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I dug up a lot of gems in the Japanese blockchain game brilliantcrypto, but these gems are useless. I plan to give up after digging until this Sunday.
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I sold a diamond I mined from BrilliantCrypto today. The order was 200matic, minus the 6% handling fee, leaving 188matic. The horseshoe price was 0.5794u, and the net income from mining today was 108.92u

<All the bril tokens mined a few days ago were used to charge the pickaxe, so there was no mining cost today>

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This mining blockchain game by Colopl, a Japanese listed game company, is quite fun to play as a Web2 game.
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​Web3 players may think that there is nothing special about it, because even if the raw stones dug out of mining are cut into rare diamonds and aquamarine, they are of no use in the game. Who would buy useless things? My 7 gems can only be placed at the floor price in the gem trading market, and none of them are sold. The community said that the official will buy them back, but can this be sustained? Players can also put rare gems on the chain to become NFTs, but the chain fee is 143matic, which is too expensive. After the chain is put on the chain, it is still unknown what it can be used for and who will buy it, so the rare gems obtained by gold farming cannot be cashed out at present.
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​Ordinary Brilliant Stones dug can be directly converted into Bril token points <point>, but only Japanese people can withdraw these Bril to the exchange for trading, and only Japanese people can register and KYC on that exchange. Foreigners like us cannot cash out even if we get bril token points. The same goes for the tokens airdropped to early players on July 1. We can only keep them in the game and cannot withdraw them. So tonight, my three rented pickaxes are idle. No scientists have taken orders for the 30% share, so there is no way to cash out, and the gold miners are not interested.
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​Play a few games to satisfy the pleasure of mining and collecting in the cave, and then you can go to bed. In a few days, I will see how the official economic system design works.

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Brilliantcrypto, a Japanese mining game that was exhibited at the Singapore token2049 last September, will be launched tomorrow. If you are interested, you can do the token airdrop task of zealy (IEO ended on June 13th)

The token airdrop partner lineup is very strong. You can use my invitation link https://zealy.io/cw/brilliantcrypto/invite/gZs_UBxRZveeFLAUp-i8P…

I went around token2049 last year and saw a total of 3 blockchain games, Metacene at the MixMarvel booth, Roblox-style Chainers, and Brilliantcrypto from Japan.

Brilliantcrypto attracted my attention because the booth promotional posters were full of various gems. As you all know, I worked in the game jewelry business for 4 years before and after the pneumonia (you read that right, I started it in the second half of 2018 before the pneumonia, which was a very unfortunate time point). I even ran into their booth to chat with them, but found that several people present were Japanese and could not communicate in Japanese.

Official website of the game: https://t.co/kjGfZqAMVY
Official Twitter of the game: https://x.com/Brypto_Official

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Sell ​​the pickaxe and quit.
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​No matter how fun the game is, if it is repeated over and over, players will get tired of it and gradually leave.

Either continue to launch new plots, new gameplay, and new tasks to let players experience freshness and excitement, so that they can keep them;

Or do some pvp, let players enter pk, and if they win pk, they can get some income, so they can also keep them.
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​I think the second one is easier. If the second one adds some fresh plots and gameplay, it will be invincible.

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The report mentioned <Kui Sanguozhi War> and <Brilliant Crypto>. I have played the latter, but I didn't get much out of it. I have sold the pickaxe and made a small profit. Now I am looking forward to the former.

Insights into the Japanese Web3 market: government policies, trends of large enterprises and outlook for 2025

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BrilliantCrypto, a blockchain game released by Colopl, a listed Japanese game company, was launched on PC this afternoon.
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​I rushed in and bought 4 mining pickaxes, with an average price of 385 matic (the official pickaxes sold for 300 matic each were all bought by quick hands, and I only got 2). 3 have been lent to miners, and 25% of the mined ore will be shared with the miners. I will see how the gold production is tomorrow.

​Game official Twitter: x.com/Brypto_Official…

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Each mine has 5 raw stones. If I don't dig out all 5 stones in each mine, I can't take out my NFT pickaxe, so I'll ask scientists to help me dig them all.

This gameplay design is a bit like NFT pledge effect. Players can't sell the NFT they buy immediately if they want to. I want to give a thumbs up to this small design. The project team still used their brains.

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A blockchain game made by a Japanese, the Discord announcement is in both English and Chinese, which shows how much they value Chinese Web3 players. The project owners who take care of the feelings of Chinese players are all smart people: serve the largest krypton gold group well.
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​Chain games made by a grass-roots team first throw out a white paper of more than ten pages: Oh my god, only gold workers and scientists who are obsessed with making money will study more than ten pages of white papers.
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​Krypton gold players don't read anything and just play around in the game. Chain games that don't guide novice players and directly throw white papers in the face of players will be eliminated first: you can play with the studio!
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​Web3 game project owners: Krypton gold players are all uncles, just like Web2 games, serve them well first. After all, they don't care whether they get their money back or not. It's not a problem to spend money on fun games. If they don't have time to play games, it's also a common operation to pay wages to hire people to play. Don't let people want to spend money but don't know how to pay, and they are not happy after spending money.

@Brypto_Official
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June 17 - Japanese listed company Colopl's blockchain game BrilliantCrypto gold settlement report

1. Output: Two Bril incomes 23.6203+10.36806=33.98836
Bril price 51.975 yen
Single-day output income: 1766.55 yen, a total of 11.2u

--Bril can be withdrawn to external wallets, but now it can only be traded on the Japanese exchange Coincheck. Coincheck only opens accounts for Japanese residents)

2. Cost: Mainly the cost of repairing and charging the pickaxe head
4 pickaxes were repaired 9 times in total, with a repair cost of 37.89222matic
matic today's coin price 0.5402u
Total cost 20.47u

--The cost of repairing the pickaxe head is incremental, the first repair costs about 2.25matic, the second repair costs about 4.6matic, and the third repair costs about 9.5matic. The cost of repairing the third time is too high, so the work has to be stopped.

3. Today's gold mining: loss of 9.27u

Figure 1: Screenshot of output and consumption on the 17th

Figure 2: Output details of renting 4 pickaxes to scientists

Figure 3: Cost of the most recent repair of the pickaxe

Figure 4: Bril coin price

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