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V1 to V2 Update Notes

In a short time, we have achieved many successes and made fundamental improvements to our game based on your feedback and in line with our vision. In this article, you will learn about all the updates

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Mechanics Changed/Improved in HandsNFT AI v2

Hand Card Hand Cards are essential in-game assets required for participating in HandsNFT AI.

In the previous season, these assets were NFTs, but with v2, they have been transformed into non-transferable Hand Cards.

Why This Change?

  • Non-Transferability for Fair Competition: Tradable NFTs could allow external purchases that might create an unfair advantage in reward pools. To maintain fairness and balance, Hand Cards are now non-transferable and cannot be sold.

  • Streamlined User Experience: Eliminating staking and unstaking processes reduces gas fees and simplifies gameplay, making the experience more accessible and cost-effective.

No More Stake and Unstake

With Hand Cards, the staking and unstaking mechanism has been removed. Players can now directly:

  • Claim their available rewards.

  • Attempt to level up.

  • Upon reaching DiamondHand status, opt to migrate their Hand Card for a recognition-based NFT.

Migrate Each season, HandsNFT AI will allow a limited number of DiamondHand Cards to be migrated. Through migration, players can burn a DiamondHand Card to receive an exclusive NFT from the HandsNFT AI NFT collection on the Ethereum blockchain. These NFTs will be distributed transparently through an on-chain process after the season ends.

Important Note: A migrated Hand Card can no longer claim rewards.

Pools and Prize Distribution

Rewards are automatically allocated to reward pools based on the number of minted Hand Cards. There are four pools:

  • Paperhand Pool

  • Sandhand Pool

  • Steelhand Pool

  • Diamondhand Pool

Each pool corresponds to a Hand Card level, with higher-level pools offering access to increased reward opportunities.

Key Considerations for Pools:

  • Claiming rewards follows a First Come, First Served (FCFS) system. Players must track their Claim Timers to maximize their participation in the pools.

  • Strategic Leveling Up Matters: Prioritizing higher-level pools can increase reward opportunities, but if higher-tier pools are depleted, lower-tier pools may offer an advantage.

Paperhand Pool:

  • This pool does not provide claimable rewards.

  • Players in this pool can gain experience points (EXP) to progress to higher levels.

HAI Dashboard

Players can now monitor real-time in-game activities, including the latest mints, claims, level-ups, and migrations. With the HAI Dashboard, players can develop strategic decisions based on observing in-game trends and competition movements.