The initial distribution of AMMO has come to an end, as most of the AMMO supply has been farmed and is now held by the community. AMMO’s utility was briefly put to the test on Ethereum mainnet and although the network’s congestion made playing economically unfeasible before long, everything went…

Users of the Ruletka platform can now adjust RTK’s burn mechanism with a higher chance of burn, i.e. add bullets to their guns. This guide provides all details required in order to (un)load RTK with AMMO directly from Etherscan, in case our user interfaces are down for maintenance or under…

Web application attacks such as DDoS and Phishing attacks are common in the cryptocurrency space and the Ruletka ecosystem is also vulnerable to them. These attacks cannot affect smart contracts, but they can prevent users from interacting with them, effectively locking them out of the ecosystem. Liquidity farmers are important…

In previous articles we introduced Ruletka’s first Improvement Proposal, Operation Fenix, followed by details about the distribution of AMMO. In this article we dive into the tokenomics of both RTK and AMMO after the latter is fully integrated into the Ruletka gaming platform. In the following sections we will discuss…

In a previous post we introduced Operation Fenix, which is Ruletka’s first Improvement Proposal and includes the expansion of the Ruletka platform infrastructure with Ammunition (AMMO), a new token asset that will allow players to add bullets to their RTK gun. …

Not long ago the Ruletka community took the initiative to safe the project from an imminent death. The Ruletka token (RTK) was suffering from low liquidity, unsustainable depletion of project reserves and limited utility. The following platform expansion is the first Ruletka Improvement Proposal (RIP) to be implemented, which aims…