With 10% of its LUMI token currently being made available through its MegaDrop Part 1 campaign, Ronin-based pixel MMORPG Lumiterra is seeing a strong uptick in onchain activity.
MegaDrop Part 1 sees users rewarded with LUMI for activities such as staking in-game assets or contributing content via placement on the Yapper leaderboard via the Kaito social platform.
Fragment and Mystery Box holders will also be rewarded with tokens.
In conjunction with this activity, Lumiterra is also now playable via browser. Previously, you had to download the PC client to access the game.
The result has seen Lumiterra’s daily onchain activity spike to over 300,000 DAUWs, accounting for around half of all activity on Ronin.
Of course, such spikes aren’t new for the project. During its first two closed beta tests, its onchain activity peaked at almost 800,000 DAUWs in July 2024, although this level wasn’t sustained for any long period.
More generally, Lumiterra combines core gameplay features such as farming, crafting, exploration and combat, with the ability to collect monsters that you can then use on your farm to speed resource collection.
It’s notable that every item in the game is crafted, and every asset – resources, items and monsters – is a tradeable NFT.
The game also has its own integrated DeFi protocol called Lumi Finance, which is how players are currently staking their assets to get rewards in the MegaDrop Part 1. Lumi Finance also has its own stablecoin, and enables token swaps and liquidity provision.
Find out more at the Lumiterra website.