Question 1

What is ELP?

Accepted Answer

ELP is the utility token of the Elympics competitive Web3 gaming ecosystem. The project uses it to place player matches, developer services, and node-related participation within one tokenized mechanism, rather than describing it as a general in-game currency for a single game. Therefore, ELP use should be understood in connection with specific product rules: different games, matches, or services may require different participation conditions, and holding ELP itself does not automatically confer match eligibility, node eligibility, or fixed returns.

Question 2

Why might matches require ELP to be locked?

Accepted Answer

The project whitepaper describes locked ELP as part of a match collateral and reputation mechanism. In other words, in applicable competitive settings, participants may need to lock a certain amount of ELP first, connecting their participation to a collateral state governed by rules. “Locking” differs from ordinary holding: tokens are subject to availability restrictions under that mechanism during the lock period. The amount required, timing of release, and how outcomes affect asset status must be determined by the corresponding match or contract rules; uniform parameters cannot be derived merely from the existence of a collateral mechanism.

Question 3

How is ELP related to player reputation?

Accepted Answer

ELP's reputation mechanism links token locking with competitive participation. Its core is not to treat token balances directly as gaming skill, but to make collateral status under applicable rules a component for evaluating or constraining participation behavior. For such a mechanism to function, the match system must define which behaviors, outcomes, or conditions affect reputation, and how locked status is read or settled. The whitepaper's description of the mechanism does not replace the rules published during registration for a specific match.

Question 4

Which ecosystem participants does ELP serve?

Accepted Answer

The project's TGE materials describe ELP uses covering players, developers, and node operators. Player-side uses relate to competitive participation; developer- and node-operator-side uses relate to providing games or infrastructure services within the ecosystem. The three roles sharing ELP does not mean they perform the same actions or face the same conditions. Players face match rules, developers face integration and service rules, and node operators face infrastructure-related rules; the current requirements of each applicable product should be reviewed separately.

Question 5

How is the TGE related to ELP circulation?

Accepted Answer

TGE is the token generation event: the stage when a project first generates tokens according to its token arrangement and begins making them available within the intended circulation and usage framework. For the whitepaper, the initial TGE circulating percentage and total-supply arrangement together determine the distinction between tokens available at the outset and tokens subsequently subject to arrangements. The initial circulating percentage is not the entire token supply and cannot independently indicate when any account receives or unlocks tokens. When analyzing ELP's tradable supply, total supply, initial TGE circulation, and specific allocation or locking arrangements should be considered separately.

Question 6

How is ELP locked for matches different from ordinary ELP?

Accepted Answer

ELP used as match collateral and ELP that can be freely transferred are not in the same state. The former is a balance locked under applicable rules for participation in matches and the reputation mechanism; the latter may be used for ordinary transfers or other purposes only when it is not subject to other restrictions. Before participating, users need to confirm whether the current product supports the locking action, whether they can exit during the lock period, which conditions trigger settlement, and how failure or disputes are handled. Locked ELP should not be understood as a deposit that can be withdrawn unconditionally at any time.

Question 7

Does holding ELP automatically grant governance rights or fixed returns?

Accepted Answer

ELP should not be treated as fixed income, company equity, or inherent governance rights merely because it is called an ecosystem utility token. The available materials support its uses in matches, infrastructure, and ecosystem participation. Forward-looking statements in the whitepaper or project articles become product capabilities that users can actually exercise only after the relevant functions have been deployed and specific rules have taken effect. Before participating, users should verify the current rules stated on the page or in the contract they use.

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