We are always excited to see not only our own community, but also independent developers taking an interest in the Mosaic ecosystem.

An interesting example of this is Tesserae.club, a gaming platform built around the Mosaic blockchain that offers various games and opportunities to earn TESS tokens and NFTs. TESS is an asset created on the Mosaic blockchain.

The platform can also display Mosaic blockchain data associated with a connected wallet. For example, if a wallet holds a Validator NFT, information related to that validator can also be accessed. Certain transactions can also be submitted to the Mosaic blockchain directly through the platform.

It is important to note, however, that Tesserae.club is not operated or developed by the Mosaic Galaxy Team, and we do not know who is behind it. We find the initiative interesting, but this does not constitute official endorsement, a guarantee, or a security audit. If you do not trust the unknown developer or their software, please do not use it.

As with any application, we encourage everyone to exercise caution when using the platform. Before signing any transaction or performing any action, always check the details in your own wallet (in SubWallet, by clicking the “View details” link in the signing interface) to make sure you understand exactly what you are signing, what amount or asset is involved, and what permissions you are granting. Never sign a transaction if you do not understand its contents or purpose. For example, if a transaction that is supposed to be a simple “chill” call shows a “transfer,” “proxy,” or a complex XCM call in the transaction details, you should click “Cancel.” This ensures that the transaction is not signed and therefore no changes can be made to the assets or funds controlled on the blockchain.

For us, it is particularly encouraging to see an external developer building on Mosaic independently. A blockchain ecosystem becomes truly interesting when it is not only the core team, but also others who start exploring the possibilities of the network and creating new ways to use it.