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My Neighbor Alice Land Sale Postponed

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The world building game My Neighbor Alice originally had a land sale planned this week, but these plans have been postponed. The developers are simply not ready yet and want to make sure that their smart contract are well audited. First there will be two weeks of staking ALICE tokens, which earns users raffle tokens. After that the actual sale will take place.

The land sale website will now go live in the week of May 2nd to May 8th. The release of the updated website will happen together with an official announcement with more details about the land sale. That’s the moment they will announce a new start date for the 14-days staking period, which will be followed up by the actual land sale.

My Neighbor Alice is an upcoming building game that reminds us a lot of Nintendo’s hit game Animal Crossing. However, this particular game is of course running on blockchain technology. My Neighbor Alice works on Binance Smart Chain and allows every user to stake ALICE tokens, buy land and participate in the game’s economy.

Obviously the dates aren’t up-to-date anymore, but in case you’re interested in buying land for My Neighbor Alice we’ve written a step-by-step guide for that. When we have more details on the postponed land sale of My Neighbor Alice, we will update on this website.

What can you do with land?

Players can customize their land in My Neighbor Alice. They can build their own house, garden and farm. In total there will be approximately 100.000 land parcels in the game. Thanks to the ability to rent land, and the addition of public features, everybody can enjoy My Neighbor Alice.

Players can design their land in My Neighbor Alice with different items, each of them being an NFT. There will be for example plants, flowers, trees, buildings and animals. An NFT creator and game building software allows players to create unique experiences.

What is My Neighbor Alice?

My Neighbor Alice is a blockchain-powered multiplayer builder game in which players build their own virtual lands, interact with their neighbors, do all kinds of daily and social activities and earn rewards. Anyone can join the world by buying a piece of land, participate in farming, fishing, bug catching, beekeeping and many other activities. There are quests players can do together, while others are more competitive.

The neighborhood you live in is governed by the Community Council. This is basically a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) where players can use their ALICE tokens to vote on certain decisions. Furthermore the DAO will gain more power over time to distribute revenues for additional game development.

On an in-game marketplace players can sell and buy different items and NFTs. Avatars allow for personalization, while character developments help them to unlock exclusive events and even rewards.

A new concept that My Neighbor Alice taps into, will be adding DeFi elements to the game. NFTs will have collateral, making them more liquid and therefore economically useable. Each NFT gives a monthly interest for holding it, but token holders can also tap into the value.

A share of every NFT purchase will go into a collateral pool, and it’s tied to that particular NFT. If the user needs money, but there’s no buyer, they can lock their NFT and get the collateral instead. After doing that, the NFT would be locked. Users then need to pay back the money in order to regain control over their digital assets.

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