TL;DR
- The Savings Pool is introduced, allowing players to continue earning rewards in ACP without the need for constant active participation.
- The funds for the Savings Pool come from various sources, such as unclaimed rewards and ACP burning, and participation is key to obtaining long-term returns.
- A technical issue related to Check-In rewards is resolved, and the idea of improving governance transparency through an AI voting agent is proposed.
The Arena of Faith (AOF) team has communicated several updates and adjustments within its ecosystem, focusing on addressing concerns raised by players and explaining changes implemented in the game.
One of the most significant modifications is the introduction of the Savings Pool, a mechanism designed to offer long-term benefits to players. This pool allows users to continue generating rewards in ACP (the in-game token) even after they stop participating actively.
— Arena of Faith (@moba_aof) March 7, 2025
Unlike the previous system, where players had to make continuous purchases of hero cards to keep generating ACP, the new model ensures that past contributions will continue to generate returns. The pool generates an average daily interest of 2%, which translates to an annual return of 720%. However, these returns can fluctuate depending on the growth of the Arena of Faith ecosystem.
The team explained that the funds for the Savings Pool come from various sources, such as unclaimed rewards, income from new games within the ecosystem, and ACP burning mechanisms. This approach seeks to ensure the sustainability of the pool over time. Additionally, it was mentioned that participation in the savings pool is vital for players in the long term. This is because new deposits are not allowed, but funds can be withdrawn at any time, which means forfeiting future passive earnings if a withdrawal is made.
Governance Issues in Arena of Faith
Regarding governance, it was highlighted that some of the recent changes were the result of an internal vote among players with governance rights, who are the owners of avatars in the game. Although the decision was made and communicated through official channels, the team admitted that the details of the vote were not adequately shared with the entire community, causing confusion. As a solution, the possibility of incorporating an AI-based voting agent to improve transparency and communication was proposed.
Finally, a technical issue related to Check-In rewards was addressed, which caused display errors within the game. This issue has been corrected, and a detailed explanation of the rewards system was provided, which follows a 7-day cycle and allows players to accumulate benefits more flexibly.
The team also mentioned plans for collaboration with Ronin for future competitions, although this project faces some technical cross-chain integration challenges
