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# 4 First Path Validation
The Capybobo game is the first scenario where the protocol is put into practice.
We chose to validate the complete path of "extended lifecycle → deepened character relationships → IP accumulation" on our own game first.
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#### 4.1 Real Users and Sustained Revenue
The game is live and continuously operating. Key metrics:
* Over 2.33 million registered users
* Over 36,000 paying users, \~1.6% conversion rate
* Daily active users (DAU) of approximately 23,000
* Cumulative revenue exceeding $3.59 million
These numbers mean: users are willing to pay consistently for characters and gameplay, the project is self-sustaining, and every protocol capability has a real business scenario to plug into.
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#### 4.2 Future Development Path
Building on the existing operational foundation, the game will integrate protocol capabilities in phases:
* **AI Soul Engine** — Giving characters memory. Inject independent memory and personality evolution into Capybobo characters, enabling each player to build a one-of-a-kind relationship with their character.
* **On-chain Assets & Transparent Distribution** — Making the economy sustainable. Bring game assets on-chain, pair user deposits with assets to form LP; distribute revenue transparently via smart contracts to build long-term trust.
* **Physical Extension** — Taking characters beyond the screen. Extend characters into AI-chip-embedded designer toys and wearable devices — from being remembered in the game to being carried outside of it.
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