Revolution - White Paper
  • 👋 Revolution: Introduction
  • 🍭 $CROWNZ Launch
  • 🤔 1. Vision & Market
    • 1.1 Our Mission
    • 1.2 Market Landscape
  • 🎮 2. Gameplay Overview
    • 2.1 Casual Mode
    • 2.2 Competitive Mode
    • 2.3 Tournaments
  • 🪙3. NFTs & Beta Keys
    • 3.1 Beta Keys
    • 3.2 Character NFTs
    • 3.3 Non-NFT Players
  • 🔗 4. Tokenomics & Liquidity
    • 4.1 Distribution
    • 4.2 Liquidity Pool
    • 4.3 Ecosystem Fund
  • 🚀5. Development Roadmap
    • 5.1 Phase 1: Beta Key Sale & Early Access
    • 5.2 Phase 2: Character NFT Launch & Ecosystem Growth
    • 5.3 Phase 3: eSports & Partnerships
    • 5.4 Long-Term Vision
  • 🏗 6. Technical Architecture
    • 6.1 Game Engine & Client
    • 6.2 Solana Integration
    • 6.3 Security & Upgrades
  • 📣 7. Community & Marketing
    • 7.1 NFT-First Funding Narrative
    • 7.2 Social Media & Transparency
    • 7.3 Influencers & eSports Tie-Ins
    • 7.4 Additional Tactics & Engagement
  • 📊 8. Risks & Mitigations
    • 8.1 Market Volatility
    • 8.2 Regulatory Ambiguities
    • 8.3 Cheat & Dev Failures
    • 8.4 Community Fatigue
  • 🌐 9. Team & Partnerships
    • 9.1 Founder & Vision
    • 9.2 Development Squad
    • 9.3 External Advisors
  • 🎯10. Conclusion
  • 📖 Appendices
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  1. 🪙3. NFTs & Beta Keys

3.3 Non-NFT Players

Default Character

  • Everyone starts with a free default character. Zero cost, zero paywalls.

  • They can still join all modes, including Tournaments, but only get 15% of full prizes.

These NFTs do NOT have the following metadata: Wins, Kills, Deaths, KD/A, $CROWNZ earned

But still have this metadata: Rank

Why This Matters

  • Ensures we remain inclusive. Gamers can test out everything without NFT friction.

  • By the time they see potential bigger rewards, they might buy Beta Keys or Character NFTs to upgrade.

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