VWA On-Chain Data & Secure Settlement Mechanism

6.1 On-Chain Data for Transparency

1. Why Put Data On-Chain?

In traditional games, data like deposits, rewards, drops, and spending are all stored on the company's own servers. Players can't see it or verify if the data is authentic. For example: How many rewards did the system actually distribute? Were the odds manipulated? Do your assets truly belong to you? You can only blindly trust the official source.VWA on-chain data makes all this critical information public. Through on-chain records, every token distribution, consumption, and lottery draw can be verified on the blockchain.This serves three purposes:

1. Let players verify data themselves without blind trust

2. Prevent project teams from modifying, deleting, or forging data

3. Ensure all assets and tokens have on-chain proof, truly belonging to players

Simply put, going on-chain makes the game transparent, verifiable, and trustworthy.

1. On-Chain Data Scope:

Module	On-Chain Data
$COC Deposit	Transaction hash, deposit amount, player address, receiving address
$COC Withdrawal	Transaction hash, withdrawal amount, fee, withdrawal address
Sailing Mining	Timestamp, total $COC rewards, total recipients, reward details (player ID, reward amount)
Plunder Mining	Timestamp, total $COC rewards, total recipients, reward details (player ID, reward amount)
Daily Blind Box Lottery	Timestamp, total $COC rewards, total recipients, reward details (player ID, reward amount)
Spending	Timestamp, total $COC spent, spending details (player ID, spending type, amount spent)
Burning	Timestamp, total $COC burned, burn transaction hash

6.2 Platform Calculation & Settlement Mechanism

To ensure fairness and security of $COC distribution, all token distributions are calculated by the platform and then transmitted to the game for display.All distributions are calculated, verified, and signed by the platform before being fed back, ensuring fairness and security.Process:

1. The game sends necessary calculation data to the platform, which calculates results according to generation rules and feeds them back to the game

2. Data sent from game to platform:

   1. Sailing Mining: Player ID, sailing mining weight, round/timestamp

   2. Plunder Mining: Player ID, Battle Stone consumption x (platform calculates weight according to rules), round/timestamp

   3. Blind Box Lottery: Player ID, daily spending amount (including withdrawal fees)

3. Data fed back from platform to game (after processing):

   1. Sailing Mining: Player ID, $COC amount received, round/timestamp

   2. Plunder Mining: Player ID, $COC amount received, round/timestamp

   3. Blind Box Lottery: Player ID, $COC amount received, round/timestamp