Cellula, a decentralized gaming project, has partnered with the ENI blockchain to bring the "spirit and mechanism of Proof-of-Work" into Web3 gaming. The collaboration aims to blend traditional mining concepts with gameplay, specifically integrating ENI's mining efforts with Cellula's BitLife ecosystem to create a new incentive model for players.
The partnership relies on ENI's technical infrastructure, which is built for high-throughput commercial applications. ENI supports up to 10,000 transactions per second (TPS) using a triple-layer EPoS consensus model that combines vRF and Elturbobft. Its modular architecture and AppChain Framework allow developers to bypass the limitations of monolithic blockchains. For Cellula, this means the ability to handle heavy player activity and complex in-game economies without sacrificing responsiveness.
This move reflects a broader shift in the blockchain gaming sector toward specialized infrastructure rather than generic chains. By introducing PoW-inspired mechanics, Cellula is attempting to reward computational contributions alongside traditional gameplay achievements. The focus on modular design and technical scalability indicates that projects are prioritizing sustainable ecosystems over simple token-driven hype.
