ONE Coin Flow
Overview
ONE is the Harmony network’s native coin. In-game, ONE is used to pay on‑chain execution costs (gas) and certain native fees (e.g., when spending turns). It complements LOP, which powers most in‑game economy actions, burns, and rewards.
Where ONE Is Required
Blockchain Gas (all transactions) Every on‑chain interaction—placing buildings, producing items, listing/buying on the marketplace, sending resources, wars, clan actions—requires a small gas fee paid in ONE. ( Generally 0.07 per TX )
Turn Usage (progression fee) When you spend turns via
useTurns, the call must include a native coin value equal to the fee configured on‑chain:turnFeeWei. This value is paid in ONE and is subject to change by contract governance/updates. ( 0.1 ONE per turn usage TX )
How the ONE Flow Works
Prepare your wallet Hold enough ONE to cover gas and any native fees required by the contracts you’ll call. ( 50-100 ONE is enough for the first couple of weeks )
Perform actions
Every transaction spends a small amount of ONE on gas.
Where the ONE goes
Gas is paid to the Harmony network (validators).
Turn Usage ONE fee (0.1 ONE) goes to 5 addresses equally;
Top 3 Players by Points + Refferrer Address + Project's Foundation Address ( to support LOP's liquidity )
Design Rationale
Network Sustainability: Native fees + gas deter spam and align costs with on‑chain load.
Clear Role Separation: LOP = utility/burn/reward token; ONE = execution and required native fees.
Player Checklist
Keep a small buffer of ONE for gas and native fees.
If a transaction fails with “insufficient funds,” top up your ONE balance.
FAQ
Q: Is ONE burned by the game? A: No. Gas goes to the Harmony network, Fee goes to the reward receivers.
Q: Does ONE replace LOP? A: No. ONE enables execution; LOP drives the in‑game economy (sinks, burns, rewards).
Q: Can the ONE fee for turns change? A: Yes. According to the network's condition, it can change slightly.
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