Bombcrypto simulation
About this model
This diagram is a simulation of Bombcrypto's game economy if the game were to continue without any updates to it's sources and sinks.
The diagram is a complex simulation of player behavior in a play-to-earn (P2E) game environment, focusing on the economic aspects of minting, activating, and utilizing Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), along with cryptocurrency investment and spending strategies. It incorporates various player personas, such as minimum spender, average player, heavy investor, and whale, each with distinct investment behaviors and strategies towards NFT acquisition and usage. Nodes within the diagram represent sources of in-game currency, pools for storing different categories of NFTs (e.g., common, rare, super rare), actions like minting NFTs or claiming rewards, and mechanisms for calculating income or spending based on player actions.
The diagram intricately models the process of NFT minting where resources flow through gates determining the type of NFT minted based on weighted probabilities. It also accounts for the activation of these NFTs into active status, whereby they contribute to the player's earning potential. Various converters and drains simulate the cost of minting and the selling of tokens, reflecting the cyclical economic activities within a P2E game. Registers are used to apply complex logic and conditions for actions such as reinvestment, selling of tokens, and the activation of NFTs based on various factors including player decisions and in-game events. This simulation aids in understanding the dynamic interactions between player behavior, NFT utility, and cryptocurrency economics within a virtual economy.
"Bombcrypto simulation" is a public Machinations diagram shared in the Community by agulhadev.1, with 282 components.
It was created in April 2022 and last edited in May 2022.
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