Protocol: Gemini - BLACKPAPER 2.0 (March 2023)

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Protocol: Gemini is a web3 project building apps and products for the web3 future. P:G aims to build a web3-based interactive 3-D world accessible from your mobile device.

It’s worth reading the blackpaper to get a good understanding of the entire idea.

Think about, for example, how Google Maps has location information, and people can leave reviews at restaurants and things like that.

P:G aims to build a web3 based decentralized version of that kind of thing, and much more. Users will earn rewards, in the form of GEMz, an ERC-20 token, for providing information and engaging in the network. A play-to-earn kind of model.

A better comparison to explain what P:G aims to do might be to consider Pokemon Go, which is actually made by a competing company. Pokemon Go uses location information to sort of marry digital information to physical locations.

P:G aims to build the information infrastructure to allow users to populate the network with information about their physical reality around them.

When the infrastructure and apps are in place and ready to use, all kinds of fun and interesting things might be possible. “This network of 3D data points will have community access for any user to build their own quests, structures, buildings, and eventually NPCs. Kinda like a video game that you can see on top of the real world!”

Protocol: Gemini is partnered with Loopring, as well as Cyber Crew, and others.

Protocol: Gemini sells Metagates on GameStop NFT marketplace.

    • jergyOPEnglish
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      10 months ago

      Brenden mentioned Into the Cyberverse, a free-to-play browser-based game.

      https://youtu.be/OjxxtfIjO1s?t=5281

      [Ryan Kagy] has been working with us on a lot of things he’s in charge of our blockchain and community, and he’s built something I’m really passionate about and he’s really passionate about, he’s put a lot of labor of love into an immersive experience SLG game which is free to play we launched a a soft launch yesterday, we’ve been working with Spatial on a lot of improvements to their platform. We we’ve really been kind of pushing the boundaries of what’s able to be built, and we’ve built a free-to-play browser-based game on their platform called Into the Cyberverse which is live now.

      I’m pretty proud of it. There’s lots of little Easter eggs, and we’ve got a a very passionate community that likes to kind of go down rabbit holes and have fun yeah and I think it’s a it’ll be an enjoyable experience for a lot of people and like I said it’s free to play and you know if you help spread the word us being a small startup uh you know getting the word out and showing people like hey we enjoy these types of experiences we kind of I think get a lot of people uh or brands that are you know um on the sidelines watching to see if these types of things are what people want.