What is Oasys (OAS)?

Deep Dive

1. Purpose & Value Proposition

Oasys was launched in 2022 to address blockchain gaming challenges like slow transactions, gas fees, and complex user experiences. It targets three stakeholders: gamers (zero gas fees), developers (scalable tools), and IP holders (secure asset management). Recent partnerships, such as tokenizing $75M Tokyo real estate with GATES Inc., highlight its pivot toward real-world asset (RWA) tokenization while retaining gaming roots (GATES Inc.).

2. Technology & Architecture

The network uses a dual-layer system:
- Hub-Layer (L1): A Proof-of-Stake chain for validators and OAS staking, ensuring security and decentralization.
- Verse-Layer (L2): Customizable Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible chains for developers to build games or apps with near-instant transactions.
This design eliminates gas fees for users while maintaining interoperability, crucial for gaming economies and RWA projects.

3. Tokenomics & Governance

OAS has a fixed supply of 10B tokens (4.87B circulating). Key utilities include:
- Staking: Users earn rewards (APY varies) and participate in governance.
- Delegation: Validators like Bandai Namco and SEGA offer additional incentives (e.g., NFTs, voting rights).
- RWA Integration: Tokenizing assets like real estate expands OAS’s use beyond gaming, leveraging its EVM compatibility for institutional adoption.

Conclusion

Oasys bridges gaming and real-world asset tokenization with a scalable, fee-efficient infrastructure. Its adaptability—from hosting AAA games to enabling fractional property ownership—positions it as a multi-use blockchain. Could OAS’s pivot into RWAs unlock new demand while maintaining its gaming niche?