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# Current Stage

Where we are now

Roxin is currently in the discovery stage.

We have defined the initial product thesis and are validating it with game developers, potential partners, and early investors.

The core question we are testing is whether game developers are willing to recognize value created in another game under rules they control.

Our next milestone is a controlled pilot between a small number of games.

Roxin is raising a pre-seed round to support this validation and the development of the first pilot.

### What Exists Today

Current work includes:

* the [$ROXIN](https://bscscan.com/token/0x9fAA7d1E5722209e1bEa5A857261F0e01aA79096) token on BNB Smart Chain
* the official [Roxin website](http://localhost:5173/)
* public project documentation
* token purchase infrastructure
* [smart contracts](https://bscscan.com/address/0xA2881B63D8a6cE1d6fdA985aEFCAbA8509F9895f)
* early ecosystem and product design
* developer and partner discovery

### What We Are Building

The next major objective is to demonstrate real value transfer between participating games.

The first useful implementation should be intentionally small:

* a small number of games
* one clearly defined value route
* explicit limits
* measurable player usage
* developer-controlled rules

### Why Start Small?

Cross-game value affects game economies.

It should therefore be introduced carefully.

Before expanding the network, Roxin needs evidence that portable value:

* is useful to players
* creates value for game developers
* does not damage game balance
* can be integrated reliably
* can operate economically at scale

The current priority is proving these assumptions.


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