B&B chain and elsewhere, because it's such a better model as people become more and more
passionate about their digital assets.
Okay, so I think we're going to move on to GAMIC now.
If you remember the question, we're basically wondering what are the most innovative or
exciting qualities about your project that you would tell someone if you just had like
less than a minute to get it across?
Oh, I think a minute is enough because our project is really interesting.
But I'll just take a step back and introduce what GAMIC is.
GAMIC is the first community super app that's removing the barrier to entry to crypto.
And so we have exciting features like ability to send tokens in chat, which right now my
grandma can actually get into crypto.
We are going to be releasing features like community tokens, social graphs, which basically
allows users to maintain control over their data and followers.
And we also have a drop about to be shipped out, which allows you to be able to a drop
tokens, NFTs to your community based on different parameters to award them for example, attending
a Twitter space like this.
And we have other exciting features like a breach.
We would allow you to breach other social media into the GAMIC platform.
So we have a lot of exciting things.
And I think after this space, if you still want to learn more, you can hop over to our platform.
You know, I think, you know, projects like GAMIC that are helping people to onboard, talking
about getting his grandmother into crypto, guys.
I mean, that is extremely cool and exciting.
I'd like to see how she's getting on.
That sounds interesting to me.
And by the way, to his point earlier, guys, if you could do me personally a favor, if you
could do B&B Chain a favor, make sure to follow all of our speakers and the projects that
they are representing, right?
They're taking time out of their busy day to sit here on Twitter and talk with us to
educate everyone, to give everyone a bit of alpha about what they're working on.
So let's support them too by following them and then keeping up with them, interact with
their projects, play their games.
I think you're going to find a lot of value.
That's the whole reason why we do this space is to let everyone know about the exciting projects
that are launching onto B&B Chain.
Okay, next up is going to be MetaFab.
MetaFab, how would you describe your most exciting qualities of your project?
So I think the first is how we build and who we build for.
So we build extremely quickly and we build for some of the top games and ecosystems in
The next is what we build.
And we really do have some of the best tech.
As an example, NFT Worlds onboarded 100,000 traditional Minecraft gamers.
And the majority of these players had zero Web3 experience prior.
They'd never touched a wallet.
They'd never touched crypto-based systems.
And even still, we're transacting with each other, having no idea that what they were doing
was partaking in this Web3 ecosystem.
The other thing that we do is we build for our clients, but we build not bespoke solutions,
but solutions that we then open up for anyone to use.
Treasure, which is over on the Arbitrum ecosystem, they needed a way to connect their 15 game portfolios,
both first and third-party games together in a way that had zero friction for the players
that were equally as inexperienced with Web3.
And so we built our ecosystems functionality, which now any developers can use.
This is a permissioned organizational structure between games that allows for a consistent login.
So with login with Treasure or login with NFT Worlds or login with Into Your Game Publishing
or game studio company name here, you can connect all your games.
Another thing we're coming out with soon are smart contract wallets and wallet abstraction,
which enable things like subscriptions and consistent multi-chain addresses
and a number of other really cool and innovative takes on this new standard around account abstraction.
So in kind of in summary, it's how we build fast.
We build the best tech and we build it because we're really passionate about Web3 gaming
and seeing the adoption of the space grow.
I mean, it's something that we just continue to see growing, growing interest.
And you see it represented across so many different styles, types of games.
And I think like tools to help people build them faster is just going to be so crucial.
Let's head over to Obvious.
I mean, what's your take?
What would you tell people is the most exciting thing about your project?
So there are a lot of wallets out there, but pretty much all the wallets that exist today
were 150 plus wallets, right?
They've been built by the geeks, for the geeks and developers.
So our wallet is for anyone who wants to do crypto without really getting a PhD in Web3, right?
So we have some really cool features.
Some of them are something like seedless recovery, right?
So we're getting rid of seed phrases while continuing to have EOA wallets.
So you can back up your seed phrase without really getting access to it in parts using your device,
your social circle and your cloud account.
So that way, if you don't really even know your seed phrase, you're not going to accidentally leak it
and be susceptible to scams and hacks, right?
So one of the other cool features we have is no chain switching.
We've done a lot of improvements to the way we work with existing dApps so that you don't have to really select a chain
and operate in the silo or the context of that chain.
You can just sort of forget about selecting chains and just operate across chains.
Another cool feature we have is one-click swaps bridges is pretty much the coolest way
and the fastest way you can swap, cross-chain swap and bridge your assets across different wallets,
different currencies, different chains, etc.
We are coming up with a really innovative feature called as PayAny,
which is essentially powered by an account abstraction-based smart contract wallet that we are building,
which allows you to sort of pay your gas for any of your transactions using any ERC20 token.
This will, again, make it very easy.
People, I mean, users don't have to even worry about the context of what's a native token,
what's the token they're required to pay gas in.
They can just pay the gas that will be deducted in the token in which they are transacting.
And the best part about Obvious Wallet is you can get all this awesomeness while continuing to use your trusted wallets
like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, etc.
because we allow you to integrate all these wallets and tie them up all together in one wallet, which is obvious.
Please give it a try, guys.
Now, one thing that stands out to me about Obvious is just probably the most obvious or simple thing that you see is like the branding, right?
With so many people interested in crypto and Web3 but not sure how to get involved,
to make it obvious is quite attractive, right?
We've heard a couple of projects on this call talk about the same thing.
And I think just even the name Obvious, it's like pretty enticing if I was a new user.
It's like, okay, they make it obvious, they make it cool.
So I think that's, yeah, that's one point that's sticking out to me,
just aside from all the impressive technical things that were just mentioned.
What would you say is the most exciting or innovative thing about your project?
So I think to understand how innovative was the teleworld, it's worth giving a bit of background.
So usually like discoverable strategies are a bit restricted to more sophisticated users with larger amounts of capital.
And they're very hard to be accessible for retail or anyone who basically may be bullish or may hold some crypto
and wants to earn yield in this crypto and not into some random shitcoin.
So what we did was basically allowing any user with any size to enter these complex derivative strategies
and earn yield in the native currency.
And we've been doing this since two years to the point where now we try to kind of perfect the model
of making it as capital efficient as possible, making the execution the best possible,
such that the yield for the users is actually the highest possible.
So, yeah, I think just our bringing these products, which are usually only available OTC for large counterparties,
And for more products and other products we're working on, you can follow us on Twitter
to be updated when anything new comes up.
Yeah, I can say Ribbon is really working on some cutting-edge stuff.
There's been a lot of chats and murmurings in the B&B Chain office and my colleagues talking about
how important what they're developing is and the value that it brings to B&B Chain.
And so really looking forward to keeping up with them and seeing how that develops.
We are going to move to Stella for the last part of this question.
And most of us know from Stella, if you're keeping up with them, they have amazing artwork.
Lots of us are anime fans.
And if you're not, you probably will be after you play Stella or check out some of their amazing visuals.
But so that's probably how I would answer the question.
However, we're here to have them answer the question themselves.
So Stella, what would you tell people is the most exciting part about your project?
I'm going to be honest, that was actually a very good answer.
But our version would be Stella Fantasy is an anime-styled RPG game
that utilizes both Web 2 and Web 3 components in the overall game flow.
Regular RPGs, role-playing games, they always have characters and gear,
which is basically like the norm of all of this genre itself.
However, characters and gear in Stella Fantasy are NFTs,
allowing players to actually fully own what they obtain or craft while playing.
Characters can grow in various different ways.
They could even apply different traits,
making each one of them very unique and has their own value,
which is why users will have the feeling to collect them all.
In addition, we also have our own marketplace
where people can freely trade their characters and gear NFTs with each other.
Say, for instance, you have a character that you really can't find
or a gear that you really want,
chances are you can't find them being sold by another user.
However, to grow these NFT assets that you play in the game,
you will have to, and I repeat, have to utilize the in-game features.
Each player is provided a frontier town,
which they need to use to manage in order to get resources and craft your gear.
The reason why I'm saying this is essential is because
not only does it help progress in the game,
but it also levels up and strengthens your characters, gear,
and also other in-game items.
all of the gaming components in Stella Fantasy are connected with one another,
thus allowing players to have both the Web 2 and Web 3 gaming experience at the same time.
as our speakers are talking about their projects,
you can click on their profile.
It will not kick you out of the space.
You can scroll through and see what's going on with them.
Specifically, for example,
as Stella was just talking there,
I went onto their profile,
saw some awesome gameplay footage.
Guys, this is like a real cool game.
It's not like some, you know,
little Web 3 kind of thing that sucks.
No, it's like a legit game.
And same for all the other projects.
I think GameFi has the advantage of being a bit more visual,
so it kind of jumps out a bit more.
But there's so much to learn and appreciate
if you just go to each of the profiles of our speakers.
And then you'll see in the list of listeners here to the projects,
some of their accounts are also listening along.
So make sure to follow both the representatives
and the official accounts as well.
And as they're speaking, go to their profile,
learn a bit more, get some context.
Okay, guys, so we're going to move on to our next question.
About 40 minutes have already flown by,
so we won't have time to ask every single question
that we have on our list.
However, guys, I am going to skip ahead to question 10 on the list
if my guests are looking at the list of questions,
because I think this one is actually really interesting.
And it's pretty easy to sit here and talk about the positives
and paint this perfect picture of what you guys are building.
But I think it's also really interesting to hear about
the challenges you guys face, right?
Whether it's in your development, in your marketing,
in the scaling of your projects.
So why don't we talk about that?
What are some challenges that you guys have encountered,
foresee, and then what kind of things
are you guys doing to overcome them?
So let's go back around the horn and start again with Anima.
How would you answer that question?
Yeah, so for us, it's pretty funny.
It's more like when you talk about the identity topic,
I think that everyone in crypto feel, you know,
think immediately about KYC.
And that for many, many people,
this is a very frustrating process.
So for us, identity is way bigger than simply the KYC part.
You know, it's like, how can you prove you're unique?
How can you reveal some information about yourself
while keeping full privacy?
And at the end of the day,
the KYC part is only a fraction of the big topic.
So automatically, when we talk about what we do,
often we hear like, yeah, but I hate KYC.
I really hate doing KYC myself.
But what we are trying to tackle
is way bigger than this compliance part.
And the purpose for us is really to have the user sharing
exactly the right amount of data that is needed
and that everything that is not needed shouldn't be shared.
And, you know, once again,
how can you prove that you're unique
without sharing any information at all about yourself?
So that's where we have a lot of work to do.
Yeah, KYC is just one of those necessary things
but always looking to improve on the friction
and ease of accessibility
for people trying to onboard onto Web3.
So how about we kick that question over to CyberTitans?
What kind of challenges are you guys facing?
And then how would you seek to address them?
Well, when we talk about products
or stories like the timelines right now,
when you have to release different versions
and you don't want your community
to be, like, sad or something
because something is missing
or you have some bugs or things like that,
We're pretty struggling with that,
but actually we released a version
There's people from China playing,
people from South America,
and we have only servers in Europe right now,
but as the game is turn-based,
that actually I think is affecting
mostly every single project
The marketing here in Web3
is way different from Web2.
We have to be pretty clear.
because I think this market
what Web3 tools are right now.
just to speculate with coins
And connecting this kind of marketing
with the product you have
becomes a very, very difficult thing here
because you have to face it
going, like, pumping your accounts
And afterwards you realize
are really using your product.
So we are facing this thing
through tournament organization.
than the tournament campaign
that we're going to release
it's going to be massive.
and it's going to be public
So it's like we established
what we call the win-to-earn
This is not a play-to-earn.
And this is a competitive
gaming way of focusing it.
real users to use the game
and how it absorbs value.
if you were really listening
to what was just said now,
a real substantial product
are trying to figure out.
So thanks for sharing that.
and there are basic features
users are not our patients
when it comes to features.
and trying to give the people
even in underrepresented areas
How are you addressing them?
It's a positioning question,
it's a marketing question,
in business strategy question.
the Web3 gaming landscape
what the business models are
whether it's gaming experiences
that we're providing value
we are a mobile-only wallet