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# Overview

Skullcoin turns attention into repeatable, on-chain activity through **human-skill games** that are **provably fair** and **economically sustainable**.\
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We combine three inventions:

* **Find2Earn:** open hunts on digital maps where players race to pinpoint a real place before anyone else.
* **Encrypted NFTs:** dual-layer NFTs (public art + owner-only secret) that enable honest **incomplete-information** gameplay on-chain.
* **Strike:** a readable, real-time combat loop with mind-games, extended by stats and gear.

Each module stands alone and composes with the others. The result is a game world where **information has value**, outcomes are **auditably fair**, and the **economy sustains itself through play, not speculation**.


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