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# Trading

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## Overview

> Trading is an integral part of the game, allowing players to exchange items, coins, and assets to enhance their gameplay. From classic trading to the integration of blockchain technology with Web3 trading, players have various avenues to transact.

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## **Types of Trading**

1. ***Classic Trading:***
   * ***NPC Trades*****:** Players can purchase and sell classic items to NPCs, ensuring a steady stream of essential resources and equipment.
   * ***P2P (Peer-to-Peer) Trades*****:** This system facilitates direct trading between players. They can exchange:
     * Item(s) for item(s)
     * Item(s) for currency
     * Currency for item(s)
   * ***Shop Trading*****:**
     * Players can establish private shops anywhere on the map.
     * A player can showcase up to 10 items in a single shop.
     * Each character can open up to two shops simultaneously.
     * A shop remains open for 24 hours, regardless of the player's online status.
2. ***Web3 Trading*****:**
   * This modern form of trading utilizes blockchain technology.
   * Players can open private shops anywhere on the game's map.
   * These shops exclusively offer NFT (Non-Fungible Token) items for sale.
   * Transactions in Web3 shops are made using the TCL tokens.

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## Conclusion

> The multifaceted trading system enriches player interactions and offers diverse economic opportunities within the game. From classic bartering to leveraging blockchain tech for exclusive NFT trades, players are bound to find a trading style that aligns with their goals and preferences.

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