Elaria Whitepaper
  • Introduction
    • Project Overview
    • Vision & Goals
    • Key Features
  • Lore & Game Story
    • The World of Elaria
    • The Riftstorm and Planescallers
    • Core Objectives of the Game
  • Game Mechanics & Structure
    • Gameplay Overview
    • Puzzle Game Mechanics (Telegram Mini-App)
    • Card Battle System Overview (Future Expansion)
    • In-Game Resources & Progression System
  • Blockchain & Token Economy
    • ELR Token Overview
    • Token Utility & Economic Model
    • Token Distribution & Circulation Model
    • Vesting Plan
  • Ecosystem & Economic Model
    • Roles of Players & Participants
    • In-Game Transactions & Market Structure
    • Game Economy Stabilization Strategies
  • Roadmap
    • Project Development Phases
    • Puzzle Game Release Schedule
    • Card Game & Future Expansion Plan
    • Long-Term Ecosystem Development
  • Team & Partnerships
    • Development Team Introduction
    • Key Partners & Collaborations
  • Conclusion
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  1. Ecosystem & Economic Model

In-Game Transactions & Market Structure

Elaria is built around a player-driven economy where all interactions contribute to ecosystem sustainability.

1. Token-Based Transactions The ELR token serves as the main currency in the game. Key uses include: • Spell & Ability Upgrades – Players spend ELR to unlock and enhance magical powers. • Tournament Entry Fees – Competitive players use ELR to join high-stakes events. • Mana Recharge & Special Items – Players spend ELR for boosts, energy, and premium game perks.

2. Player-Driven Market Economy • Players can buy, sell, and trade in-game items and assets. • The market is governed by supply and demand, fostering a dynamic economy. • Limited-time events introduce rare spells, relics, and collectibles to spark trade and activity.

3. Staking & Rewards System • Players and investors stake ELR tokens to earn passive income. • Staked ELR strengthens liquidity and network health. • Stakers receive exclusive bonuses and voting rights in ecosystem governance.

4. Transaction Fees & Redistribution • Small transaction fees apply to in-game purchases and trades. • Fees are redistributed across play-to-earn pools, liquidity, and development. • This model sustains long-term economic growth and reduces inflation.

Through transparent, player-led transactions, Elaria fosters a decentralized marketplace that rewards participation and fuels continuous growth.

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