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ONEchain is a blockchain gaming protocol designed to tokenize in-game assets and enable players to own, transfer, and trade game currencies and items on-chain. Its ecosystem includes infrastructure such as ONE Chain, ONEwallet+, ONEgametoken, and staking services, alongside tools intended to simplify blockchain integration for game developers. [2] [3]
ONE is a blockchain gaming protocol designed to give players ownership and control over in-game assets by moving game economies from centralized servers to blockchain infrastructure. It allows game currencies, items, and characters to be represented as fungible or non-fungible tokens that are held in users’ wallets, enabling them to retain, transfer, and trade assets outside an individual game. The protocol is intended to address the limitations of traditional gaming economies, including centralized asset control, restricted secondary trading, limited interoperability between games, and the inability of players to retain value from their in-game activity.
For developers, ONE provides tools intended to simplify blockchain integration, including smart-contract templates, SDKs, APIs, and support for token standards such as BEP-20, BEP-721, and BEP-1155. The platform also abstracts blockchain functions such as wallet management and gas fees through a simplified interface, while bridge infrastructure enables transfers between the ONE chain, BNB Smart Chain, and other networks. Security measures described for the platform include smart-contract audits, fraud detection, and multi-factor authentication, with the overall system designed to support tokenized game economies and interoperability across games and blockchain networks. [1]
The Opengame Foundation is an independent, Switzerland-based nonprofit organization established to support the development and adoption of the ONE protocol. It provides financial and organizational support for research and development, including game-token standards, security audits, network optimization, and other protocol improvements. The Foundation also supports ecosystem growth through developer grants, documentation, technical resources, community events, and partnerships with game studios, technology companies, and academic institutions. Its operations emphasize decentralization, open-source development, transparency, and governance, with activities including financial and project reporting, regular audits, and stakeholder participation in major decisions. [1] [2]
ONEgamestaking is an on-chain staking protocol that allows users to stake ONE tokens in a Game Staking Pool and receive rewards based on their proportional share of the total pool. Staking, reward calculations, claims, and unstaking are handled through smart contracts, with no lockup or cooldown requirements and tokens remaining under the user’s control through a non-custodial system. Rewards are generated from fees associated with game RAMP activities and can be distributed in ONE or GameTokens, with users able to claim rewards or withdraw their stake at any time. The protocol operates on ONE Mainnet, with ONEbridge supporting cross-chain transfers, and records staking and reward activity directly on-chain for verification. [6]
ONEgametoken is a non-custodial marketplace on ONE Chain that brings game-specific tokens into a unified on-chain trading environment. Partner games issue their own in-game currencies as blockchain tokens, which users can swap against ONEUSD through ONEgametoken’s liquidity pools. The platform uses ONE Forge as its market engine rather than a traditional order book, with trades executed directly against on-chain liquidity pools and settled immediately. Users can also provide liquidity to game-token pools and earn a share of trading fees, while portfolio and transaction-history tools allow them to track their activity across markets. The platform is designed around self-custody, with swaps and liquidity actions executed through smart contracts that require users to sign transactions from their own wallets. ONE Chain’s native ONE token serves as the network gas asset, although the service sponsors gas costs for swaps and liquidity actions, with token transfers being the exception. Overall, ONEgametoken provides an infrastructure layer for exchanging game currencies, connecting individual game economies through a common settlement asset and shared liquidity system while keeping user funds under their control. [4]
ONEwallet+ is an all-in-one Web3 wallet and gateway to the ONE blockchain ecosystem, designed around gaming and digital assets. Available on mobile and web, it combines wallet management with DeFi services, game-token trading, NFT management, staking, and other ecosystem functions. Its embedded wallet allows users to create an account through Google or Apple sign-in without initially managing a seed phrase, while still providing the option to export the keys for full self-custody. The wallet supports assets on ONE Mainnet and BNB Smart Chain, with additional networks planned.
ONEwallet+ also provides a unified portfolio dashboard that consolidates balances and activity across services including GameToken, Rewards, Staking, Prediction, and Forge. For developers, its SDKs for JavaScript, Unity, Android, and iOS provide tools for integrating wallet creation, token transfers, and DeFi functionality directly into games. Overall, ONEwallet+ functions as the central wallet and application layer for interacting with the ONE ecosystem, bringing game assets, blockchain services, and cross-chain functionality into a single interface. [5]
The ONE token is the native utility token of the ONE Web3 gaming ecosystem and is used to access and operate blockchain-based games and applications on the network. It is used to pay network and gas fees, with users required to hold ONE to access the platform’s Web3 games and dApps. The token also supports player reward mechanisms, serves as a medium of exchange within the ecosystem, and enables developers to deploy and manage smart contracts and game-specific tokens. dApps can integrate ONE for additional functionality and user incentive mechanisms. ONE also provides access to ecosystem-related benefits for eligible holders and stakers, including potential airdrops of game tokens or NFTs, event whitelists, and allocations for new game launches. The token is additionally used to support cross-chain asset transfers between the ONE ecosystem and BNB Smart Chain through a checkpoint-based bridge. [1]
ONE has a total supply of 1B tokens and has the following allocation: [8]
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