The ARCADE project
ARCADE
AdaptiveReciprocatingChain-linkedAuxiliaryDistributedEcosystem
A world that no single company owns and no single machine can switch off.
ARCADE is a network of computers, run by ordinary people, that host games, apps, chat and trading you can open in any web browser. Your name, messages, coins and collectibles live on public blockchains, so any arcade can serve you.
Works with
Dogecoin
Pepecoin
Litecoin
DigiByte
Bellscoin
Luckycoin+ more coming
The network right now
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arcades online
last 24 hours
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direct mesh links
from this site's arcade
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mesh addresses known
ways to reach arcades
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mesh round trip
median between arcades
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Pepecoin block
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Pepecoin test block
names, messages, posts
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arcade version
running on this site's arcade
Every number we count. Counted every 10 minutes by the arcade that serves this site. An arcade counts as online when it's linked now, was reached in the last hour, or announced itself on chain in the last day.
One wallet, many coins
One account holds every coin ARCADE works with. Your wallet is locked in your own browser, whichever chain the coins are on.
Dogecoin DOGE
Hold, send and tip. Swap with Pepecoin, Litecoin and DigiByte, and collect Doginals.
SwapsEscrowCollectibles
Pepecoin PEP
Where ARCADE lives: names, posts and messages ride on Pepecoin's test network. Tips, trades and Pepinals on main.
SwapsEscrowCollectiblesNames and posts
Litecoin LTC
Hold, send and swap with the other main coins, and collect Litecoin ordinals. A test network is there for trying things.
SwapsEscrowCollectibles
DigiByte DGB
Hold, send and swap with Dogecoin, Pepecoin and Litecoin, and collect DigiByte ordinals.
SwapsEscrowCollectibles
Bellscoin BEL
Hold and send, and collect Bellinals. Full support is being finished.
CollectiblesMore coming
Luckycoin LKY
Hold and send, with escrow and Luckinals. Swaps open once full support lands.
EscrowCollectiblesSwaps coming
What people say
One network, three ways in
Play, post, collect and trade
Sign up with a name and a password. Your wallet is made and locked on your own device, and you never hand your coins to anyone to play.
What players can doRun an arcade on a spare computer
One program beside the coin software. It links itself to other arcades, and you decide what it offers, what it charges and who it serves.
Run an arcadePublish once, appear everywhere
A web app written to a chain shows up in every arcade's App Store, including multiplayer games that work across arcades.
Built on ARCADEWhat makes it different
Your keys stay yours
Your wallet is sealed in your browser. The arcade keeps only a locked copy it can't open, and never sees your password.
The chain is the database
Names, messages, posts, tokens and collectibles are transactions. An arcade's own data is a cache anyone can rebuild from the chains.
Any arcade can serve you
If your arcade closes, sign in at another with the same name and password, and everything you own is there.
Trades without a middleman
Most trades settle in one transaction both people sign, or in time-locked contracts that either pay both sides or refund both.
Communities share the load
One operator can run a coin's full software and lend it to many arcades. Each arcade runs what it can and borrows the rest, then checks what it borrows.
Operators decide
Each arcade picks its coins, look, limits, fees and AI models. Rules that protect players are fixed in the code for everyone.
How it fits together
Four parts: your browser, the arcades, the mesh that links them, and the public blockchains underneath.
Swipe sideways to see the whole diagram.
Built on ARCADE
Where it's headed
The team's current work is about trust you can see and an easier start for operators. These are plans, not promises.
Pages you can check
Arcades show that they serve the standard, signed pages and spot-check each other, with a badge players can see.
More coins, fully supported
Bellscoin and Luckycoin support is being finished, including their collectibles.
One balance everywhere
An account used on several arcades shows the same coins on each, with no slow rescan when you move.
Thank you to the developers
ARCADE is built in the open by people who give it their time. If it's useful to you, you can thank them with a tip from any arcade.
@bigchiefenergy
Created DogecoinArcade and leads the protocol and the core code.
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@yourfirstname
Builds PepecoinArcade, chain support and Ashvale, and runs arcades for the network.
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@tbuuol
Develops for ARCADE and operates PepecoinArcade's node.
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