XAYA (CHI)

XAYA (CHI) is a blockchain gaming platform that allows developers to create true blockchain games and decentralized applications. It offers a highly scalable and robust blockchain back-end solution, enabling the development of complex and immersive gaming experiences for virtually unlimited users. With XAYA, games can be run entirely on the blockchain without centralized servers, ensuring 24/7 uptime and real ownership of in-game assets for players. Developers can code in their preferred language, making game creation more accessible and customizable. XAYA’s technology is blockchain agnostic and open source, allowing seamless integration with various blockchain networks.

The XAYA platform introduces innovative gaming genres, such as human mining, where blockchains are propagated, and rewards are distributed based on player success in online gaming competitions. It also offers decentralized realities, creating censorship-resistant virtual worlds without a central authority. XAYA enables game channels, which are peer-to-peer networks that allow real-time and trustless gameplay for any number of players. The platform supports atomic trading, ensuring safe and fraud-proof trading of virtual assets through atomic swaps. XAYA-based games are highly scalable, supporting massively multiplayer experiences and complex decentralized applications without computational limitations.

Some of the games running on the XAYA blockchain include Taurion, a futuristic MMO that combines elements of 4X, real-time strategy, and human mining; Soccerverse, an advanced soccer club management game with real stakes and fierce competition; Isles of War, an idle strategy game with a real cash economy and global resource markets; XAYASHIPS, a blockchain version of the classic naval warfare game Battleship; and XID, a secure identity application that enables passwordless authentication for websites and apps using blockchain technology. With XAYA, developers and players can explore the game-changing possibilities of blockchain technology in the gaming industry.