Telegram Mini Game New Star Rising, Catizen Leads the New Era of Web3 Social Entertainment

As on-chain games and engines are still in their early stages, the gaming sector within the Telegram x TON ecosystem has attracted widespread attention due to its large user base and traffic. Among them, the Catizen project, which has won the championship in The Open League (TOL) for three consecutive sessions, has stood out with its strong technical capabilities.

Catizen is a Web3.0 social entertainment platform built on the TON ecosystem, dedicated to creating a decentralized consumption application that integrates mini-games, short dramas, and e-commerce. Its core product is a cat-themed game that combines metaverse, GameFi, and AI technology, and innovatively introduces a Play2Airdrop model, allowing players to earn future airdrops while playing.

Since the beta version went live on March 19, 2024, Catizen has achieved remarkable results. The total number of players has surpassed 22.5 million, with nearly 1.3 million on-chain users, daily active users peaking over 3.5 million, and paying users reaching 500,000. These figures fully reflect Catizen's leading position in the Telegram x TON ecosystem.

The success of Catizen is not accidental, but is built on a solid technological foundation. Unlike other competitors that rely on third-party engines, Catizen has built its own game engine, the Catizen Game Engine. This engine is designed specifically for Telegram mini-programs and supports high-performance millisecond-level multi-threaded loading, data tracking, and globally distributed loading technology. These features ensure smooth operation of the game across different devices, especially excelling on mobile.

In addition, Catizen also provides a powerful SDK, offering developers a one-stop service. With just three simple steps, H5 game developers can quickly publish their games on Telegram. The SDK supports multiple operating systems and devices, simplifying the implementation process of game functions and greatly enhancing development efficiency.

Compared to other mini-games in the Telegram ecosystem, Catizen, while relying on the Telegram platform, does not depend entirely on it. Through a dedicated game engine and SDK, Catizen has built its own technological barriers, creating a relatively complete and sustainable gaming ecosystem.

Catizen's multi-threaded asynchronous loading technology effectively addresses the experience issues when a large number of players are online simultaneously. The global content delivery network (CDN) provides players with a smoother and more stable gaming environment, significantly reducing latency and improving content loading speeds. These technological advantages allow Catizen to stand out in the highly competitive blockchain gaming sector.

Looking ahead, Catizen has announced its development roadmap for the next 12 months, covering six phases. From launching the game and incentivizing users to create crypto wallets, to releasing the game center, short video platform, and then launching the open task platform and e-commerce platform, Catizen's plan is clear and comprehensive. This not only enhances the project's transparency but also points the way for long-term development.

With strong technical strength and a clear development blueprint, Catizen is becoming not just a game, but a vibrant community and a revolution in Web3 social entertainment. Here, every interaction contributes to the broader community interests and ecological development. As Catizen continues to grow, we have reason to expect it will create a new chapter in the field of Web3 social entertainment.