Glossary

The various acronyms and terminology that are used in this Whitepaper are explained in the section below.

Abbreviation	Description
AML	Anti-Money Laundering
CTF	Combating the Funding of Terrorism
IP	Intellectual Property
ICO	Initial Coin Offering
NFT	Non-Fungible Token
HP	Health Points
CWP	Custodian Wallet Provider
PvP	Player Versus Player
PvE	Players Versus Environment
AI	Artificial Intelligence
NPC	Non-Player Character
TGE	Token Generation Event
MMO	Massively-Multiplayer Online (Game)

Decimals: Pertaining to the decimals Value in an ERC-20 smart contract. This is how divisible a token can be.

Smart Contract: Smart contracts are self-executing lines of code that perform pre-defined instructions, executed and verified on the blockchain, rendering transactions traceable, transparent, and irreversible. Find out more. Multisignature (or Multisig) Wallet: A cryptocurrency wallet that requires two or more private keys to sign and send a transaction. Off-Ramp: Off-ramping is when cryptoassets are converted into fiat money, goods or services. This is usually executed by third-party, such as ramp.network.

Fiat Money: Legal tender, or conventional money as we know it. Examples include USD, GBP and EUR.

DEX: A decentralized exchange (or DEX) is a peer-to-peer marketplace where transactions occur directly between crypto traders. DEXs fulfill one of crypto’s core possibilities: fostering financial transactions that aren’t officiated by banks, brokers, or any other intermediary. Source: Coinbase

CEX: A centralized exchange (or CEX) is an organization that coordinates cryptocurrency trading on a large scale, using a similar business model to traditional asset exchanges like stock exchanges. Source: Coindesk Vesting/Vesting Period: The length of time a token-holder must wait before their tokens become available for selling or exchanging.

Token Generation Event: The time and date when a Smart Contract is deployed and the tokens become ready for distribution.

NPC: An NPC, or Non-Player Character is any character in a game that is not controlled by a player.

Buff: An in-game boost or bonus.

Mint/Minting: The process of uniquely publishing a token on the blockchain to make it purchasable, usually (and in our case), through a Smart Contract.