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# TECHNOLOGY

## Building on Binance Smart Chain Blockchain

The Blockchain is a paradigm shift beyond traditional video gaming. Blockchains remove predatory middle-men and enable communities to build and shift democratically, creating skills and imbuing players and users with skills and absolute, censorship-resistant, verifiable ownership over their in-game assets and effort. On-chain games will revolutionize the gaming ecosystem: rewarding players for the skills they develop ‘in-game’ that are valued by the community. The use of tradable tokens in return for their achievements and progression makes blockchain games appealing to a broader audience of players.

HIT ZONE runs on the Binance Smart Chain blockchain. 

Binance Smart Chain is a useful blockchain for storing and accessing HIT ZONE

**On chain components include**: 

·      HIT ZONE token 

·      All non fungible tokens (NFT)

·      All core game play 

·      DAO: Super VIP users can discuss and proposed ideas in a Discord channel

·      Database of Arenas and gaming reward distribution mechanism 

**Off chain elements include:** 

·      Graphical elements including of NFTs (avatars and other gameplay modifying NFTs) 

·      User interfaces 

·      DAO management interface.

·      Additional games and activity.

**Core NFTs**

**NFTs on BSC Blockchain:**

 The NFTs on BSC are built on the BEP 721 and BEP 1155 standard. The NFTs on BSC exist as data in the state tree of BSC and their associated data is in a JSON file on an IPFS server.


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