THE WHEN:

Before web3 knew RWA, we started tokenizing tribes onchain in 2021.

THE WHAT:

Beningin GameFi rewards players for interacting with RWA Tribes.

THE HOW:

Beningin uses blockchain to tokenize real African tribes (GINS) and stories, combining these with GameFi earnings.

RWA = future of blockchain adoption
∴ Tokenize + Preserve culture + GameFi incentives = RWA Adoption

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FEATURES OF THE GIN COLLECTIBLES

GINs are non-generative NFTs, the creative and minting process was a manual one. WHY?

Because the colour, fabric, and position of clothing on a GIN's body are specific to their tribe. Randomizing some features would alter the representation of that tribe.

For example, the “Seshweshwe” tribe of Botswana owns the check-patterned blue kilt. If we represented that tribe in any other color, it would be disrespectful to the tribe.

  • Every GIN is faceless.
  • Every GIN has a halo.
  • Every GIN plays in the BENINGIN P2E GAME.
  • Every GIN male can fuse with a female GIN and produce a generative GIN.

RARITY LEVELS

The GINs had a system of hierarchy; they respected their clans and served according to their acquired authorities:

  • LEGENDARY: The kings and queens were the LEGENDARIES.
  • EPIC: The chiefs and chieftess were the EPICs.
  • RARE: The priests and priestess were the RAREs.
  • UNCOMMON: The soldiers were the UNCOMMONs.
  • COMMON: The people were the COMMON.
THE GAME PLAY

A fusion of RWA and GameFi mechanics

Where GINs will build their clans, grow them from clans to villages to towns, and then become cities while earning $GIN tokens.

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NFTOKENOMICS

Understanding the Token Distribution

Total Supply (TS)

490 GINS

No of Tribes Tokenized

29 TRIBES

Total Primary Characters (PC)

35

Min Number of Variations (TS/PC)

14 Per Character

Defining Variation (DV)

Background Colour, Halo

Community Rewards and Giveaways

10% = 49 GINS

THE MATHS, THE JOURNEY THE HOW

1ST GENERATION GIN RELEASE

African Region Region Tribe Collectible Rarity Level Gender
West Africa Southern Nigeria Urhobo John Oghene Legendary Male
Eastern Nigeria Igbo Peter Chukwu Legendary Male
Southern Nigeria Benin - Epic Female
Southern Nigeria Efik - Epic Male & Female
Western Nigeria Yoruba - Rare Male & Female
Southern Ghana Ashanti - Rare Male
West Central, Côte d’Ivoire Gouro, Kweni - Uncommon Female
North West, Senegal Wolof - Uncommon Female
Southern Niger Republic Hausa - Common Male
Guinea Bissau Fulani - Common Female
Mali Bambara - Common Male
Togo Central Ewe - Common Male
East Africa Kenya Central Maasai Priscilla Mungu Legendary Female
Ethiopia Central Oromo - Rare Female
Tanzania Central Sukuma - Rare Male & Female
Rwanda Hutu - Uncommon Female
Kenya Central Kikuyu - Uncommon Male
Southern Africa South Africa AmaXhosa Pauline Nkulukulu Legendary Female
Central Southern Malawi Chichewa - Epic -
South Africa Zulu - Uncommon Male
Botswana Central Tswana - Rare Male & Female
Lesotho Sotho - Common Male
Botswana Central Seshweshwe - Common Female
North Africa Egypt Coptic (Ancient Egypt) James YHWH Legendary Male
Mauritania Moors - Uncommon Female
Algeria Tuarega - Common Male & Female
Libya Central Arab - Common Male & Female
Central Africa Cameroon Bamileke - Epic Male & Female

The Rarity Logic - 1st Generation

Overview

  • Total Supply (TS): 490
  • Total Primary Characters (PC): 35
  • Minimum Number of Variations (TS/PC): 14 Per Character
  • Defining Variations (DV): Colour, Background, and Halo

Rarity Distribution

Rarity Level Number of DV Primary Characters Total Supply
Common 14 9 126
Uncommon 14 7 98
Rare 14 8 112
Epic 14 5 70
Legendary 14 5 70

Rarity Supply Calculation

Supply per Character Formula:

Supply per Character = (Number of Rarity Characters / Total Primary Characters) * Total Supply

  • Common Rarity Supply: (9/35) * 490 = 126 Common Characters
  • Uncommon Rarity Supply: (7/35) * 490 = 98 Uncommon Characters
  • Rare Rarity Supply: (8/35) * 490 = 112 Rare Characters
  • Epic Rarity Supply: (5/35) * 490 = 70 Epic Characters
  • Legendary Rarity Supply: (5/35) * 490 = 70 Legendary Characters

EpicX Rarity Supply: 14

Total Supply: 490

Properties for Some of the Legendary Collectibles

Property John Oghene Peter Chukwu Pauline Mungu
Name John Oghene Peter Chukwu Pauline Mungu
Gender Male Male Female
African Tribe Urhobo Igbo Maasai
Region Southern Nigeria Eastern Nigeria Kenya Central
Top Apparel Colour White Red, Brown, Black Maroon, Navy Blue
Top Apparel Name Urhobo Lace Ichie Isiagu Shuta
Top Apparel Pattern Flowery Pattern Lion Head Check Pattern
Hat Colour Black Red None
Hat Name Ibori Hat Okpu Ozo None
Skin Colour Brown Brown Ebony
Hair Colour None None Black
Right Hand Accessory Walking Stick Bead None
Left Hand Accessory Urhobo hand bead Akupe - Chieftancy Hand Fan None
Neck Accessory Urhobo Neck bead None 1. White Collar Necklace
2. Black, Yellow, Ash String Bead Work
3. Multi-Coloured Beaded Disc
Shoes Black Black None
Bottom Apparel Colour Purple Dark Brown, Coffee Brown Grey
Bottom Apparel Name George Traditional Wrapper Maasai Fabric
Bottom Apparel Pattern Flowery Design Check Pattern Plain
Facial Features Ears Ears Ears
Ear Accessories
Earrings White White (Elipses Circle) White
Face Halo White None None
Hand Halo White None None
Button Colour Black None None
Finger Nail Colour Peach Peach None
Ankle Accessory None None Orange Colour Anklet

Tribes List

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
Efik Tribe - Nigeria Zulu Tribe - South Africa Chechewa Tribe - Malawi Benin Tribe - Nigeria
Bamileke Tribe - Cameroon Arab Tribe - Libya Bambara Tribe - Mali Ewe Tribe - Togo
Fulani Tribe - Guinea Bissau Hausa Tribe - Niger Kikuyu Tribe - Tanzania Sotho Tribe - Lesotho
Tuareg Tribe - Algeria Igbo Tribe - Nigeria Urhobo - Nigeria Yoruba Ashanti - Ghana
Guoro Kweni - Côte d’Ivoire Woloof - Senegal Masaai - Kenya Oromo - Ethiopia
Sukuma - Tanzania Hutu - Rwanda AmaXhosa - South Africa Ashanti - Ghana
Tswana - Botswana Sheshweshe - Botswana Coptic - Egypt Moors - Mauritania