Yes, Basically, you'll be able to use Roblox Studio within our website and link a game you've created to a token. The fees generated by this token will pay the people who play. People who are only players have to access RobloxPad and connect a wallet to receive their percentage of the fees for playing your game.
Build something people return to.
Roblox Pad brings game creation, game-linked tokens and player participation into one project model.
A token can introduce a community. A good game gives that community a reason to stay.
A game token belongs to one game.
Its creator-fee pool is allocated to eligible players of that game, not mixed with another game's pool or the main-token holder pool.
Each community keeps its own identity and accounting.
Roblox Studio is the creation engine.
Its own Assistant helps build objects, scripts and game assets. Creators refine the experience, playtest it and publish to Roblox.
That is the creation workflow behind the Roblox Pad idea.
Player eligibility combines three things:
A linked Roblox account and Solana wallet.
At least $50 of the main token.
Validated activity in the participating game.
Holding establishes eligibility. Playing establishes participation.
Two fee pools define Roblox Pad.
100% of creator fees received from the main token are allocated to main-token holders.
100% received from a game's token are allocated to that game's eligible players.
Separate pools. Separate communities.
The Roblox Pad idea: create a Roblox game, link its token and build a community around playing it.
The game brings people together. Its economy gives that community a shared direction.
Your game. Its community. Its economy.
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