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Gamified Web3 quests focused on real on-chain activity. Explore a city, complete verifiable quests on Base, Soneium and Sonic, open quarters and climb the season leaderboard.

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| Website | rendercut.io | denshin.io |
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| Company | — | 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Denshin turns verifiable on-chain actions into a gamified progression experience. Instead of a plain quest checklist, players explore a city: each quarter carries a quest, and completing real blockchain actions — swaps, holdings, lending and staking positions — opens it, earns points and moves...
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Denshin's answer:
Denshin turns on-chain activity into a city you open quarter by quarter. Every quest is checked against the blockchain itself (balances, swaps, lending and staking positions), so progress means you actually used a protocol, not that you clicked a follow button or uploaded a screenshot.
Denshin's answer:
Denshin only counts what the chain can confirm, and only activity from the block where you started the quest, so an old balance does not tick a task. First-wave thresholds are tiny, so trying a new network costs cents in gas. The season is free to play, and the season leaderboard shares a $100 USDT pool across the top 50.
Denshin's answer:
Crypto users who want a reason and a route to explore new L2 ecosystems (Base, Soneium and Sonic), and newcomers who want a guided first swap, first stablecoin and first lending position with small amounts.
Denshin's answer:
We are a small independent team. We kept seeing quest campaigns measured in follows and retweets, and wanted one where progress is something you actually did on-chain. Cheap L2s made that affordable for players, so we built a city where every quarter is a real action. The Genesis season launched on 10 September 2026.
Denshin's answer:
TypeScript, Vue 3 and PixiJS for the city map; viem, wagmi and Reown AppKit for wallets; Node.js and NestJS with PostgreSQL, Redis and BullMQ on the backend; and our own Solidity contract, DenshinSync, on Soneium, Base and Sonic for the on-chain Daily Check.
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