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The Starknet Foundation announced the establishment of a Gaming Committee to develop its ecosystem.
According to the March 11 publication, the Gaming Committee (GC) will be responsible for shaping strategies and programs to expand into the relevant sector of the entertainment industry.
Representatives of the organization note that the six-person committee included experts from the cryptosphere and the gaming industry. The Starknet Foundation intends to develop programs that attract developers in the field of interactive entertainment.
“The Committee is tasked with designing and recommending programs to incentivize developers to create games on Starknet and incentivize players to use them.”
The Starknet Foundation Team
The organization hopes to start creating games based on Starknet, which will attract new users to the ecosystem. The committee's work will be evaluated based on several indicators, including the number of daily users, audience retention and revenue.
In November 2023, the Starknet Foundation established a defi Committee. It also includes six people and its main task is to implement and monitor the liquidity stimulation program. Total value locked (TVL) and daily trading volume will be the key indicators to evaluate the effectiveness of the new body.
Last month, the Starknet Foundation announced the distribution of more than 700 million Starknet network tokens to nearly 1.3 million addresses. It will be possible to claim tokens within four months and unclaimed STRKs will return to the distribution pool.
However, in the context of distribution, the number of active users on the Starknet network fell dramatically, by 57%. Later, the price of the native Starknet token fell sharply.