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Yesterday BNBCHAIN's Official Twitter announced that they were opening the public TestNet on Twitter for their new TestNet project, namely OPBNB.

OPBNB is a project that will combine 2 networks, namely BSC and OP, to get decentralized fees and have cheap and fast gas fees.

How do we join the TestNet?

First, we prepare the ingredients, namely

• Web browser that supports extensions

• Metamask Extension

• The faucet is TBNB or TestNet balance on the BSC TestNet network.

In the fast-moving and uncertain world of crypto, discipline and careful risk management strategies become the foundation for preserving capital while maximizing profits. Below, we present the latest guidance.

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1. Capital Allocation and Position Sizing

10% Rule Per Trade:
Only allocate a maximum of 10% of your total capital per trade. Divide evenly:

First Entry: 5%

Second Entry: 5%
For example, from a capital of $100, limit each trade to only $10.

Market Condition Adjustments:

In this guide, we'll walk through the creation of a straightforward game in Unity, perfect for beginners. I've chosen the Solana ecosystem for this project. We will develop a basic collectible game where players can acquire digital assets (NFTs) in a simple 2D environment. This tutorial aims to provide some knowledge on how to enter the trending blockchain games industry simply and effectively, all in less than 10 minutes.

Step 1: Setting Up Your Unity Project
Open Unity Hub and create a new 2D project.Name your project "SimpleSolanaGame".
Step 2: Basic Scene Setup
Once your project is open, go to the "Scene" view.Right-click in the Hierarchy, select 2D Object -> Sprite, to create a ground for your player.Scale the sprite to form a ground platform.Add a Player: Right-click in the Hierarchy, choose Create -> 2D Object -> Sprite. This will be your player. For simplicity, this can just be a colored square.
Step 3: Player Movement
Select the Player sprite in the hierarchy.Add a Rigidbody 2D and a Box Collider 2D from the Inspector.Create a new C# script named "PlayerMovement" and attach it to your Player sprite.Paste this : using UnityEngine;

public class PlayerMovement : MonoBehaviour
{
public float moveSpeed = 5f;
public float jumpForce = 5f;
private Rigidbody2D rb;
private bool isGrounded = true;

void Start()
{
rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody2D>();
}

void Update()
{
float move = Input.GetAxis("Horizontal");
rb.velocity = new Vector2(move * moveSpeed, rb.velocity.y);

if (Input.GetButtonDown("Jump") && isGrounded)
{
rb.AddForce(new Vector2(0f, jumpForce), ForceMode2D.Impulse);
isGrounded = false;
}
}

void OnCollisionEnter2D(Collision2D collision)
{
if (collision.gameObject.tag == "Ground")
{
isGrounded = true;
}
}
}
Edit the script to add basic left and right movement and jumping (I can provide a simple script if needed).
Step 4: Incorporating Solana
Navigate to the Solana Unity SDK documentation (link provided in the original instructions).Follow the steps to add the Solana Unity SDK to your project via the Package Manager.Once the SDK is added, download the "SoulPlay" Unity package and import it into your project.
Step 5: Integrating NFTs as Collectibles
In your game, decide what the collectibles will be (these will represent NFTs).Place several collectible sprites around your scene.Write a simple script that detects when the player collides with a collectible and logs a message. This will be the placeholder for NFT collection logic.
Step 6: Setting Up NFT Interaction
Utilize the Solana Unity SDK to connect these collectibles with actual NFTs. For instance, each collectible sprite could represent a unique NFT on the Solana blockchain.Follow the SDK guidelines to assign an NFT to each collectible in the game.
Step 7: Token Swap and Mobile/WebGL Deployment
Introduce a basic UI button for token swapping; use the Solana SDK to integrate actual functionality.Prepare your Unity project for Mobile and WebGL platforms, adjusting settings for performance and compatibility.
Step 8: Testing and Finalizing Your Game
Test the game in Unity to ensure all mechanics work as intended.Build and deploy your game to the desired platforms.Perform final checks to ensure Solana functionality works on all platforms, particularly the NFT collection and token swap features.
Conclusion:
Congratulations! You've just created a simple Solana-integrated game in Unity. This basic setup introduces you to the possibilities of blockchain gaming, allowing players to interact with NFTs within a simple collectible game framework.
Call to Action:
Explore further! Expand your game with more features, different types of collectibles, and additional gameplay mechanics. And remember, this is just the beginning—there's a whole world of possibilities.
You can use ChatGPT if need a bit help, but this article is quite comprehensive. I'm very happy to share that, in a article months ago about how to create a token in seconds, I've helped around 30 people create their first token (hey contacted me). I know it's a small number, but if I could help even one person realize their dreams, I'm already happy.
In the next articles, I'll talk about:
Why and how to learn Unity (It's easy and helps with developing games for blockchains).Best Tokenomics (It's very important to have good tokenomics to prevent your project from becoming a pump and dump).How to attract investments (There's a big list of pages with investors to bring good exposure to your project; I'll provide a Huge list 🔥).How to build a community (Nowadays, many projects share exposure and active followers; in return, their community receives some airdrops. I'll bring a list).

Extra:Create a JavaScript Plugin in Unity:Create a new file called Plugin.jslib in the Assets/Plugins folder in your Unity project.Add the following JavaScript code for a simple Solana connection and NFT fetching:
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mergeInto(LibraryManager.library, {
WalletConnect: function () {
// Initialize your Solana connection here
// This is a placeholder function, actual implementation will vary based on your setup
console.log('Wallet connected');
},

FetchNFTs: function () {
// Fetch NFTs logic here
// This is a placeholder function, actual implementation will vary based on your setup
console.log('NFTs fetched');
}
});

Please note, actual JavaScript for connecting to Solana and fetching NFTs would need to be developed based on your specific requirements and the Solana Web3.js library.
In Unity, create a new C# script to call these JavaScript functions, for example, SolanaIntegration.cs.
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using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using UnityEngine;

public class SolanaIntegration : MonoBehaviour
{
[DllImport("__Internal")]
private static extern void WalletConnect();

[DllImport("__Internal")]
private static extern void FetchNFTs();

public void ConnectWallet()
{
WalletConnect();
}

public void GetNFTs()
{
FetchNFTs();
}
}

Attach this script to a GameObject in your scene, and you can call ConnectWallet() and GetNFTs() methods, for example, through UI button clicks.

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1. Choose a Wallet Type
First, decide on the type of wallet(s) you want to use:

-Software Wallets:
These are apps or desktop programs (e.g., MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Exodus). Great for regular trading and convenience.

-Hardware Wallets:
Physical devices like Ledger or Trezor. Best for long-term storage and higher security.

-Paper aWallets:
Offline storage of private keys. Good for cold storage but not as convenient for active trading.

2. Install and Set Up Software Wallets
For this example, we'll go over using MetaMask (a popular software wallet).
1. Download MetaMask:
• Go to the official MetaMask website or download the app from Google Play or the App Store.
• Install it and follow the setup process.
2. Create a New Wallet:
• Open the MetaMask app and select "Create a Wallet."
• Choose a strong password, and make sure to write down your 12-word recovery phrase in a safe place! This is your backup if you lose access.
3. Create Additional Wallets:
• In MetaMask, you can create multiple wallets under one account.
• Go to the MetaMask extension or app, click on the account icon (usually at the top), and select "Create Account."
• You can name each wallet differently for easy organization, e.g., "Trading Wallet" or "Savings Wallet."

3. Fund Your Wallets
• Once your wallet is set up, you can transfer cryptocurrency from exchanges or other wallets into your MetaMask wallet.
• For each wallet, you’ll have its own unique address. Ensure you're sending the correct currency to the right wallet ($ETH to an Ethereum wallet, $BTC to a Bitcoin wallet, etc.).

4. Manage Wallets Efficiently
• Separate Funds for Different Purposes: For instance, keep trading funds in one wallet, long-term holding in another, and staking funds in a separate one.
• Use the Right Wallet for Transactions: For higher-value transactions, you might want to use a hardware wallet (e.g., Ledger) for added security. For daily transactions or interacting with DeFi apps, a software wallet like MetaMask will work fine.

5. Back Up and Secure Wallets
• Backup: Always back up the seed phrases (recovery phrases) for each wallet you create. If you lose the recovery phrase, you lose access to your wallet.
• Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): If supported by your wallet, enable 2FA for added security when logging in or making transactions.
• Cold Storage: For long-term holdings, consider using a hardware wallet to keep your private keys offline.

6. Tips for Safety and Organization
• Different Wallets for Different Purposes: Avoid mixing trading funds with savings or long-term holdings. This minimizes risk.
• Track Your Wallets: Keep a record of which wallet holds what funds, especially if you're using multiple wallets for different coins or purposes.
• Use a Password Manager: If you have many wallets with different passwords, using a password manager to store your login information securely is a good idea.

7. Interacting with Decentralized Apps (DApps)
• Many crypto apps (like Uniswap, Aave, etc.) require you to connect your wallet. If you have multiple wallets, you can choose which one to connect.
• When you’re interacting with a DApp, simply select the wallet you want to use for that transaction.

8. Monitor Wallet Balances
• Use apps like Zerion or DeBank to track multiple wallets and their balances. These apps let you view assets across different wallets in one place.

9. Switching Between Wallets
• If you want to move funds from one wallet to another, you can do so by sending cryptocurrency from one wallet to another. Ensure you're transferring to the correct address and network.

Conclusion
Using multiple wallets adds a layer of security and organization to your crypto holdings. By creating separate wallets for different purposes (trading, savings, staking), and using both software and hardware wallets for different security levels, you can #manage your crypto assets more safely.

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