What is Ultra (UOS)?

Deep Dive

1. Purpose & Value Proposition

Ultra seeks to decentralize the $200B gaming industry by redistributing value from corporate gatekeepers to creators and players. Developers gain access to tools for marketing, monetization, and cross-game asset interoperability, while players earn UOS tokens through gameplay, content creation, and marketplace participation. Unlike Steam’s 30% fees, Ultra charges as low as 15%, with revenue shared among stakeholders (Ultra Whitepaper).

2. Technology & Ecosystem

Built on a custom C++ blockchain, Ultra supports gasless transactions and integrates Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility, enabling cross-chain DeFi and NFT interoperability. Key features:
- Ultra Games: Curated storefront with exclusive titles.
- Uniq Marketplace: Trade in-game assets as NFTs with royalties for creators.
- Ultra Arena: Live-streaming platform with tokenized rewards.
Partnerships with hardware makers (e.g., Thomson Computing) pre-install Ultra on gaming PCs, targeting European markets.

3. Tokenomics & Governance

UOS (1B max supply) powers transactions, governance, and grants:
- Utility: Buy games, stake for rewards, or participate in auctions.
- Grants Program: $1M fund for community-voted projects (games, tools, infrastructure).
- Governance: Decentralized Autonomous Organization (UltraDAO) proposals dictate treasury allocation and platform upgrades.

Conclusion

Ultra reimagines gaming as a player-owned economy, blending Web2 accessibility with Web3 ownership. Its success hinges on attracting developers to its EVM-compatible ecosystem and fostering a sustainable token economy. Can Ultra’s hybrid model bridge the gap between mainstream gamers and blockchain adoption?