Chainlink Weekly Roundup: MicroBuddies and MoonieNFT

True Randomness from Chainlink

Chainlink keeps pushing the smart contract economy forward. In particular, different projects across the space use one of its core products, Chainlink Verifiable Random Function (VRF), to cryptographically secure randomness in their blockchain apps.

In this week's roundup:

• MoonieNFT and MicroBuddies integrate VRF.

MoonieNFT: Random Loot Boxes

MoonieNFT integrated Chainlink VRF to help power NFT-yielding Moonchests and in-game results.

The GameFi platform leverages the oracle network to give players randomized Moonie NFTs, which offer all-around usability throughout the ecosystem and enable players to participate in the on-chain gameplay.

"MoonieNFT does things differently from the competition, but in the case of randomness, every NFT and gaming project wants to use the most secure random number generator possible. Chainlink VRF is undoubtedly the RNG that provides the most value to players," said Michael Szachno, Co-founder of MoonieNFT.

More than 60,000 NFTs have already been drawn from Moonchests (randomized loot boxes) using Chainlink VRF.

MicroBuddies: Random NFT Traits

MicroBuddies integrated VRF to assign traits to NFTs randomly.

The NFT strategy game now has access to a tamper-proof and auditable source of randomness to determine the MicroBuddies NFT traits during reproduction. Unique and rare Microbuddies are more desirable because they produce more GOO, the virtual currency in the game.

"Chainlink VRF provides us with a secure, reliable, and verifiable way to help randomly assign traits to MicroBuddies NFTs. We want our players to feel confident that the process is fair and transparent, and Chainlink VRF helps us provide them with this assurance," said David B. Dorwart, CEO of Good Gaming Inc, the company behind MicroBuddies.

Check out BSC News' weekly roundup to keep up with the latest regarding the smart contract powerhouse.

Last four editions:

• Aug. 26: Drip Teddy Club, Interest Protocol and Nexus Mutual
• Aug. 20: Floki, Iron Bank, Zeus Finance and Kyber
• Aug. 12: OpenOcean, Sneaky Vampire Syndicate and Swell Network
• Aug. 5: Swingby, Biswap, Tulip Protocol and Metis

What Is Chainlink:

Chainlink is the industry standard for building, accessing, and selling oracle services needed to power hybrid smart contracts on any blockchain. Chainlink oracle networks provide smart contracts with a way to reliably connect to any external API and leverage secure off-chain computations for enabling feature-rich applications. They currently secure tens of billions of dollars across DeFi, insurance, gaming, and other major industries and offer global enterprises and leading data providers a universal gateway to all blockchains.

Where to find Chainlink:‍

Website | Twitter | Docs | Community

What Is MoonieNFT:

MoonieNFT wants to revolutionize the gamified yield farming and GameFi market by introducing the Moonieverse, featuring NFT collectibles, arcade games, and NFT usability throughout the ecosystem.

Where to find MoonieNFT:

Website | Twitter

What Is MicroBuddies:

MicroBuddies is an NFT strategy game featuring ten species of cute, lovable, and not evil Microbes that passively produce a virtual currency called GOO. Unlike other breeding games, MicroBuddies reproduce asexually through a process known as replication. Replicating a MicroBuddy requires GOO and will create a next-gen MicroBuddy with traits inherited from its parent.

Where to find MicroBuddies:

Website | Twitter