why we're
DIFFERENT
CryptoFights, powered by the Fyx Gaming platform proves that layer one gaming is not only possible, but is also the way forward into creating the future vision of how Blockchain games will work for the masses, and then ultimately the creation of a Decentralized, Permissionless, & Open Metaverse Protocol.
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US VS. THEM
HERE'S HOW WE STACK UP

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The data is
on a public blockchain
Decentralized
Scalable
On-Chain gameplay mechanics
All NFTs are minted on layer one
BINGO!
None of the other Play To Earn providers offer a system that can scale to billions of users, offer tiny processing fees for each transaction, without needing sidechains, and also be decentralized. The future metaverse will need a system capable of incentivizing games to put gameplay on-chain rather than fragmenting to other systems to report back to the public blockchain.
FYX Gaming will change the game by showing that proof of gameplay is a prerequisite for the Metaverse.
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BITCOIN VS. ETHEREUM
TRANSACTIONS

BITCOIN
As simple as passing cash to your friend via hand, except it’s all documented on the blockchain forever.

ETHEREUM
Sending funds from one account to another can be quite a hassle, there are mediators and settlement periods involved.
HOW IT ALL
WORKS
a more detailed breakdown
THE ETH aCCOUNT MODEL
A good analogy to understand Ethereum’s account-based model is to think of a bank account. A client has a certain amount of money in their account. If client A transfers $5 to client B, assuming client A has at least $5, client A’s account will be debited $5 while client B’s account will be credited $5. This process requires a global state system that keeps track of this in a linear process. You can not do these transactions in any order you want, it has to be in the correct order or it will not settle correctly.
Ethereum uses an 'account' based method, as do other blockchains such as EOS and Tron. It is much like traditional bank accounting in that a series of records have to be kept for each and every wallet (user) in a global state across many computers.
As the number of people using Ethereum has grown, the blockchain has reached certain capacity limitations because this global state machine is not able to keep up with scaling. This has driven up the cost of using the network, creating the need for "scaling solutions” like layer two blockchains that are built as parallel networks to report back activity to the main blockchain.

Wanna know more?
Check out the Fyx Gaming website for a more in-depth breakdown of how we plan to revolutionalize the blockchain:
VISIT FYXGAMING.COM