AI Gaming : AVALand
AVALand transcends mere storytelling, a gaming blockchain, a game, or a typical subnet. AVALand is a Subnet dedicated exclusively to AI Gaming, a community-driven blockchain, and an ecosystem, a marvelous land where gamers (AVAHu) and Game developers collaborate to shape the Web3 Gaming industry with the integration of AI. It's a realm where AI, Gaming, Defi, and RWAs blend seamlessly.
AVALand operates as a subnet of Avalanche. In this capacity, AVALand isn't just an independent blockchain with its ecosystem but also a part of the Avalanche ecosystem, interconnected with other projects within Avalanche's ecosystem. It benefits from the scale, speed, and security features of the Avalanche protocol while maintaining the ability to operate independently, with a specific focus on gaming applications.
Each of transaction on the AVALand Network will interact with three Avalanche's distinct chain components:
- X-Chain (Exchange Chain): This decentralized platform facilitates asset creation and trading on X-Chain with other digital assets. Each asset operates under its own set of rules. Transactions on X-Chain incur fees in AVAX, the native token used for payments.
- C-Chain (Contract Chain): Users can create smart contracts on C-Chain using its API, which is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). C-Chain is where the popular Decentralized Applications (DApps) interacting daily on Avalanche actually reside.
- P-Chain (Platform Chain): This chain manages validator coordination and monitors subnet activities. Additionally, it serves as the platform for subnet creation.
The $AVA token will play a dual role within the AVALand Network. Initially, $AVA will serve as the designated gas token, utilized for transactions across the network. Additionally, validator nodes will be rewarded with $AVA tokens for validating transactions. Furthermore, the $AVA token will function as the primary currency within the gaming ecosystem, accepted as payment for games and in-game items.
source : https://docs.avaland.network
not financial advice
