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# Ecosystem

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Currently, P2E games are trying to solve the unfair distribution of game investors by designing the reward system with Free to Play and Play to Earn separately, but they are facing problems with hyperinflation and utilization of governance tokens.

As our solution to this, **3KM** intends to solve the problems with a new system that increases the utilization and value of tokens and suppresses inflation by granting the right to generate important game goods and NFTs through staking. In addition, by transferring some of the production rights to key assets necessary for game play to governance tokens and utility tokens, we want to give users participating in the game a role in activating the ecosystem. To this end, we want to keep the ecosystem healthy by balancing creation of GameFi and NFT, inflation management, and the realm of gameplay.


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