🤑Truly Free to Earn

Acquire coins, craft NFTs, pay nothing!

Trappist 1 operates on a free-to-earn model, ensuring that every resource gathered, item crafted and currency acquired in-game has real value and is immediately tradeable. Players can earn through game-play alone.

Earn Coins

Trappist 1 has a trading currency, the Tungsten Coin (TNG) and a governance currency, the Senate Coin (SNC). Both can be earned in-game through:

• Story/Progressions quests

• Repeatable quests

• Selling natural resources

• Competitions

• Air-drops (free give-aways)

Players can, of course, optionally purchase extra coins for accelerated progression (with TNG) or increased influence (with SNC).

Craft NFTs

The crafting professions in Trappist 1 focuses on various engineering specialisations. Everything players craft is an NFT and can be sold in-game, either on the auction house or directly between players, or outside the game.

Trappist 1 has a unique rarity system for crafting. At the very least, a player will craft the item as defined on the crafting panel. But there is a chance that the item crafted will be a little better or a great deal better. The player can then choose to make use of this better item or sell it for a good price.

More information about our rarity system is coming soon.

No centralised authority can revoke ownership or restrict item transactions. Players can trade their crafted NFTs on third-party marketplaces, if they wish.

Trade Without Restriction

In Trappist 1, anything you acquire can be freely traded:

• Natural Resources – Gathered materials can be traded with other players or posted on the Commodities Exchange.

• Crafted Goods – Everything made by players can be traded as NFTs. There are no soul-bound items.

• Tungsten Coin (TNG) and Senate Coin (SNC) – Both in-game currencies can be traded, exchanged or sold freely, inside and outside of the game.

• Land and Property – Player-owned land and apartments can be traded.

A True Player-Driven Economy

Because every asset in the game is tradeable, the economy is entirely player-driven. Prices are determined by supply and demand, and players retain full control over their in-game assets.