Game of Silks is a metaverse game that looks like a mirror replica of a real-time thoroughbred horse race. Entities now successfully implement a Chainlink Verifiable Random Function (VRF). This has been achieved on the Ethereum mainnet. This action provides evidence of randomness that is important to directly and honestly directly boost the mechanisms revealed in the case of NFT horses. The digital equivalent of a horse.
Games of Silks is itself a virtual world game. It resembles a real-world thoroughbred racehorse in every conceivable way. His NFTs for all horses in the game are based on US registered Thoroughbred horses. All horses in NFT share the same basic traits as their real-world horse pedigree. The same goes for training progress and race results. Owners of these NFTs are eligible to receive rewards and prizes based on their horse’s real-world performance.
Owners of the Genesis Avatar will receive a delivery pass at the beginning of each racing season. This pass will help cast his NFT horse belonging to his 1 year old collection for that season. On the Chainlink VRF side, we provide guarantees. 1-year-olds are randomly distributed among users. This makes all issues and parties completely clear.
This, incidentally, is why, after much deliberation, Game of Silks turned to Chainlink VRF. It relies on absolute new-age academic research, backed by the highly reliable Oracle network. It happens to be associated with cryptographic proof generation and on-chain authentication that confirms the viability of every random number sent to a smart contract.
The basic way Chainlink VRF works is by combining unknown block data with preempted private keys of oracle nodes to generate random numbers and cryptographic proofs. According to Dan Nissanoff, CEO and co-founder of Silks, proof of randomness is essential to an honest casting process and provides complete clarity.
For starters, Chainlink is a measure of the Web3 services platform that has delivered trillions of dollars in transaction volume across DeFi insurance, gaming, NFTs, and other major industries. Game of Silks, on the other hand, is a blockchain fantasy game about horse racing. This allows the player not only to take ownership, but also the chance to trade and interact with his NFT’s entire in-game squire as well as earn rewards.
