TechFlow news — Treasure DAO has officially released the simplified whitepaper for Infinity Chains on X.
Treasure Chain users will be able to directly pay gas fees using MAGIC. Built on Arbitrum rollup technology, the chain will be customized to meet Treasure’s unique gaming requirements, expand revenue opportunities through additional asset trading, and increase DAO income via sequencing fees. The chain will utilize a permission model based on granular access control lists (ACL). As such, the DAO will manage an allowlist for mainnet contract deployments, initially overseen by core contributors. With this ACL approach, the DAO governs the products and infrastructure available on-chain, preserving its own protocols and applications at the base layer. This enables the blockchain to avoid race-to-the-bottom competition on royalties by excluding competing marketplaces, ensuring royalty enforcement on NFT sales.
Over time, Treasure will transition toward a multi-chain vision featuring Infinity Chains, ultimately adopting shared sequencers or similar architectures. Infinity Chains will be product- or game-specific rollup implementations tailored to individual projects’ unique needs. Arbitrum Orbit technology allows game developers to easily deploy their own L3 chains with high levels of customization. These highly specialized gaming chains will operate around the core Treasure Chain. Game developers will be able to offer users lower transaction costs than Arbitrum One and achieve higher throughput, all while maintaining connectivity with the broader ecosystem.
The development and launch of Treasure Chain will be coordinated through a parallelized program targeting a mainnet release in Q3 2024. Steps are being taken to rapidly achieve and deploy a testnet in Q1 2024, enabling early adopter engagement and allowing sufficient time for network hardening. Meanwhile, ongoing development and testing of specific chain features will be rolled out incrementally as testnet upgrades marking key milestones.
