akaSwap Artist Club's Intervention, Occupation, Play (3): The Game
akaSwap Artists Club was corrected after Operation SpyMash, it is no longer possible to force a specific club by setting the club contract as a co-creator. Co-creation products will only appear when the holder of the club chooses to share their creations with the club. The small slits that used to shine through, the back door that was constantly open, was quietly closed, and people could no longer see the needles or send the Trojan horse into Troy. Such a decision is undoubtedly correct . We can imagine that if someone is malicious and only needs to give a very low profit to the club, they can unscrupulously turn the artist's club into an advertising wall . Even if the management rights of club holders are opened, deciding which NFTs can be displayed will add a lot of management burden .
Although I am naughty and mischievous like me, I am not lost because of it. After all, try not to play the same trick twice , not to mention that I still have my own club, Jiu Mi.
Before talking about my club, I would like to share some thoughts about my club. As I said before, when the club function was opened, I always thought about what I could do with the club. I also think about the operation logic of the club and its design thinking - it is related to what I can do with it, and to establish a different relationship with collectors and users through the club .
In other words, what else can I do beyond the exchange of money and commodities for production and purchase?
Members can choose to pledge a certain amount of aka dao to obtain profit, and the proportion of profit is related to the proportion of total pledge . And most of the profit comes from the profit and feedback of the club owner during the sale, whether it is the profit of his own works, or even the sale of other collections not created by himself. As a creator whose unit price is not high, I always wonder if these meager profits are really attractive? If the proportion of profit and profit is increased, is it a bit of putting the cart before the horse for creators? And by doing so, can the benefits be distributed fairly to loyal supporters? Perhaps it is related to personality. I always feel that the purchase of works by collectors is the most direct support. Is it too extravagant to expect them to do more? I'm not quite the creator of " allowing collectors to make money ", but I also have the support of many people. Is this lucky enough?
The other part is based on the upper limit of the total pledge amount of the club, the number of members depends on the open pledge amount, and the amount of pledge is related to the amount of profit sharing, which are linked together. Under normal circumstances, the small partners who are in the club will probably not withdraw (as long as there is profit coming in, they can get the money while lying down). So how to create the flow of club members may be a big issue. This is related to how the club can replenish new blood, and it is also related to letting existing members leave the club without causing a strong sense of deprivation . More importantly, I want the members to be able to weave different relationships with me in some form of weak participation; to participate in the club easily without forcing them to do too much.
To put it simply, my support club wants weak participation (you can play without doing anything), create value beyond price (how to make everyone feel it), and create membership flow (I want to kick people). I also hope that I can use the structure of the support club to derive other gameplay in the future, so that the participants can have fun(I also have fun).
The first thought that came to mind was something like werewolf killing or cheating games. With different rules, participants were eliminated in order, and the remaining survivors would be rewarded. Putting this concept into a club would be fun and intuitive. If a member is eliminated due to the game, it can only be said that their fate is bad. The total pledge amount will decrease, and the profit sharing ratio of surviving members will increase accordingly. After the game, the club can also be reopened to promote the flow of members .
All in all, after careful consideration, I also found 0xlefty who is willing to provide technical assistance. Start to arrange this Ape Game. Ape Game expects to have three rounds of games , each of which will eliminate a number of participants. At the beginning, the total pledge amount of the support club was 3333dao, and the individual pledge amount was 15~3333dao. I want to test it first to see how much the quota you will join will be caught. Later, after the big aka dao pressed 1111 dao in one breath, after the bean puree kept up with 1535 dao, the pledge limit was reached. Some friends also started private messages saying that they wanted to join the support club, but the quota was filled with bean puree. Finally, the total amount is opened again to 5000 dao, and the pledge amount per person is 15~100 dao. Also because of the participation of two big pledgers, I am more sure of the gameplay of the first round of the game - I want members with a high proportion of pledges to have a higher chance of being eliminated, so that the distribution of profits will be fairer. .
Even so, it's just a chance. The so-called wealth insurance, if you can really avoid such a high risk, and finally get a higher proportion of the profit, it should be quite fair.
On the other hand, Aka's Ape , which was previously posted on fxhash, is my little gift to the community. 1t>0.5t>0t Dutch auction, 1000 version, which is regarded as an open shake in the front, but it is mainly free casting. I want to try to see if I can bring some users outside the circle to akaSwap for shopping (the reason is not very noble, just because I Most of the works are posted on akaSwap ), and also let the community partners have a small gift about akaSwap. Since the quantity is sufficient and the secondary price is not expensive (the first-time caster also enjoys the share of royalties), he thought about using it as a variable for Ape Game to enrich the game experience. Of course, the early supporters can also make the monkeys in their hands work (especially if there are 46 monkeys in mido's hands).
I think the game of holding a lot of monkeys and fighting the big landlords sounds quite interesting, right? This is also the origin of the name of the first round of the game "Communism Game".
I expect that one NFT will be sent for each round of the game. The first round of "Ape Game #1 : Communism Game" is not only a work (click s to download the original image of the work), it will also be an important tool of the game - the rules of the lottery will be transparent and fair Demonstrate, and even grasp a little bit of the idiosyncrasies of the blockchain. After discussing with 0xlefty , he thought of using the hash value of future blocks as a variable to achieve a fair lottery. All participants, even looking at the code, cannot predict who will be eliminated. After receiving the NFT, everyone can only wait silently for the result to be announced.
The relevant formula is as follows: 1. Let the number of Aka's Ape held be n. Personal weight = aka dao pledge amount x (0.95 to the nth power). 2. The probability of being drawn is: individual weight/sum of all individual weights. 3. After someone has been drawn, his weight is deducted from the sum of weights and shaved off the list.
In subsequent games, they tend to use the same method to give participants a game-related work, which will also be a souvenir for participating in the game. Of course, as the number of eliminations increases, the total number of editions of the work will also decrease . ("Ape Game #1: Communism Game) has a 6t transaction record). To put it simply, participating in the Ape Game has a share of profits to receive. Each round of the game will have NFT airdrops, and some members will leave (until the next round of the game is open).
There are still two rounds before the end of the Ape Game, and the second round of the game will begin in the near future. Aka's Ape will also affect the progress of the game (of course, there is no monkey, and it can be handed over to the god of chance ). I remember that in the first round, some players were overweight, and they also stocked up some Aka's Ape, but they were also eliminated. So, everything is life, right? There are currently 50 members in the club, and I don't know who will be eliminated in the future. Don't you think it's exciting and fun, Chimi.
If you missed this Ape Game, please wait until this game is over, and it will be reopened for everyone to join . In addition, in the next game I also want to try a new method - recruiting participants by selling tickets. Tickets are not only works, but the income from tickets is partly used to support me and 0xlefty to create a good cycle. It can be imagined that everyone pays a little money to play games at the board game store ( it is really unfortunate that if you are eliminated in the first round, There will also be two NFTs as commemoratives: tickets and NFTs for the first round of the game ); the other part will be used as the income of the support club and distributed to the survivors of the last Ape Game.
1. Participants in each round of the game will receive airdrops, and after surviving, they will receive some profits from the works. 2. When the first game is over, sell tickets for the second game. 3. The ticket revenue will be shared with me, 0xlefty, and the survivors of the first game. 4. The creators have a meager income and the participants have works to take by sharing the cost together.
The above report, I hope everyone has a good time, and I hope that the support club can play more interesting games .
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