Ecosystem
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The OP Club ecosystem revolves around a modular social platform that puts the gaming community at its core and is designed to reward players, developers, and communities for their active participation and interactions with the platform.
We aim to revolutionize the gaming industry by harnessing the power of blockchain technology. By providing a decentralized platform for the development, distribution, and use of game tools, we empower users to shape their experiences and enable new possibilities within the ecosystem.
OP Club is a social network that combines automation sets and DevEx concepts for the provisioning of new features, a distributed system for development and approval of ideas, and an internal marketplace for distribution and installation of components on profiles.
The social interaction aims to provide an experience that allows players to connect with their favorite games and communities, while enabling games and communities to create unique and customizable experiences for their fans.
The distributed system is where developers can propose new ideas, submit code contributions, and collaborate on the development of game tools. The community, including a code auditing team, plays a vital role in the approval process, ensuring the quality and security of the tools.
These are designed and developed by the internal project team, with the aim of establishing a robust ecosystem of functionalities that serve as a solid foundation for the future of the ecosystem. They act as the initial attraction of the platform and the main point of maintaining user interest. Usually, they are related to tools that can be used by any user or have the ability to enhance the value, reach, and power of other features.
Community Resources These are conceived, developed, and audited by the community itself, with the aim of addressing needs perceived by the community. They are typically related to specific tools for the purposes of a less generalized group of users, such as more well-defined tools for a specific game or a less popular use case.