# Stack applied

The technology stack used in "The Core" includes the following components:

1. Blockchain network - Polygon is used as the blockchain network due to its fast and cheap transaction speeds, as well as its integration with the Ethereum ecosystem and gaming community.
2. Tokenization - In-game items are tokenized, allowing for easy trading and interoperability on marketplaces and DEFI platforms.
   1. Resource management - ERC20 tokens are used for resources, allowing for interoperability on DEXs and easy management of resources.
   2. District and gateway representation - ERC721 tokens with dynamic metadata are used to represent districts and gateways, enabling easy integration with marketplaces and giving players greater flexibility in managing their assets.
   3. Utility and governance token - The IFL token is an ERC20 token used for utility and governance, providing players with a means for participating in decision-making within the game.
3. Marketplace integration - The integration with Opensea allows for easy listing of ERC721 tokens on the marketplace, increasing visibility and driving demand for in-game items.
4. Metadata storage - IPFS is used for validated metadata storage, ensuring the security and accessibility of in-game data.
5. Onchain event tracking - Pinata is used for onchain event tracking, enabling accurate resource calculation methods and enhancing the transparency of in-game events.
6. Secure web2 element hosting - Google Cloud is used for secure web2 element hosting, ensuring the security and reliability of the game's web2 elements.

Overall, this technology stack provides players with a secure and transparent gaming environment, allowing for easy management of resources and assets, and enabling long-term sustainability of the game.


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