Mirror World's announcement reveals the launch of the first gaming rollup on Solana, utilizing the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) computation engine known as "Sonic." This technology will empower developers to deploy game engines on Solana using Mirror World's SDK and facilitate in-app transactions. The HyperGrid technology within Sonic enables gaming platforms to establish their decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregators for in-game interactions on Solana.

Mirror World has initially deployed its SDK to 50 gaming clients as distribution nodes, resulting in significant traffic and transaction engagements for games like Mahjong Meta, Matr1x Fire, and Seraph/ActozSoft. The capability of the Sonic system provides essential tools for payment and settlement infrastructure, crucial for the success of Web3 games.

Chris Zhu, the CEO of Mirror World, emphasizes the vision to expand the Solana Gaming Ecosystem by processing millions of requests per second per game and settling them onto Solana L1. The company's Smart Marketplace SDK offers developers the opportunity to integrate a nonfungible token marketplace within their decentralized applications for a monthly fee, with transaction volume capped at $1 million.

Solana's explosive growth has positioned it as a top-five blockchain by market cap, with a remarkable 824% gain in the past year. While gaming activities on Solana have so far been less developed compared to Ethereum, recent milestones, such as hitting $5 billion in nonfungible token sales, indicate significant progress in other areas.

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