Hamster Kombat to Establish New Blockchain Network with Tycho Protocol

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Hamster Kombat has announced a new partnership with Tycho Protocol to create a high-performance private blockchain network.

New Partnership Initiative

The game Hamster Kombat on the Telegram platform announced a collaboration with Tycho Protocol to create a private blockchain network. This partnership aims to increase transaction speed, flexibility, and scalability to support the growing user base of the game. The decision was approved by the Hamster Kombat DAO after Broxus proposed Tycho Protocol as a solution tailored to the game's needs.

Technical Features of Tycho Protocol

Tycho Protocol product lead Alexander Alekseev noted that Tycho can process over 30,000 transactions per second. This technology, operating on TVM, easily integrates with the TON ecosystem, providing the scalability needed for Hamster Kombat's ambitious plans. The Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) architecture and actor model of Tycho Protocol ensure fast processing, stability, and scalability.

Hamster Kombat is a perfect example of a project that demands a high-performance network to support its growing user base.Alexander Alekseev

Blockchain Network for Hamster Kombat Users

The Hamster Kombat team expressed confidence in the new partnership, stating that Tycho Protocol's technical strengths perfectly align with their vision. The new network will improve the user experience, simplify operations, and support the expanding player base. It will enable faster, cheaper transactions, creating a strong foundation for future developments.

The collaboration with Tycho Protocol will allow Hamster Kombat to significantly improve operations and the user experience through an enhanced blockchain network.

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