— company specializing in the development of mobile games and applications. Mobile game from EXPEKE work on technologies of the Ethereum blockchain and its own cryptotoken EXPK, performing the role of cryptocurrency in games and applications.
The company’s goal EXPEKE is creating products that in essence are infinitely scalable, decentralized and safe for each participant of the network.
You will find a huge number of free online games, action games, games about sports and others. We develop applications for iPhone, Android, Windows phone.
In exciting games from EXPEKE you can create your own avatar and play in multiplayer with players from all over the world. EXPEKE allows game statistics to maintain rankings and records in the blockchain and get rewarded for playing the EXPK token. The Central motivation for the players ‘ participation in the development EXPEKE the payment of additional bonus tokens EXPK best players, creating high quality mobile games company EXPEKE and its partners, as well as attracting spectators to view the tournament.
The existing problem of online gaming.
The main problem with online mobile games for rewards is the players ‘ trust in each other and the Playground. Traditionally, games are held on a centralized platform, where the administrator has the ability to make decisions that puts the interests of the site above the interests of the community of players as a whole. After conducting a survey among the players, it became clear that people do not dare to play for rewards due to lack of trust. When players make bets, they must transfer funds to third parties, an unknown party, this opens up the risk of losing all funds due to fraud.
There is also an additional problem — is the reliability of the Playground. A lot of playgrounds work with the use of an intermediary, supposedly for greater transparency. But if the server unexpectedly fails, it will certainly lead to the loss of funds players have made bets on a particular game.
As EXPEKE solves the problem of gambling
Thanks to the blockchain technology, the way of managing the Playground is changed from centralized to decentralized. Every transaction is verified and confirmed by the Ethereum network. We provide an opportunity for individuals to participate in the development of the network. Players can participate in tournaments and earn EXPK reward tokens. EXPEKE also provides an opportunity to make bets on the game safely. Payments are processed automatically by Ethereum smart contracts. In addition, game statistics, rankings and records are also stored in the blockchain.
How EXPEKE applications work on the ETHREUM blockchain
As part of EXPEKE work, smart contracts are an integral part of the gameplay. User can easily deploy secure smart contract.
Under the terms of EXPEKE, when players decide to start a game, both players must send a certain amount of EXPK tokens to the smart contract address, which is the algorithmic referee of the game. When the game is finished, the smart contract will publish a signature message and the funds will be sent to the winner. Through this mechanism, players can be sure that they will receive a prize. If the players do not come to an agreement. Both players can raise a dispute request through a smart contract.
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I realized I go through way too much content on a daily + weekly basis for me not to keep a log of my thoughts and reactions on certain articles and postings. For the sake of simplicity, I will try my best not to include any metadata for the links that I include. If you want a bonafide version of this, check out Benedict Evans’: . I’ll try to keep the content varied, but just know that it’ll be 99% tech and/or blockchain-related. Not sure if this is the final format I’ll end up using, but this is just an initial attempt.
WEEK OF 4/2/18
Proposal for hard cap on Ethereum supply:
Part April Fool’s joke, part legit proposal, Vitalik Buterin explains through this that a hard cap on Ethereum supply is not completely out of question.
Crypto taxes:
3 of the top articles on Coindesk this morning (4/2/18) were about taxes. It’s that season.
Cloudflare consumer DNS service:
(h/t to Fred Wilson of USV and his newsletter)
We’re currently giving up way too much power and sensitive data to our ISPs. Cloudflare is on a mission to change that. You can really, really simply enhance your browsing experience by fiddling with a few settings. Just know that these changes probably won’t be tangibly evident.
Levels of autonomous driving:
In light of recent developments in autonomous driving (including Google’s terrible mishap in Arizona), it’s important to take a step back and look at what the tentative roadmap/timeline might look like.
Are the Amish as happy as billionaires?
How much does lifestyle affect average happiness levels? Apparently, there are differing opinions.
Supreme x The North Face:
Definitely a lot of heat. Always a great collab. One of the few drops that I have to pay attention to each season.UNDATED
Facebook data breach:
(4/2/18) The heat’s died down a bit. And the whole “Delete Facebook” movement never really took off, probably because it’s already so integral in our social lives and we don’t really have complete substitutes to turn to (in contrast to, say, the “Delete Uber” or “Delete Snapchat” campaigns). However, this scandal has definitely raised questions regarding whether governing entities need to do more to monitor big tech companies’ handling of user data.
Sierra Leone did not use blockchain for its election:
(4/2/18) Initial response: why are they so adamant in making it clear that they didn’t use the blockchain?
Incredible limits of human computation:
(4/2/18) Massive implications if we’re literally able to put a computer anywhere and everywhere.
New podcast app:
(4/2/18) Reminder that you can still find great success in reinventing already-existing products and services.
Apple is spending hella on R+D:
(4/2/18) They need to differentiate, and that means shifting from outsourcing components to making them all in-house. That costs money.
Blockchain beating Netflix/CDNs:
(4/2/18) Maybe a bit too giddy about the prospet of blockchain solutions beating out huge incumbents.
