On June 6th, Oasys, a blockchain project centered around gaming, released its technical roadmap, with a focus on application data availability, L2 interoperability, and ecosystem scalability. In the next 12 months, Oasys plans to collaborate with ecosystem partners to standardize game asset specifications and promote the Oasys Verse development kit. Long-term goals include mirroring L2 assets on L1 and developing better interoperability solutions within the next two to three years.

PANews May 30th news, the Japanese gaming public chain Oasys announced its technical roadmap, aiming to develop and expand the overall ecosystem through "application data availability". In the short-term future, Oasys will continue to advance cooperation with ecosystem partners, standardize game assets, and create real game use cases based on this; provide Oasys Verse developer toolkit Oasys VDK to reduce developer resources and time costs. In addition, Oasys has also set up a mid-term plan for the next two to three years, including addressing protocol layer issues, developing standardized protocols to achieve interoperability, and providing more developer tools.

On May 30th, Oasys announced that it will release a new Oasys technical roadmap at 20:00 Japan time on May 30th. The roadmap aims to promote the continuity of game assets, solve the problem of asset loss when the game ends, achieve diversified L2 interoperability at the protocol layer, and provide toolkits to support game developers' independent evolution. Specifically: 1. Application data availability By moving the "game assets" from the second layer to the first layer, the user's digital assets are permanently preserved; Layer2 interoperability Introducing cross-chain bridges, standard data formats, and application programming interfaces (APIs) to achieve smooth movement of assets and data between different Layer2s. 3. Scalability of the ecosystem Using the Oasys Verse Developer Kit (Oasys VDK) for Layer2 Builder to promote and accelerate development.