TL;DR
- Craft World held its first official event on Ronin, featuring Ronke, Kanstar, and Moku, with a total prize pool exceeding $25,000 and integrating tokens and NFTs into the gameplay.
- Over 3,500 wallets participated by importing $RICE and using NFTs as workers, while the prize pool grew to 90,000 $RICE and 14,000 $RICE are planned to be burned to reinforce the in-game economy.
- The competition engaged over 14,000 players and generated $145,000 in trading volume, strengthening the game’s economy and highlighting interoperability between projects and the integration of external tokens.
Craft World hosted its first official event on Ronin, offering a total prize pool exceeding $25,000. The initiative marked a milestone for the player-driven economy and the ecosystem, integrating tokens and NFTs from participating projects directly into the game.
During the event, players were required to import a partner token, $RICE, with over 3,500 wallets participating and a total of 131,000 $RICE committed. Additionally, the NFTs from Ronke, Kanstar, and Moku functioned as extra workers in the game, increasing their utility and significantly raising their floor prices ahead of the event.
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The $RICE prize pool grew to 90,000 tokens, complemented by other rewards. Players competed on the leaderboards and built in-game monuments. This boosted $RICE utility, causing an immediate price surge after launch and planning the burn of 14,000 $RICE in the following days to reinforce the game economy.
Participation exceeded expectations, with over 14,000 players buying and selling event resources. This active engagement strengthened the Ronin economy and trading volume, generating a total of $145,000 in volume during the competition. The event demonstrated the effectiveness of the player-driven economy model, based on interoperability between projects and external token integration.
Craft World Will Expand Future Event Size and Scope
Key takeaways include that only the top 25 players received rewards, prompting plans for future editions to distribute rewards to hundreds or even thousands of participants. The energy system also showed limitations, and upgrades are expected for the next events, along with additional cosmetic rewards for top performers to cement their in-game legacy.
The event received broad support from the community and content creators who streamed, commented on, and educated players about the mechanics. Craft World highlighted collaboration with the participating projects, as well as Ronin network’s support for these initiatives. The organization anticipates that upcoming events will be even larger, expanding the player-driven economy and token integration across the ecosystem
