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Treasure is a decentralized NFT ecosystem built on Arbitrum specifically for metaverse projects. Every project listed on Treasure's marketplace uses MAGIC in their respective metaverses, each with its own lore and storytelling for this resource. MAGIC, the native token of Treasure, is the only currency accepted for marketplace transactions. Thus, MAGIC serves as the reserve currency for all metaverses connected under the Treasure umbrella. Projects on Treasure are connected, both narratively and economically, through MAGIC. The DAO uses MAGIC emissions to develop new projects and sustain existing ones.

Cyber is a restaked Ethereum Layer 2 designed for social and optimized for mass adoption. It serves as the social layer for web3 applications and the gateway for the next wave of users to access web3 experiences, tools and financial liquidity across all Layer 2 ecosystems.

Lighthouse is the navigational engine of the metaverse, enabling users to search through a database of all the active events occurring in metaverse games such as Decentraland and The Sandbox. It also allows users to search for their own location in these virtual worlds.

Aptos is a safe and scalable layer 1 blockchain that aims to bring decentralized assets into the everyday lives of billions of users.

Fluence is a Web 3 native computing platform for developing and hosting applications, interfaces, and backends on permissionless peer-to-peer networks. It can read data from any public data source—IPFS, Filecoin, Arweave, Ceramic, Ethereum, Solana, Flow, etc.—compute over it, and store the newly computed data in any of these repositories.

Recall is a project building a network for AI agents to store, share, and trade knowledge onchain. It enables agents to prove and monetize data, using blockchain for recording transactions and strategies. Recall is merged by Textile and Ceramic development company 3Box Labs.

Arbitrum, created by the Offchain Labs team, is an Ethereum Layer2 scaling solution based on Optimistic Rollup technology. It leverages the ability to communicate between L1 and L2, allowing any form of Ethereum asset to be transferred between Layer 1 and Layer 2 without the need for trust. Even though Arbitrum transactions are still settled on Ethereum, only raw transaction data is submitted to Ethereum, with execution and contract storage occurring off-chain. This makes the gas fee required on Arbitrum much smaller than on the mainnet, and contracts are fully compatible with no gas limit.