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2022 has seen no shortage of ambitious play-to-earn Web3 games in the industry, with even massive AAA productions entering the market to compete. But what Web3 games are poised to roll out bigger plans in 2023?SubscribeMistMist is a blockchain-based MMORPG that boasts an open fantasy world and fantastic narratives. On 30 November, Mist launched its pre-alpha test. Players with Tier 3 NFTs or higher are among the first to experience the dynamic combat style and immersive open-world adventures ...
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Camel racing is a traditional sport practiced for centuries in the deserts of Arabia, North Africa, and Central Asia. The history of camel racing can be traced back to Bedouin tribes, who have been breeding and racing camels for thousands of years. Camels were used for transportation, as well as for racing and betting. Camel racing first originated in the 7th century on the Arabian Peninsula. At the time, it was just an informal part of cultural events and ceremonies like weddings and birthda...
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Camel racing is a popular sport in Middle Eastern countries, where camels are bred and trained specifically for racing. Historically, human jockeys were used to ride camels in races, but the use of child jockeys was a major source of concern and controversy. The international community criticized the use of child jockeys due to the physical danger and exploitation involved. In response to these concerns, many countries began to ban the use of human jockeys in camel racing and replaced them wi...
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Juno is a sovereign public blockchain in the Cosmos ecosystem, which provides an environment for the deployment of interoperable smart contracts.
The network serves as a decentralized, permissionless, and censorship-resistant avenue for developers to efficiently and securely launch smart contracts using proven frameworks and compile them in various languages Rust & Go.
Juno is a Layer 1 platform built on Cosmos, almost similar to how parachains are built on top of Polkadot.
It brings interoperable smart contracts together thanks to CosmWasm. This allows smart contracts on the Juno network to function across multiple different chains.
Its token distribution is entirely fair without any private or seed investors/public sale. The token was given out via airdrops, specifically via ATOM stakers.
It is a community-run project which is truly decentralized and has a DAO at the core of its network.
What is amazing about building on Cosmos’s SDK is how Juno utilizes IBC. At the heart of Cosmos ecosystem is the Inter Blockchain Communication Protocol (IBC), which sets the table for an interoperable base layer 0 to now be used to transfer data packets across thousands of independent networks supporting IBC. Naturally, the next evolutionary milestone is to enable cross-network smart contracts. This enables Juno smart contracts to interoperate with all IBC-enabled networks, regardless of wasm support on external networks.
One of Juno’s core differences is that it is permission-less and censorship-resistant. Traditionally, when developers upload their dApps onto a network, they would have to get them approved by the validators. Only then they are able to get their dApps onto the ecosystem.
Juno skips all that — any developer can create any dApp and put it up on the Juno Network. Developers need not wait for any approval to be part of the node. This may open up new projects that would not be delayed.
However, this is also a double-edged sword. The permission-less mechanic allows seamless onboarding of dApps, but may also dilute the quality of applications on its blockchain.
Also, it could be good for the ecosystem if there is a layer of security to allow validators and nodes to check and vet the different projects.
There are currently 50+ apps and contracts built on Juno. These include the native AMM DEX — Junoswap, DAO creator — DAODAO, and a play2earn game — Strange Clan.
$JUNO is the native token of the network and carries use cases such as:
Securing the Proof-of-Stake network
On-chain governance
100% community owned
Operated on smart contract platform
The Juno Network distributes a fixed amount of JUNO per block based on the rate of inflation and network block time.
Juno is a sovereign public blockchain in the Cosmos ecosystem, which provides an environment for the deployment of interoperable smart contracts.
The network serves as a decentralized, permissionless, and censorship-resistant avenue for developers to efficiently and securely launch smart contracts using proven frameworks and compile them in various languages Rust & Go.
Juno is a Layer 1 platform built on Cosmos, almost similar to how parachains are built on top of Polkadot.
It brings interoperable smart contracts together thanks to CosmWasm. This allows smart contracts on the Juno network to function across multiple different chains.
Its token distribution is entirely fair without any private or seed investors/public sale. The token was given out via airdrops, specifically via ATOM stakers.
It is a community-run project which is truly decentralized and has a DAO at the core of its network.
What is amazing about building on Cosmos’s SDK is how Juno utilizes IBC. At the heart of Cosmos ecosystem is the Inter Blockchain Communication Protocol (IBC), which sets the table for an interoperable base layer 0 to now be used to transfer data packets across thousands of independent networks supporting IBC. Naturally, the next evolutionary milestone is to enable cross-network smart contracts. This enables Juno smart contracts to interoperate with all IBC-enabled networks, regardless of wasm support on external networks.
One of Juno’s core differences is that it is permission-less and censorship-resistant. Traditionally, when developers upload their dApps onto a network, they would have to get them approved by the validators. Only then they are able to get their dApps onto the ecosystem.
Juno skips all that — any developer can create any dApp and put it up on the Juno Network. Developers need not wait for any approval to be part of the node. This may open up new projects that would not be delayed.
However, this is also a double-edged sword. The permission-less mechanic allows seamless onboarding of dApps, but may also dilute the quality of applications on its blockchain.
Also, it could be good for the ecosystem if there is a layer of security to allow validators and nodes to check and vet the different projects.
There are currently 50+ apps and contracts built on Juno. These include the native AMM DEX — Junoswap, DAO creator — DAODAO, and a play2earn game — Strange Clan.
$JUNO is the native token of the network and carries use cases such as:
Securing the Proof-of-Stake network
On-chain governance
100% community owned
Operated on smart contract platform
The Juno Network distributes a fixed amount of JUNO per block based on the rate of inflation and network block time.
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