UZUMETA is a ERC-4907 based NFT game rental protocol to help gamers easily start Web3/blockchain games. A user can borrow a game item NFT, play the game with the items, and share the earnings.
According to the report from DApp Radar, games are leading the usage and adoption of blockchain based on the number of unique active wallets, dominating 42% of all UAW.
However, there is a big blocker for new users to buy a NFT when they want to play a game and participate in its ecosystem. For example, when StepN was launched on January of 2022, a user had to buy shoes which costed at least $500 to participate in StepN. So a few blockchain games developed and operated a scholarship program, which was rental and revenue sharing mechanism.
However, the scholarship programs are not decentralized and automated, which has a trust problem between manager and scholar. That is, a scholar has to depend on a manager for the distribution of the earnings, which is not a trustless UX at all.
Therefore, UZUMETA solves the problem of the current scholarship program based on the smart contract of ERC-4907 and help gamers share revenues in an automated and trustless way.