got mentioned in the @SuperteamIN weekly wins for july 💜 huge thanks @paarugsethi! feeling incredibly grateful and proud of everything our team has built. @CryptaraConq is featured around the 4:00 mark. we've been fortunate to see purely organic growth through distribution on @solanamobile seeker: • 800 players onboarded • 220k+ on-chain transactions across @solana + @magicblock ephemeral rollups (rolling data since june 29) • 2,600+ cumulative hours played • 15.5k cores collected • 19.8k enemies defeated • 7.9k deaths (~2.49 kills/death) • 1,460+ on-chain assets minted (free starters + paid), plus 25+ revivals • a working free-to-play economy with 60+ player-funded purchases this is exactly the kind of player engagement we believe mobile-first fully onchain games can achieve. we're just getting started 🧵👇 (1/n)

world cup season is shipping season me and the bois getting @CryptaraConq ready for @solanamobile launch pretty sure we’ll launch before GTA 6

sunday well spent 👷 after two days deep in the weeds, i finally got it working @CryptaraConq now mints guardians and weapons on @solanamobile seeker using seed vault which was earlier blocked by wallet adapter issue the journey involved studying the canonical react native implementation of the mobile wallet adapter from the solana mobile github repository, fixing a network mismatch issue to replicate the mwa2.0 flow used by seed vault wallets, resolving a small bug, and contributing a fix back to the solana unity sdk (pr under @magicblock maintainer review). 🔜 onward to testing, publishing to dapp store and launch on @solana mainnet on seeker 📱 contributing to open source software while building your app to prod is a great learning experience shoutout to @RameshSachan and @memxor_ and our team for working hard over the last few months as we gear up for an exciting launch

improving the solana open-source tooling brick by brick as we ship our game @CryptaraConq to mainnet on seeker mobile shipped my 3rd pr to the @solana unity sdk since april (merged to prod) latest update: native .skr name resolution in the connected wallet @solanamobile seeker users now get human-readable way to send & receive SOL unwrapped domains are easy, @alldomains_ has a direct reverse lookup. wrapped domains (nfts) are not there’s no onchain mapping from holder wallet → name, so you’d normally have to scan every nft in the wallet client-side s/o to the project maintainer @Kuldotha solved this with an onchain reverse-lookup program that used binary search on a magicblock ephemeral rollup the unity client just simulates a tx against it and reads the resolved name from the logs. no backend, no NFT enumeration link: github.com/magicblock-labs/S… more on the lookup process: standard @alldomains_ reverse lookup (wallet → .skr name) is a getProgramAccounts call with a memcmp filter on the domain account owner field, asking for every domain where owner == myWallet works fine for normally held domains when a domain gets wrapped into an nft so it can be traded or transferred as an SPL token, the domain account owner field no longer points to the holder wallet. it points to an nft record pda owned by the name house program the wallet actually holding the nft becomes invisible to the memcmp filter, so the query returns zero results even though the user still owns the name the brute force alternative would be an unfiltered getProgramAccounts on the entire alldomains program (100k+ accounts), then deriving the wrapper nft mint for every entry and checking who holds it that approach is basically unusable: it gets rate limited or rejected on most public rpcs, it is slow enough to hang the receive screen, and it scans the entire namespace just to answer one wallet lookup @Kuldotha solved this with an onchain reverse lookup program that maintains a reverse lookup table keyed by wallet pubkey prefix the unity client derives the lookup table pda from the users wallet, simulates the instruction against the magicblock er rpc, and reads the resolved reverseLookupAccount directly from the program return log no tx sent, no fees, no NFT enumeration, no backend running it on a @magicblock ephemeral rollup keeps the simulation fast and cheap enough to execute every time the receive screen opens big shoutout to @PiccoGabriele and the magicblock team for their support

feels good to contribute back to the @solana Unity SDK. we’ve spent the last 3 years building on this stack, and it’s been core to delivering smooth, web2-like UX in games like @IntrantInferis @CryptaraConq and more always nice to give back to tools you believe in Appreciate the team at @magicblock 🤝