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# Our Goals
**Chain Party** is designed to achieve the following goals:
**Community-Based Economy**
The **Chain Party** ensures a fair and transparent structure that rewards community contribution through the usage of blockchain technology.
**Player Liquidity**
The gamified platform experience of the **Chain Party** creates a concrete motivation structure for player liquidity to circulate among the games.
A liquid player base enables high player retention on the platform and value accrual to the platform.
**Mass Adoption**
We’ve made it easy for everyone to get started. No need to be a tech expert—just jump in and enjoy a seamless gaming experience!
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To achieve these goals, the **Chain Party** is composed of 3 elements:
**A Gamified Platform Experience**
The **Chain Party** offers a platform-native gamified experience through the mechanism of Party2Earn and Share2Earn, where users can collect rewards for game-level benefits.
**Platform Composability**
The **Chain Party** provides systematic composability across games on the platform.
**Quality Games Driving Intrinsic Motivation**
The **Chain Party** intends to start with a small number of quality games to create a solid community, then extend the system out through the continuous onboarding of new high-quality titles.
A combination of high-quality titles and a series of mini-games to be launched on the platform create a great balance between game quality and widespread access, stimulating various intrinsic motivations of gamers.
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