Own Your Game

What ships

• Testnet smart contracts for NFT licensing + resale with royalties; mint, transfer, and list with enforced splits.
• Bare-bones launcher connects wallet, shows sample library, and runs a test purchase + license check.

Why it matters

• Proves wallet-native UX for login, purchase, resale, and launching before widening access.
• Closed alpha validates flows with a small cohort before audits and mainnet.

What ships

• Contracts move to Polygon mainnet after audits; real activity and payouts begin.
• Onboarding adds WalletConnect, embedded wallets, and USDC/MATIC with optional fiat on-ramp.

Why it matters

• Resale UI goes real: list, browse, and enforce developer rules like no-resale windows and floors.
• Non-crypto users can join without friction, growing liquidity for used games.

What ships

• Prefer stablecoin-denominated pricing (USDC) for clear USD-like listings.
• Keep architecture modular to shift chains if extreme volume demands it.

Why it matters

• Listings stay predictable for buyers and sellers as markets move.
• Platform can scale without locking into a single chain decision.

What ships

• Primary sales mint licenses and route developer + platform splits automatically.
• Secondary sales honor EIP-2981-style royalties on every resale.

Why it matters

• Creators get paid instantly and transparently without payout delays.
• Secondary market stays aligned with developers’ economic rules.

What ships

• No native token in the initial versions; focus on functionality first.
• Potential loyalty layer with points or a token for perks after legal review.

Why it matters

• Keeps launch focused on core value without token risk.
• Leaves room for community rewards or governance once compliant.