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# NFT Ownership

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**EXODE grants ownership of digital assets to players, in the form of currencies, collectible cards and assets they can produce and use.** \
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EXODE NFTs are usually represented by cards but also include other very diverse NFTs such as planets, designs, coordinates or maps or licenses, and other ownerships collectable by players. \
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The first step of ownership is usually accessing a pack such as a starter or booster pack. Once opened, this pack gives a number of cards, which are all NFTs on the blockchain.\
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The blockchain is used to broadcast this ownership in a way that is **decentralized, distributed and public** and which cannot be altered retroactively. Thanks to it, players permanently own digital assets and can collect and trade them.\
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EXODE video game currently broadcasts and operates **on the HIVE blockchain**. HIVE is transaction free and processes new blocks every 3 seconds with extreme efficiency thanks to the servers of its witnesses.\
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EXODE itself runs a witness server with its creator, [Elindos Phar](https://peakd.com/@elindos).\ <br>

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