will go for the 500K code token for the initial invalidator, one part.
Right. So make sure to vote on that proposal that is live now.
This ensures that the validators have a lot more at stake to lose if they act malfeasant towards the network.
Reminder that core stakers can't be slashed, but the validators can.
So if they're putting in 500K, they're leaving a lot to be slashed potentially if they misbehave.
So now on to LSTBTC, institutional grade Bitcoin yield.
I was just at Digital Assets Summit in New York, and the institutions were very interested in LSTBTC.
So what it is, it's a partnership with Copper, Hextrust, and BitGo, where they custody the bitcoin then maple manages the
finances they do the dual staking they print this lst btc token they mint it on the core blockchain
and basically it's like a wrapped btc except it's earning yield from core staking at the same time
so this is basically bitcoin on chain but upgraded um i do believe it'll be the largest liquid
state bitcoin token in existence ramiel what do you think 100 and it is for institutions and this
the lst btc is basically designed for the institutions create btc yield so it's a real
yield secure and liquid when we are saying about to the institutions are already involved and the maple finance extras bitcos they are the custodians and the risk managers are already there so you
have your btc you can use it as a liquid is taking on core this is what we are providing institutions
create security the g less fair yep max security liquid and real yield yeah it doesn't get much better than that
okay yeah core ignition season three launched this month um it's getting more gamified we're
adding more sparks more multipliers different ways to earn these sparks it's live today so
i'd really suggest checking out the coordination website signing up guys if you're using the core blockchain you're not signed up you're missing out on these free sparks
so yeah i'd definitely check that out and hopefully a lot of the games here can be a part
of the core ignition drop i don't know just putting that out there and uh yeah you'll probably
get paid out in sparks for actually using these different games
now we're going to discuss the developer support and incentive
program.
Ramil, you want to discuss that?
Yes.
So as you are the new games that just recently
applied on our test and some of them are on the main side,
but you are curious with what actually you will get from Core.
So there are some developer support and the incentive
programs that Core have if you go to the next slide yeah sure
so developer support program one is about to the core commit program that we have launched it's you
can say it's a core accelerator program where some of the some projects that have been participated
we have incubated and four projects that already get funded from our venture around core ventures so there are mentors spotlight is
their builder sessions that we have did almost 10 plus mentor sessions 10 plus builder sessions
that we mentor spotlight we have uh provided to the teams for the core commit one it was started
as a very early stage developers
the teams that will started to build on core on a monthly basis they are getting rewarded
based on their performance 2500 dollars they are getting for three months and now the demo
is going to be scheduled very soon so you guys have to be keep uh keep uh we will keep
you updated onto the demo day dead date it will be a live demo
day where the teams are 10 teams that we have selected they have they were
building on from last three months and almost some of the some of the good
teams are going to be get funded after the demo day we will we will do the
complete press release and inform you through our blog
through our media partners and through the press release part yes with our social aspect
all right and the core committee program cohort one has been completed so how was it how was it
has been completed so how was it how was it it was very good and demo day we are planning it will be
the maybe next week or the middle of april the date is not finalized yet because some of the
project has come almost completed they are we are just doing and reviewing their pitching day
so it's a very good one we have received around 100 plus applications for our accelerator program core commit
You can say it's a Y-commit-nator based accelerator program
100 plus applications 10 were selected all of these 10 games have 10 projects have built on core
There are some very interesting
you can say
projects were there sets terminalets Terminal, Cofer, Bitcoin Derby and there are many projects
were there. So what actually that we have learned is that the initial developers they just need the
support and the pushback and this is what Core is providing to them. Some of the projects that are
on mainnet they are participating into the core ignition program as well
one of the project is i can highlight is about b14g it was our recent hackathon winner they are now
into the top 10 tvl on the core site this the dual is taking marketplace they get funded they
it from the very initial team to the very large team very good team now they have more than 100 million tvl
if i'm not wrong i have not checked recently but 100 million tvl that they have so it is started
from zero and the success stories once you will be coming to the ecosystem you will see that what
type of support builder support technical support marketing support Dillon is guiding you on your creating your marketing
strategies, social strategies, so how you can guys
grow your socials, how you can engage your community as well.
All of this, we have a complete suite of package
that we are providing to our builders,
our community developers, yes.
Yeah, cohort one is absolutely stacked. Like you were saying saying b14g already hit 100 mil tvl and
they just went mainnet like a couple months ago and i've met with the other teams too doing these
live streams and i'm just so excited for them to all go mainnet it's it's crazy how stacked this
first cohort was all right and now let's talk about oh yeah the demo day i saw this but i don't
know much about it so amelia you have to take the floor on this again.
Demo day date is not finalized yet.
Because of each holidays and then we postpone to the mid of April,
it will be or maybe between 5th to 10th of April.
The date will be announced very soon.
Hopefully by tomorrow, the date will be going to be announced.
Okay, we'll see. More on that tomorrow. Okay, now going to be announced okay we'll see more on that tomorrow okay now now
on to the main show the core global gaming hackathon it went from february 5th to march 10th
i think i might have got it extended a little bit 380 000 in prize pool rewards we got the winners
here on stage already so here's the prize distribution first second and third
the tracks we're looking for hyper casual games social pvp games and puzzle games first place
gets fifteen thousand dollars which is five thousand per track and the core starter program
which they all get the core starter program and they all also get core builder incentive
their incentive plus six months of gas rebate thousand dollars in third place gets six thousand
so here we have the top nine winners as you can see they're on stage right now
we got farming saga core arena and temporal odyssey farming saga is the hyper casual game
core arena is the social pvp game and Temporal Odyssey is the puzzle game.
Sorry, I couldn't read that.
They got 15,000 core, six months gas rebate, core starter program,
core builder incentive program.
So let's talk to that team first.
So who is part of the Farming Saga team?
I see Abby's there.
Abby, you want to – and then there's – and the Core Arena team
and Temporal Odyssey.
So let's first talk to Abbybey Abbey what do you think um I don't know how'd you find out about the game of hackathon why'd you decide to get into it give us the process to be making the game yeah sure hi uh so I found out about the core down hackathon via twitter x now and uh as soon as i saw it i had this amazing
idea in my mind i used to play farm ballet uh back in school days when i was a kid on facebook
and from there i got the idea for farming saga i am the lead developer of farming saga and i'm
based out in pakistan and we have a team of other talented individuals
like visual artists graphic designers and content writers and together we built farming saga and
i'm thankful and that i won the first price nice so um i don't know what was it like building on
core what helped the most? Was the EVM
compatibility a big part to it? Tell us a little bit more about the game too.
Yeah, Core, building on Core was a seamless experience. I had a lot of developer-friendly
tools, fast transactions, and strong community support. It helped me a lot. And the ecosystem
that Core provides helped me a lot in uh the ecosystem that co provides helped me a lot uh in integrating the
blockchain elements into the game so yeah this is uh what uh helped me out with uh board and the
game is amazing uh you can play it it gives you a unique feeling of basically growing up in a farm
unique feeling of basically growing up in a farm getting into the farm fields and also
going and managing a gas station and all those things so yeah it's good okay great thank you
for that and um before we talk to the other winners we're just going to run through the
We're just going to run through the slides and at the end we'll have a panel talk where we really get to everybody, but I just wanted a quick insight from Farming Saga on the journey.
slides and at the end we'll have a panel talk we really get to everybody but i just wanted a quick
So first of all, we're going to cover the next steps for the winners.
Need to get your company verified, complete the KYB process, deploy your games to the core mainnet if you haven't already,
share the deployed mainnet smart contract address with the core DAO team, register your game on DAP radar and on flip side analytics,
share required details with the core DAO team for the game launch, announcement comms, we'll help
you out with the marketing. And then of course, register for the core builders incentive program
and the starter program, and then reach out to our main man Ahmed for gaming support on Telegram.
He'll be hopping in the stream later. I'll talk about the hacker house India. So I saw I saw a bunch of film and video from it.
Yeah, here we go right here.
Ramil, you want to give the breakdown?
All I really saw was the highlights.
Yes, as parallel, we were focusing on two things.
One is of the gaming hackathon, which was on the online session,
online one and to the core hacker was was the offline event that we did.
And it's over in our hacker house we started from india uh now from this quarter that we are going to do
our global roadshow and we will do we are covering almost 10 countries and 14 cities globally for
our hacker houses we are going to do four continents we are targeting four continents
for our hacker houses so the potentials and the developer
synergy was very good we have received almost 22 good projects that are going to be deployed on
magnet so it was very good experience that we have started from there now we are going to target
southeast asia mina europe as well africa we are already there in Europe. Our presence is very strong. So we are going to target those, especially for the Latin America, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico.
These are our high priority for this quarter as well.
All right, sounds exciting.
And the top four winners were announced. You want to talk about that, Ramil?
Yeah, so we have selected almost 12 winners. The screen is
split. I can check it from my side. So the four winners that
we have selected is it was the live sessions that we have
made with the demo. With the demo day was completely
successful. So the Hacker House first winner was the BitMEX AI.
Hacker House second winner was about to the court toshi clampify is
about to the pump and call with the ai integrated double check uh re-bdc which is about the
re-delegation of the future of btc and it is the lst btc voltage well so these are the four
high quality projects that we have selected for uh for the winners category and
also there are some projects that are keen to deploy from testnet to mainnet and why they are
going to be deprived because of the support and the builder programs that we have we have the
builder incentive program on a monthly basis we have uh distributing 400k code tokens to our builders
based on their performance.
When I'm saying about to the performance is either the their increase into the TVA,
DAU or the volume part. So for example, Farming Saga, Zenista, Core Arena, you are the games. Okay, all of the nine games that we have selected now they will participate it into the core
da use once you have a user base it technically you are increasing the da you so based on the da use that we are also rewarding the core tokens on a monthly basis all of the gas that you are
going to be burn on court it's going to be rebate in our panel talk our head of gaming ahmad he will
go through it with you all of these details, what benefits, what incentives that you will receive.
From DevRel side, we are here to support all the technical aspects from deployment, from testnet to mainnet, whatever the tools, needs that you have required to make your project successful.
DevRel is backed by you very hard.
Yes.
All right. by you very hard yes all right um as you can see first place was an ai driven yield tokenization
on core second place d5 staking platform for core and wrapped btc third place is a meme token
launchpad with built-in anti-rug pull safeguards and the fifth place was unlock yield borrowing
and insurance cross chain seems like they're building some good stuff
over there then we got the core connect boot camp four boot camps across four cities yeah i was also
seeing the content pumped from out of here um the philippines where else davio city metro manila
i'm not sure where else but um yeah remil you want to talk a little bit more about that? I just saw the content come out of there.
Yes.
So the four boot camps, as I mentioned, that we are mostly focusing on the online event.
We have focused on the offline events as well.
So from the Hacker House, we have started from India and the boot camps, we have started from the Southeast Asia, from Philippines.
So we did the four boot camps across
four cities and it was on a very initial level one we have targeted multiple universities multiple
regional developer communities regional developers that they have participated and it was uh it was
not about you have to build something it's all about that what you have learned you have to
deploy it's very simple and to the basic projects uh very basic projects that you have learned, you have to deploy. It's very simple and to the basic projects,
very basic projects that you have to build.
It's all about, you can say, educational stuff
to the web to developers to transform
onto the web three on core.
All right.
Then we have the regional developer events as well.
There's.
Yeah, you want to talk more about that, Amil, for the core connect?
So for the core comment,
that recently we have completed
around 30 plus regional developer events.
We have covered every region, Africa, India pakistan minna region as well we have covered
in argentina mexico and some of the you can say we are targeting those countries that we have not
covered with this uh this quarter we are going to target rest of the countries and the cities so the
idea is that with the 10 countries with the 14, and we are going to be organized as a global roadshow,
and the grand finale will be happening in Singapore.
And the prize pool will be very huge.
PRICE POOR.
I've seen that most of the developer events
are the offline one.
The idea and the mindset of this offline events
is that we want to engage ourselves in person
with the teams we want to teach them in person provide the in-person support so they can
understand very quickly on online part is also good some of the some of the developers
they have a totally different mindset they want to do in person they want to do in person, they want to attend in person, even they want to develop in person.
And you can say they want to do in the Hacker Houses part when in a straight off to the online, some of the developers are going.
So we have we are providing all the platforms, either you are the online developer, offline developer, whatever.
Core is providing you all the platforms to build on Core.
Got it. You got gotta get that in-person
connection all right now on to the ecosystem updates yeah so there's been a couple a couple
big partnerships sifu coda and kobo all integrating dual staking so code is actually the biggest
custodian in korea so really great to see that we're branching out there then there was all
these different pieces so there was ignition there was the bitcoin yield for institutions
from reflexivity research there was the new supply shock podcast sponsored by core rich spoke at
bitcoin investor week and at dis maple who is doing the dual staking they've achieved five
percent epy throughout the month of february rich ron's on a couple different podcasts b14g launched dual core which if you don't know you
could stake your core and your bitcoin and then earn this dual core token which you could then use
in defy hex trust just released the state of bitcoin yield white paper yesterday so i definitely
suggest reading it definitely check out the core twitter and the core website to check out all these different things there's a lot that's happened this past
month but it's all worth your read I promise all right now on to the panel talk so I believe we're
gonna have Ramil or uh we're gonna have Ahmed join the stream and we're gonna really get into
the depths with all the different teams about thank you for the joining and participating
for the call i have to leave the call we are facing one issue of the limited uh
limited headcounts for the our stream so thank you so much that you have participated
and one of our team members the head of gaming is going to be joined so thank you
10 people on stage so ramil is going to leave
and ahmed is going to join us our head of gaming to uh participate in this panel talk
but yeah we're going to highlight the winners of the global gaming hackathon
um so let's talk about a little bit while we're waiting for ahmed
so abby are you still here yeah so um abby did you make this game
all on your own or did you have a team what was the problem yeah uh we actually do have a team
so i am the one in charge of uh integrating the game within the front end and dealing with the
smart contract site while uh there is a team where we have virtual artists concept artists
graphic designers who are who are working with me on creating the unity side of the game basically
the game is on built on unity and integrated on so yeah that's all we do okay great great um how
does the core token play into your game when you farm
do you earn the core token or how does that work yeah it works like that so what happens is uh you
go in and you farm you complete levels and you earn core tokens you get daily divorce and when
you do shopping like you buy seeds and do stuff and you have to pay via portal
so that's how we do it all right yeah I'm definitely gonna check that out um so
is anyone from the Zenista here oh yeah we got Sherry from Zenista hey Dylan how
are you good I'm good. Good, good.
So tell us, what is Zenista?
Yeah, just a bit of my intro.
This is Sherry from UAE.
And, like, coming from a background of visualization, I really wanted to create something engaging.
And when I heard of this hackathon, I realized that I should be creating something that is more endless and addictive for the users.
But in this domain, I could see a lot of games,
but not the game that would target the unisex.
And that is where I found the opportunity to create Xanista
because the massage spy is something that would intrigue both males
and females to play the game at the very maximum.
So that's where I found the game.
That's where I realized that I should be building this game correctly.
And this is what I did. And I'm glad that I'm finding I found the game. That's where I realized that I should be building this game correctly. And this is what I did.
And I'm glad that I'm finding myself among the winners.
All right, nice.
And we do have Ahmed here with us, the head of gaming.
Ahmed, you want to give a quick intro?
Well, good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, everybody.
I'm Ahmad Taimar.
I'm the head of gaming at Cordao.
And I am so excited to talk to all of you and get to announce the winners, as you all can see.
Thank you very much for being a part of our ecosystem, and thank you very much for joining our Global Gaming Hackathon.
You are an irreplaceable part, and me personally and my team will do our absolute best to support you, get you live on core, as well as make sure that you are successful.
Thank you, Ahmed.
Indeed.
My pleasure.
Yeah, so Ahmed, you want to ask any questions?
We just went through the farming saga with Abby, and we just started talking about Zenista with Sherry.
zenista with sherry so i don't know if you got any questions for any for both farming saga and
So I don't know if you got any questions for any of the winners.
zenista i would like to say that i truly appreciate how you have used on chain activities very
creatively inside the game they were um these were some of my comments on specifically both
of these daps as well as market magnate the way. You guys did a really, really creative job
using Core Chain to activate more unlocks
for our users on the game.
So thank you very much for that.
And I would like to know, where did the inspiration come from?
Have you seen it before?
Or was it original ideas that came to you
and you decided to give it a try?
With Zenista, I would say that it's somewhat inspired,
because the endless and addictive games are already
there, similar to this.
But to some extent, the idea is still original,
because there is no similar game that
could allow you to run a massage spa
and i really think that i had i had i had a large market size available for this game that intrigued
me to build something like this and massage spy is something that i haven't seen before in a similar
cycle of games so i think that is where i wanted to the main reason for that again is was to make
sure that i'm targeting both females and males to create a right set of ratio in my set of audience. So that's, that's exactly
where it, where it came from. And yeah, for me, it was an original idea. When I used to play Fumble
on Facebook, there used to be coins and cash in in the game so i thought uh it would be cool to
replace coins and cash with cord out rewarding the user with code or tokens and getting those tokens
when they want to buy something out from the game so yeah it was an original idea that i thought of
of well thank you very much for that clarification and i genuinely uh thank you for your original
ideas on core and i will make sure to take full benefit of those moving forward when we're working
together to be able to bring more original ideas as well as creative ways to have more on-chain activity through your games these
ones as well as the ones that you will be building in the future yeah i'm excited working with you
yeah so we mentioned uh market magnate but we haven't talked to umar yet so umar you want to
hop on and tell us a little
about Market Magnate? Absolutely. Sorry, CJ, I've got a bit of a sore throat, so I hope you don't know.
First of all, honestly, big thanks to the core teams for selecting our game in the hackathon
and giving us this opportunity. We really appreciate it. It was a really fun experience
being part of the hackathon. I'll just start by introducing myself.
I'm part of the Market Magnate team.
I'm based myself in the UK, but the team are quite global.
We have some team members in the UK, we have some in the UAE.
We also have some team members based in Pakistan.
I handle the content creation and the UAE. We also have some team members based in Pakistan.
I handle the content creation and the marketing strategy.
So that's my role.
We obviously have devs, we have designers, visual artists,
community developers, et cetera, as well.
OK, nice.
So you want to tell us a little bit more about Market Magnet?
Sure.
What can we do on there?
Yeah, honestly, it's a very simple game.
You run your own business as a market owner.
So you get to customize your shop, you manage stock, you serve your customers.
The goal is to keep expanding your business.
If you haven't played, I highly recommend everyone gives it a try here um you can play play dot market
magnet dot at board slash game i'll drop the link in the chat too
all right perfect thank you very much now um let's move on to these social pvp games so core arena
we got min from core arena you want to tell us a little about um
about core arena and how it was creating the game how'd you get the idea how'd you
find out about the global hackathon uh can you hear me well
awesome so hello everyone uh thank you for having me today i I am Ming from Core Arena and I'm excited to share our project with you today.
Core Arena is a PvP game where users can transform any NFTs into gaming characters.
Each NFT has unique auto-generated skills based on their traits,
allowing you to bring your NFT to battle other players for stake core.
So a little bit about myself. I am Ming, the founder of Core Arena.
I'm a full-stack developer and game designer. I create combat systems, implement graphics,
and handle the front-end development for our game. I've been working as a developer for five years
and have mainly focused on blockchain development for three years. In the past I worked in GameFi, DeFi solutions and infrastructure.
I have a special love for NFTs and I'm also an NFT collector. Our strong desire is to add interesting and sustainable utilities for all existing NFTs.
So the idea behind Core Arena is that we have love for NFTs and gaming development.
And it's a fortune for us that we know about the Core Global Gaming Hackathon.
So we start to brainstorm the idea on how to create this game that can be replayed every time
while also trying to explore new utilities for NFTs.
So we come up with the idea of the game that any NFT
can battle with unique skills. The more we dig deeper into that the idea the more
potential we realize that ideas the more the idea of the gameplay concept comes
and we managed to release Core Arena.
Alright awesome yeah I'm not sure if you know about the art fi narrative on core
but there's a big push towards making nfts you know mixing nfts with utility using them in d5
things like that so i could see core arena definitely stepping into into the artfire arena
all right we got two people from fight for t uh dylan i actually have something to add to the core arena team uh sure well again i would like to
thank you for your participation and we found the way you use the nfts on core is very creative so
we do appreciate you bringing your love on nfts on core and adding to what dylan said we are encouraging a lot more um nft
space as well as more nfts on uh core however i wanted to also uh for specifically core arena
there was one point that i definitely wanted to discuss with you which is the um social aspect
play while the game is built fully on social
i was thinking that as soon as we announce the winners and then i get to book calls with you
in the next moving week is that we also do need to have a lot more creative ways for those nfts
to have values for our users so i absolutely have a plan for you that i will be sharing with you after this
call and again men thank you very much for being a part of the global gaming hackathon
and dylan i apologize for cutting you off but we will be moving for uh fight for t core which was
supposed to be fight for core but by the time we go on mainnet it will be fight for core
But by the time we go on mainnet, it will be Fight4Core.
Okay, so we built a game like the Shadow Fight we have played before.
And two players deposit the T-Core and the winner gets the total plot.
This is the basic concept of our game.
And my partner is a blockchain and smart contract.
And Nabil Ansari, my partner, he blockchain blockchain and smart contract and Nabil Ansari my partner he
built the game using unity oh well then thank you very much to you and Nabil Hemanju for that
absolutely lovely game we I enjoyed testing it and as soon as I started playing it it took me
a minute up until I realized I've been doing it for about 30 minutes.
So I do enjoy the addictiveness of the UI, and I do believe our users would enjoy that.
As well as we will absolutely make space for all of our users to give feedback for the game,
so we are able to relay it back to you.
And again, once we're working together moving forward,
we'll be able to get those projects fine-tuned for our
community in order to be able to make them a lot more
successful for us and yourself.
Thank you very much again.
Thank you, sir.
Yeah, I'm excited to play that.
Sounds fun.
And then we got Coreverse Battlegrounds.
We got Harsh from Coreverse Battlegrounds.
Have an audible?
Harsh, tell us us uh yeah good evening
first of all thanks for giving me the opportunity to compete in hackathon it was a bone shooting
experience to build on a cold chain because i was new to evm so it's not an easy task but i have
managed it through various aspects like uh going to workshop that axia and ameth has organized
during uh core giving hackathon and also i have explored a bunch of repository using Core to integrate frontend and the blockchain.
Yeah, so tell us a little bit about Converse Battleground. What's the game all about?
Most of the game in Web3 lack multiplayer, like some like NFT, like token so we decided to pile all this up and build some game
that involved NFT tokens as well as P2P background so basically in my game we have introduced P2P
background in which a player can have skills using NFT where he can buy NFT using the native core or in-game token so that we can compete and have a win.
All right, sounds interesting. Ahmed, you have any questions or comments?
Yes, Harsh, I absolutely applaud you for using the repositories to get the game moving
and be able to learn from others' experiences. I definitely encourage it and would
love to also have a lot more conversations with you
on what else can we add it that you can deploy very easily
and very quickly for our community
in order to have more progress for Converse Battleground.
Sorry, Converse Battleground.
I apologize.
Yeah, definitely.
I will go for it.
Fair enough.
And thank you very much sir thank you for
the opportunity sir all right then we also have temporal odyssey but i don't think we have anyone
here from the team to speak about it so ahmed do you want to see is actually a very very addictive
game i love the game loop and i'm genuinely looking forward on talking to the devs specifically
for temporal Odyssey on top of the rest because this was more of a bias personal favorite
all right I'm excited to play skate game skate flow if I'm not mistaken right there's also
skate flow which we don't have anyone from that team too so yeah you want to give a breakdown
on that well skate flow is a skating game with a panda if i'm not mistaken it's sitting on
a skateboard and jumping over obstacles it reminded me of the motorcycle mobile games that
you we used to play uh on a phone where you have to jump over the barriers but not flip the rider so that is quite a mind worm where you just start
doing it and you realize that oh it's 45 minutes later i've just been trying this on and on and on
yeah sounds great um these uh what's called now we have dungeon we have rahul from the dungeon team
what's called now we have dungeon we have rahul from the dungeon team rahul you there hello am
i audible yes yes hello everyone uh thanks for having me today my name is rahul so our team has
made this darkest dungeon project so basically uh the idea behind dungeon uh was to create an
immersive puzzle game where players explore different levels, solve challenges and unblockchain based rewards.
So when a player enters the game, he will be entered in a room and he will have to defeat enemies and find stairs to advance to the next level. And with each level, the dungeon grows larger, and enemies get tougher.
And with each level, you will have some scores which
will be corresponding to the coins which we have,
like gold, silver, et cetera.
And you can store your record on chain too.
So that's about my project.
Well, thank you very much for that rahul and i i have to say
something right now because um i just realized that i almost said that that was my personal
favorite in all of the games and uh it's making me think that it's just that i genuinely enjoyed
testing them a lot so i'm i'm very grateful to all of your games and please know that i did enjoy each and every one
of them i wasn't just saying that um for dungeon by the way love the game loop as well as i love
the interactive thank you sorry i love the ux and the ui so simple so direct and straight to the
point so light i believe that our users would fall in love with it and we'll see from the figures very soon as i
help you out guys with the next period we will be communicating and announcing all of your progress
on core and we will do our absolute best to as i said in the beginning um give you the opportunity
to have a more successful business model on court thank you all right just a couple just a couple questions now
before we wrap up i'm just going to ask them out to everybody whoever wants to answer them can
but how was i don't know how was the experience building on core anyone could take the floor
like building on a core was uh like i i have fallen cool from last 1.5 years
i also participated in that uh 2024 hackathon that core has organized in cold out uh like
dora dora blockchain but unfortunately i have not won that hackathon but i have one wonder this one
this works with me a lot building building.
All right.
Yeah.
So before we get in
those questions,
let's just talk about
the next step.
Yes.
Oh, no,
we did actually
do that earlier.
Let me go back to that.
Can you please go back
to that slide
so I can make sure
to just.
Yeah, here we go.
So as everybody,
well,
as I just said a while ago,
I am the head of
Gaming for Core. So I want to just make ago, I am the head of gaming for Core.
So I want to just make sure to clarify what are the next steps for all of you and how do we get games to move forward on our chain and have a lot more progress users as well as profitability.
So the next steps for the winner is, first of all, you get the game verified through doing our kyb process which i
will send to all of you uh do not worry about that i simply couldn't communicate with you before we
announce the winners or then you would know that you're the winners so we were waiting for this
call and then i would be sending you the kyb process as well as the games that are not yet
deployed on mainnet for example fight for t T Core will be moving to Mainnet,
will require for you to share the contract addresses
or address of the game that is deployed on our Mainnet
for our team to internally verify it,
as well as monitor it for activity.
Now, we are going to need you to register your game on DAP Radar,
and please know that I will guide you through that process.
I'll connect you to the DAP Radar team, and we'll get you on DAP Radar,
as well as flip side analytics.
So it's very clear and concise to us and all of our users
how much activity do we have through those games at the end of the day
web 3 is all about transparency with those two things done right away we will share the required
details for the game launch announcements and communications so there will be forms for you
to fill in order for our marketing team to be able to publicize and announce
your games independently in order for us to be able to publicize and announce your games
independently in order for us to be able to be bringing you
more volume as well as together.
Now, after all of that's done, we will register you
to the core incentive, builder incentive program.
So you are able to receive rewards
if you are in the top performing dApps every month,
as well as register you for the core starter program to make sure that you have all the tools
that we can provide you to take your game to the next level.
Last but not least, please always reach out to me.
I'm Ahmad, I'm the head of gaming,
for any support when it comes to your games on CoreDAO.
My telegram is at A-T-E-H-E-M-A-R.
Please reach out to me.
I would be more than happy to assist you moving forward with this,
as well as all of your upcoming projects on Core.
Thank you very much one more time.
And Dylan, back to you for the rest of the questions.
All right. Yes, that was great.
So I think we're going to move on to the Q&A now.
So yeah, I don't know if any of the developers have any questions
or want to add
any other thoughts about their experience building on core but the floor is open now if anyone if
anyone wants to leave any questions in the chat any of the viewers um but i do have i do have one
question just for the developers just to help any developers that might be watching were there any
problems that you ran into um any issues that you had to solve throughout the way?
What was your experience solving these different problems?
Are you guys all such great devs
that you didn't have any problems at all?
Well, Harsh already covered how he never coded EVM.
So I guess that was one problem we went through.
Well, whether, sorry, I apologize to interrupt.
Whether you guys want to share the problems that you've encountered during development on the call,
or you would like to share it privately,
we are more than happy to get your feedback in order for us to be able to better our own processes to help you for your next projects as well as any other dev that wants
support so kindly if you guys do not want to give us the feedback live please reach out to me let
me know what was hard in the process and we're more than happy to take your feedback and work
on it to find a better way for our developers
to be able to interact with our chain, develop on our chain, as well as grow on our chain.
I want to share one feedback.
So most of them, like recent developers, uses Foundry, but there were no such documentation
present on a core documentation for how to deploy on Foundry using Testnet.
So it's a little bit difficult for the upcoming developer, as most of them use Foundry for testing and deploying the contract.
So it will be easy for the developer if they add documentation on Foundry, how to use Foundry or deploying contract using Foundry on core.
Harsh, I apologize. using foundry on course harsh i apologize um i'm not sure if it's the issue is from my internet or this was uh something that everyone encountered but your voice was cutting up would you kindly
be able to repeat that i sincerely apologize one more time i'm audible no
am i audible or not yes yeah my issue or was it harshism i was able to hear him he was saying i
think there was no documentation for yes yeah so okay that's good feedback we'll definitely note
that with the dev team um but yeah i don't know if there's any other last thoughts anyone wants to share. Maybe plug their game, plug their Twitter.
Floor is yours, developers.
The winners.
Well, we have to say that we had a great and smooth experience while building Encore,
thanks to the detailed core documentation covering all the tools
and information we needed we smoothly shredded shredded tested the testnet and deployed on
mainnet overall the development experience is great all right great all right well i think we went through it all um yeah thank you everybody first
of all thank you to all the developers for building on core congratulations for winning the big prize
pool thank you ahmed for taking the head of all this head of gaming gaming is exploding in core
right now so most of that is thanks to ahmed So for me and the core community, thank you very much.
Thank you to everyone watching this stream. We'll have the next monthly tech call, obviously the end of next month, the end of April. But yeah, no, this has been a great stream and we got different
streams coming up with different developers. So I'll probably be interviewing a lot of developers
here today. Ahmed, you want to give any words? I really want to say thank you again to all of the winners as well as all of the developers
that participated in the hackathon.
Thanks to all of our communities and to everybody
that's following us.
We really appreciate your support.
And whatever we can do to be better towards our community,
our developers, or our users, please reach out to us.
Let us know.
We would love to have your feedback as well as do better for you thank you very much one more time all right once again thank you everybody watching
we'll see you all in the next stream goodbye goodbye goodbye everyone bye
