Peer2Play Whitepaper
  • 📜Introduction
  • ⛔Problem Statement
  • 🛠ī¸Solution
  • đŸŽ¯Mission and Vision
  • ⚡Key Features
    • Game Tokenization
    • Games
      • ✂ī¸Punk Paper(LIVE)
      • 🏏Decentralized Cricket League (DCL)(Coming soon)
      • 🏋ī¸Fight Game(Coming Soon)
      • 🕹ī¸Upcoming Games
    • Developer On-Boarding
    • Player-Driven Ecosystem
    • Transparent Revenue Sharing
    • Blockchain-Powered Tournaments
    • Tokenized Economy
    • AI Agents
    • Cross-Chain Integration
    • Governance and Incentives
      • GameDAO
      • Incentives
    • Co-Ownership Model
      • Tokenized Games
      • Buybacks and Burns
  • 🧩Use cases
  • đŸ’ĢGetting started
    • Game Developers
    • Influencers
    • Gamers
  • 👨‍đŸ’ģTechnical Architecture
    • MPC Wallet
    • Smart contract Architecture
      • Peer2PlayGenericStakingContract
        • Chess
        • Poker
        • Ludo
      • Peer2PlayGenericNonStakingContract
        • 1. Role-Playing Game (RPG)
        • 2. City-Building Game
        • 3. Farming Simulations
      • Tokenization & Revenue distribution
    • SDKs & APIs
  • 🔐Compliance & Security
  • ❓FAQ & Troubleshooting
  • 🤝Connect with Peer2Play
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Getting started

How each participant can get started

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Last updated 4 months ago

The Peer2Play protocol operates on a multi-faceted model that integrates developers, players, and influencers into a cohesive ecosystem. Below is a detailed breakdown on how each party can get started.

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Game Developers
Influencers
Gamers