FAQ
General Questions
What exactly is Tylix?
Tylix is an ERC-20 based, secure and scalable digital token used in the Web3 and GameFi world, facilitating in-game transfers. It also offers a versatile infrastructure that aims to unify the cross-game economy.
Which network does it work on?
Tylix runs on the Ethereum mainnet. It is also designed to integrate with Layer-2 solutions (zk-Rollup, Optimistic Rollup).
Is the token supply fixed?
Yes. When the contract was deployed, 1,000,000 Tylix tokens were created as a fixed supply.
Is token burning supported?
It is not directly supported in the first version, but since the smart contract structure is modular, the burn function can be integrated if desired.
Technical Specifications & Safety
What security measures are in place for token transfers?
Zero address control Zero quantity control Balance control Transfer success check Registration with special TransferExecuted event
How is Tylix different from other GameFi tokens?
It offers a much more secure, flexible and sustainable system with its advanced safeTransfer() function, timestamped recordHistory() system, rate-limited pause() feature and DAO migration ready infrastructure.
Can we stop the contract in case of emergency?
Yes, the system can be temporarily stopped with the pause() function. However, this can only be done by the owner (or DAO in the future) and is protected by a 1-hour rate-limit.
What does the Time Stamped Registration system do?
Every critical system or in-game event is recorded in the chain with the recordHistory() function. This ensures that transactions are recorded in a provable, chronological and unrepeatable way.
User & Developer Questions
Is Tylix a game or just a token?
Tylix is not a game. However, it is an infrastructure token developed to be used for games. It can be integrated into NFT systems, marketplaces and in-game mechanics.
As a developer, how can I integrate Tylix into my game?
Since Tylix is ERC20 compliant, it can be directly integrated with libraries such as Web3.js, Ethers.js. Fast integration is possible thanks to its API-friendly and modular code structure.
Is staking possible with Tylix?
There is no staking in the first version. However, the smart contract structure is ready to be extended for staking functionality.
DAO & Community Management
Will there be a transition to DAO management?
Yes, it is. Thanks to the ownable structure, Tylix can be transferred to the DAO in the future. This transition will be achieved with OpenZeppelin based modules such as Governor, TimelockController, Voting
Can the community intervene in the token?
For the time being, only the contract holder is authorized. However, with the transition to the DAO system, the community will be able to decide by majority vote.
Marketing, Economics and Uses
Is Tylix just a gaming token?
No, no, no. Tylix is a multi-purpose tool: it can be used for in-game payments, rewards, tournaments, NFT earnings, participation incentives and as a governance token.
Which wallets are compatible?
Metamask works with Trust Wallet, Ledger and all ERC-20 compatible wallets.
Will it be listed on stock exchanges?
Exchange plans are included in the roadmap. The first goal is to be listed on decentralized exchanges (Uniswap etc.) and then integrate with centralized exchanges.
In which countries is Tylix available?
Wherever Ethereum is supported, Tylix can be used. However, investors should be cautious in light of local regulations.
Usage Scenarios
What can a player do with Tylix?
Can make in-game payments
NFT can buy
Receive tournament prizes
Can prove events attended (recordHistory)
Can vote in the DAO system in the future
What can a game developer do with Tylix?
Can build a token-based economy
Can analyze player behavior
Create reward and loyalty systems
Can log event/quest history
Define special access systems for NFTs
Safety and Audit
Has the contract been audited?
The code structure is written compatible with OpenZeppelin libraries. External audit is planned.
Is there protection against reentrancy attacks?
Warning. Built-in overflow and reentrancy protections from Solidity 0.8 are used. Also critical functions have internal control structure
Are there safeguards against user errors?
Functions such as safeTransfer() automatically prevent situations such as wrong address, zero value, insufficient funds.
Future Plans and Expansion
Is there Layer-2 support?
Yes. Integration with Layer-2 solutions such as zkRollup, Optimistic Rollup is in the roadmap.
Will there be multi-game support?
Yes. Tylix is designed for cross-game asset migration and cross-integration.
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