Ethermon explores migration to Zilliqa

 

Several times in the past I have mentioned that #ethereum, in its current state is not suitable for gaming, in fact, it's extremely expensive due to network fees. The last days we have seen progress been made by Enjin with their recent #ERC1155 Token for gaming projects. Light at the end of the tunnel is visible, but we are far away. Ethermon, the second most used dapp in ethereum network as reported by dappradar has expressed plans to move into Zilliqa Blockchain Network. Ethermon is all about collectible animals contributed by the community. Any user can create a theme and use it in the network. The user can capture monsters and battle with each other while feeding and evolving your monsters. With an official blog post in medium that high gas prices have been a really big issue for the game, as a result, transactions fee skyrocket up to 100x. As temporary solution battles have been moved off-chain. All assets are kept in the ethereum network for the moment and Rewards/XP will be synced from time to time.

Solution provided by Zilliqa

Zilliqa, a really fast blockchain network focusing on sharding seems to be the chosen one for Ethermon. A couple of months ago Zilliqa released the testnet which was a success. Currently is one of the faster, if not the fastest, blockchain projects capable to process more than 2,828 Transaction per second. Visa, on the other hand, can handle 8,000 transactions per second. The higher throughput and low gas of Zilliqas sharding solution offer players better experience than currently, the ethereum can provide. Ethermon & Zilliqa has signed a momentum of understanding but still, nothing is confirmed. Probably Ethermon will go as a sidechain in Zilliqa's network for its transaction and maintain the game in ethereum platform, if they do this, we might see the first hybrid game in blockchain history. Play ethermon using our link and get Free Tokens.Skip Free Tokens and visit ethermon website. Follow egamers.io: Twitter, Telegram, Instagram, Facebook, Discord