@biomesAW Sakura God be chillin today

44.9% Superchain, 100% Ethereum.

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Biomes has captured my imagination like no other onchain game since Primodium Cannot wait to being rolling out what I’m cooking for it

Minecraft onchain with a billion dollar GDP—are we ready?! 😱 🎙️ Meet the FOCGER @dhrunym 🎙️ (00:31) creating @biomesAW (11:22) inspired by FOCG peers (14:31) FOCG evolution (16:29) what other FOCGers don't see (20:54) billion-dollar FOCG economies (22:32) a fully onchain Ready Player One game? (31:54) Bold advice for FOCGERs (33:10) @WASD_0x share their Player focused perspective on Biomes listen & support on @podsdotmedia👇

Same! - It's an idea maze progression of the path started by OPCraft and folks working on it - The infra has been maturing since then, enabling that vision to start becoming reality By the next Devcon in 2 years, AWs will begin entering mainstream everyday human consciousness

OPCraft (2022) / Biomes (2024)

Crypto's next billion $ exchange is nearly complete...

In late 2024, Biomes hit 5% of all Ethereum activity for a month. While promising, we knew Biomes needed more firepower to breakthrough as the first Autonomous World & inspire all to look beyond financial nihilism. Biomes Acceleration Plan is ready. Prepare to Sakura again.

find me a team that’s more bullish on their own project

Biomes doesn't sell land. You can protect land using a force field and control who can build/mine inside. If you rent-seek critical space, players can rebel by breaking your force field. There is no absolute ownership inside Biomes, instead there is physics.

Forking cloud to crypto ----------- Open source platforms let you fork code. ----------- Open "state" platforms let you fork state. ----------- Blockchains are the exemplary open-state platforms. ----------- Web2 systems are NOT open state. However, with zkTLS systems like @OpacityNetwork a user can prove arbitrary portions of the state to a blockchain network. ----------- zkTLS makes Web2 open-state at the USER level (rather than the network level)! Lets fork all cloud users into open-state crypto networks!

Biomes is an autonomous world project and major onchain challenger to Minecraft It's also readying for domination @wmpeaster has the op-ed ✍️: ----------------------------------------------------- @redstonexyz, an Ethereum Layer 2 centered around autonomous worlds and onchain games, has experienced a recent activity surge, much of which can be explained by the rise of @biomesAW. An autonomous world project, Biomes is a fully onchain virtual environment, and its alpha release kicked off in October 2024. The vision? Become the virtual world with the largest GDP, i.e. economic activity. Built atop @latticexyz's MUD onchain app framework, Biomes is still early in its development, but it aims to achieve its ambitious economic goals through a trio of fundamental pillars: Digital Matter, Smart Items, and Infinite Expansion. The basics worth keeping in mind here: 🧱 Digital Matter makes up the resources, like wood and beyond, of the Biomes world. ⚗️ Smart Items allow in-world objects like chests to function according to customizable smart contracts, paving the way for a wide range of economic use cases. 🌌 Infinite Expansion refers to how the world’s growth is open to all—anyone will eventually be able to run nodes to expand and help steer the project. Taken altogether, these pillars point to a future where people will be able to lean on the mechanics and asset system of Biomes to run actual virtual businesses. In other words: making money will be possible in many different ways here. The project still has plenty of things to build and touch up before it goes all-out on its planned vampire attack on Minecraft. Expect more announcements and rollouts in 2025 accordingly. That said, though you can still get an early taste of the vision by checking out the alpha release at biomes.aw. Upon signing in, you’ll receive a dedicated wallet you can deposit ETH into to cover your in-world transaction fees. 0.01 ETH is enough to cover 1,000s of transactions, and I recommend opting for the Relay option for fast transfers. After this, you can press the “Play” button to dive in. If you do start to explore Biomes, you’ll be prompted to complete a series of initial quests by the Settlers Union, a player-created organization. These quests will help you become acquainted with the world's basic mechanics and earn your first in-world items. Once you’re done with your initiation events, the name of the game is mining and trading resources and making and protecting new builds. Think Minecraft, right, but with all the wide open possibilities that come with being fully onchain. To be sure, things are super early around Biomes right now, but it's got serious long-term potential. Down the road, the project can even tap synergies with other technologies, like AI agents and trusted execution environments (TEEs), to unlock new kinds of interactive onchain social experiences. cBiomes is an autonomous world projetc and major onchain challenger to Minecraftrd. I say don't sleep on ic

Truly cannot wait for realtime movement in @biomesAW Will be a game changer

Seeing @redstonexyz really pick up. Averaging ~18% weekly of all Superchain gas used. Base still the top dog at 56% Will be paying close attention to fully onchain gaming again — lots to be explored.

Move, Mine, Build Onchain in Real-Time with 0 Compromise. No More Point-And-Click Controls. 1 Step Closer to Crypto's Vampire Attack on Minecraft. 1 Step Closer to a Billion Dollar Minecraft "Server". Realtime Beta Coming Soon...

Discover why @biomesAW, one of @megamafia's projects, is leaps ahead of other GameFi projects! In the recent AMA hosted by @megaeth. @dhrunym (Biomes co-founder) explained how and why they puts everything on-chain for the ultimate gaming experience with no real competition. Check it out 👇 #MakeEthereumGreatAgain

Friday, 29th November 2024, at 15:30 UTC, MegaETH will host its 4th AMA with @biomesAW. With Biomes, @dhrunym and @dhvanipa are building the first fully on-chain autonomous world. If you have any questions, feel free to submit them in Discord.

Have you ever heard of "Smart Item" in GameFi? 🤔 In the recent AMA hosted by @megaeth, @dhrunym (co-founder of @biomesAW) mentioned it. I believe it will revolutionize how we use NFTs in GameFi, offering players one of the best tools to build the game economy. Check out what a "Smart Item" is 👇 #MakeEthereumGreatAgain

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it's a @biomesAW bull market

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Ores Are Now Covered in Muck. Clear The Muck Before Mining to Reveal Neptunium, Diamond, Gold, Silver, Coal, or... Lava. Everything is on a public blockchain but the mystery still lives.

onchain games will reward those that gather perfect information and know how to use it heres me playing @biomesAW while crunching coordinates to find the rarest resources in the realm here's how 🧵👇

The Rover is a cultural icon

great piece by @wmpeaster next AI cult + memes will emerge from biomes

🔴🪨 @redstonexyz is now the 2nd highest chain in Throughput with 6.69Mgas/s

While bots are mostly seen as an unfortunate byproduct of the blockchain, @nagual_ape offers a different view around how game designers should openly embrace them as a new form of content for onchain games.

Today marked MegaETH's 4th AMA, hosted by its new cult leader @0xBreadguy. By leveraging MegaETH, @biomesAW is building the first fully on-chain autonomous world. Biomes co-founder @dhrunym joined to share his vision and answer all your questions. Here is what he shared: Summary: A- BreadGuy Role in MegaETH B- Biomes Vision C- Community Questions A- BreadGuy Role in MegaETH: As announced recently on Twitter and other platforms, about a month ago, BreadGuy joined the MegaETH team. His primary focus is to enhance MegaETH's presence and representation mainly on Twitter and Discord. In this role, he works to convey the team's vision, engage with the community, and foster stronger connections within it. Recently, he has contributed to the rebranding effort, developed brand assets, and created tools for the community. Finally, he is working on making the concept of the World Computer more accessible and easier to understand. B- Biomes vision: There are many ways to look at the Internet and crypto: 1. As a tool for creating more efficient systems: When the Internet emerged, it digitized traditional systems, like turning physical mail into email. It didn’t invent communication—it simply made it faster, cheaper, and more efficient. For example, while it was impossible to send a letter to the entire world through traditional mail, platforms like Gmail made that instantaneous and global. The same logic applies to crypto. Many see it as a way to create a more open, fair, and efficient financial system. For instance, crypto created stablecoins offering a more efficient and borderless payment system to Web2 payments. Just as the Internet made sharing information more efficient, crypto aims to make sharing value more efficient. In both cases, they improved something we were already doing. 2. As a way to assign real value to digital things: However, not everyone shares this perspective. Another lens views the Internet and crypto as tools for making digital things feel real and valuable. Take Bitcoin, for example—it transformed digital coins into assets with real-world value. Similarly, Biomes seeks to make digital worlds feel real, treating them as tangible, valuable environments that can even have measurable economies. The ultimate ambition? For Biomes’ GDP to one day surpass that of Mars. To make this vision possible, blockchain is essential for enforcing the rules of digital worlds. The value of Bitcoin, for example, isn’t in the program itself—it could run on AWS or any other server. Its value lies in how the program operates on blockchain. This ensures scarcity, like Bitcoin’s hard cap of 21 million coins. The same principles apply to Biomes. Imagine tamper-proof resources instead of tamper-proof coins: 1,000 Sequoia trees, for instance. In the physical world, we can’t simply create more Sequoias. But in a virtual world, scarcity is programmable—developers can control supply, but only within the rules of that world. Biomes takes the ideas of Bitcoin and Ethereum and reshapes them. It’s not about financial systems, tokens, or coins; it’s about creating embodied, resource-based systems. Instead of scarce coins, you have scarce materials. Instead of smart contracts, you have smart objects—like a programmable chest. This reframes blockchain to fit the needs of a persistent virtual world. Such a world gives creators immense power to build and innovate. But for this to work, a virtual world must be stable—it needs to last. Think of it like investing in a country. Why would you invest in an unstable nation? You wouldn’t buy real estate or start a business there if the laws or conditions constantly changed. The same applies to virtual worlds. If Biomes creates a world where the rules of physics or resource availability keep changing—or worse, if the world could be unplugged entirely—no one would invest their time or money in it. Stability is critical. By building a virtual world with consistent rules, defined resources, and physics that can’t be altered, Biomes provides a reliable foundation for serious investment. Blockchain ensures that no one can simply "turn it off." This permanence allows people to create meaningful things that last. Biomes takes a unique approach by putting everything on-chain. In most gaming projects, only specific elements—like assets and NFTs—are placed on-chain. The rest, including critical aspects like resources, physics, and mechanics, remain off-chain. This means that many crypto games are primarily vehicles for distributing NFT tokens rather than creating fully decentralized worlds. Biomes is different. It puts everything on-chain: gravity, physics, farming, movement—every element that makes up the virtual world. This allows players to not only participate in the economy but also to build and shape the environment in meaningful ways. Most crypto games focus on tokens or NFTs without fostering real competition or innovation. In Biomes, even the physics are enforced by the blockchain, creating a fully on-chain game. It ensures that the world is stable. C- Community Questions 1. What’s the difference between Minecraft and Biomes? How did you choose the name "Biomes"? Biomes shares a similar foundational concept with Minecraft: both start as open worlds rather than structured games. In Minecraft like Biomes, the community comes together to create and experiment, forming mini-civilizations. Resources like wood and ores encourage creativity. The name "Biomes" originated from a Minecraft client that ran in the browser, developed by a studio called Global Elimination. OpenAI later acquired the project. However, Global Elimination allowed the Biomes team to continue developing it and retained the original name. 2. Will Biomes have a different style than Minecraft? Yes, but it’s challenging. The goal is to move away from the block aesthetic and depict nature in a more realistic style. This evolution is part of the vision for Biomes, but it takes time to perfect. 3. What is the Roadmap? Biomes is being developed by multiple teams, each focusing on clients, content, and community-driven initiatives. ▪︎ Current state: You can already access the game, though PvP isn’t enabled yet. ▪︎ Near-term roadmap: The goal is to introduce PvP and smart items. Smart items will have unique functionalities, like programmable doors that use smart contracts. For instance, a door might require a specific NFT to open, or a bridge might only be accessible if you hold a certain token. ▪︎ Future development: It will depend on how the in-game economy evolves. 4. What virtual worlds influenced you growing up? I grew up immersed in the lore of Bitcoin—it’s like RuneScape on steroids. Crypto feels like a game with its own rules, rewards, and challenges. The name "Zuse" is not my gamer tag; it comes from Konrad Zuse, the inventor of the programmable computer. 5. PvP is coming soon. How do you balance rewards between PvP and grind? There’s no strict preference—it’s meant to be dynamic and surprising, like in real-life ecosystems. PvP feels more exciting, while grind can sometimes be monotonous. The idea is to create a balance where farming and grinding naturally feed into PvP, making both interconnected and rewarding.

Biomes is the next great onchain frontier. Mine. Build. Invest. Create. Prosper. Sakura, Sakura