Update alphaV1.1

Applied changes:

Queue Access Control: Successfully implemented a feature to restrict queue access to holders of $HGMS tokens. This adds value to the Token.

ETH Caps: Introduced minimum and maximum ETH limits to start the game, setting the thresholds at 0.1 ETH and 0.25 ETH, respectively. This ensures that game participation remains within predefined financial boundaries.

NFT Holder Identification: Enhanced the /nft feature by displaying the usernames of NFT holders. This improvement provides users with a more informative and personalized experience.

Queue Indication: Added an indication in both /nft and /status to show if a user's NFT has been queued. This feature improves transparency and user awareness regarding the status of their NFT within the queue system.

Queue Access Control Calculation

To participate in the game with your NFT, the wallet holding the NFT needs to have $HGMS tokens. The calculation for the required HGMS tokens is based on the total supply of tokens (1B) divided by the number of unique NFTs (2,888).

Formula:

TokenAmount = TotalSupply (1B HGMS) / Number of Unique NFTs (2,888) = ~350,000 HGMS

For each additional NFT, the required token amount is halved. So if you hold multiple NFTs, the calculation is as follows:

• 2 NFTs: 350,000 HGMS + 175,000 HGMS = 525,000 HGMS

• 3 NFTs: 350,000 HGMS + 175,000 HGMS + 175,000 HGMS = 700,000 HGMS

This pattern continues, with the required token amount increasing by 175,000 HGMS for each additional NFT you hold.

This system ensures that the required token amount adjusts according to the number of NFTs held, making it more accessible for users with multiple NFTs to participate in the game.