Kyroh LLC / Mark of The Zeal | Campaign activity through July 25, 2026
1 Executive Summary
MoTZ delivered six tournaments and 588 successful onchain tournament registrations, reaching 337 distinct wallets. The campaign combined public and community tournaments, a dedicated Founders Coin competition, creator rewards and broadcasts. Across the four larger tournaments, 33.2% of participating wallets returned for another event and 23 wallets attended all four.
Our team built two lasting products for this campaign: a gasless transaction relayer on Arbitrum One and Zeal Survivors, a full original Arbitrum game. The relayer sponsored registration transactions so players could join the free events without paying gas fees. We built and shipped the game ourselves, then hosted the two closing tournaments in it.
We received the first $5,000 of the approved $15,000 award and allocated it across tournament rewards and event operations. This report presents the campaign results, the products we built and the initial payment breakdown for review and release of the applicable remaining milestone payments.
2 Performance Against KPIs
| Application target | Campaign delivery |
|---|---|
| 500 new, unique Arbitrum wallets | 588 successful onchain event registrations across 337 distinct wallets, including returning players registering for multiple events. The ledger measures campaign wallet participation; it does not identify first-ever Arbitrum use. |
| 3 major livestreamed tournaments + 3 secondary community tournaments | 6 completed tournaments: April Amiko Legends, The Beacon public event, The Beacon Founders Coin exclusive event, June Amiko community tournament, and two Zeal Survivors events. |
| 6 short videos and 3 long-form threads | The campaign report records six short videos and three long-form threads. Selected announcements, recaps and highlights are linked below. |
| 3 livestream events | The campaign report records three livestream events. The Beacon broadcast is included in the supporting links below. |
| Final report with retention and analytics | Public onchain registration ledger, event-level participation totals and a repeat-participation analysis: 110 of 331 wallets returned across the four larger tournaments (33.2%). |
| Completed campaign event | Registration window in 2026 | Signups |
|---|---|---|
| Amiko Legends | April 22-30 | 160 |
| The Beacon | May 21-29 | 139 |
| The Beacon - Founders Coin exclusive | May 31-June 5 | 34 |
| Amiko Legends - community tournament | June 13-20 | 38 |
| MoTZ Survival Competition | June 30-July 6 | 103 |
| Zeal Survivors Tournament 2 | July 19-25 | 114 |
| Six completed events | 337 distinct wallets | 588 |
Across the April Amiko, May Beacon and both Zeal Survivors events, 331 wallets generated 516 registrations. Of those wallets, 110 registered for at least two events (33.2%) and 23 registered for all four, demonstrating sustained participation throughout the campaign.
Registrations grew across the three campaign phases: 160, 211 and 217. Community tournaments included the Founders Coin Beacon event (34 signups, $250 pool) and June Amiko (38 signups). The public Beacon and final Zeal events also included holder reward leaderboards.
3 Qualitative Impact and Community Feedback
Built by MoTZ: a gasless Arbitrum transaction relayer
We built a gasless transaction relayer on Arbitrum One to submit registration transactions and sponsor the gas. Players could join the free tournaments without paying transaction fees or acquiring ETH for gas. Successful registrations are recorded onchain, with wallet and transaction links in the public ledger.
Built by MoTZ: Zeal Survivors, a full original Arbitrum game
We built and shipped Zeal Survivors, a full original Arbitrum game created for this campaign, and ran both closing tournaments in it. Seeded runs gave competitors the same conditions. This delivered a playable product and practical experience building, launching and operating community gaming experiences.
Community participation and creator engagement
We created incentives for participants to share gameplay, publish tournament content and introduce their audiences to Arbitrum gaming. The Zeal creator competition allocated $360 across two $125 winning entries and eleven additional $10 awards. These rewards gave participants another way to contribute beyond competing, encouraging community-created content around the game and campaign.
4 Financial Summary
| Questbook milestone | Amount | Payment / review position |
|---|---|---|
| Month 1 Launch and Onboarding Push | $5,000 | Paid; confirmed by MoTZ |
| Month 2 Expansion and Engagement Growth | $5,000 | Remaining milestone allocation |
| Month 3 Retention and Final Reporting | $3,500 | Remaining milestone allocation |
| Post Campaign Survey and Reporting | $1,500 | |
| Total grant | $15,000 | $5,000 received; $10,000 remaining |
The first payment represents 33.3% of the award. The following allocation summary accounts for the initial $5,000, including the additional rewards identified in campaign records.
| Initial payment allocation | Amount |
|---|---|
| Tournament prize allocations | $3,500 |
| Zeal creator rewards | $360 |
| Amiko wheel rewards | $30 |
| Beacon promotional giveaway | $20 |
| Various onchain prizes + operational expenses for the events | $1,090 |
| Total initial payment | $5,000 |
Reward allocations follow the campaign announcements and claims. The combined onchain-prize and operations category includes MoTZ Coin and MoTZ Key NFT prizes, event operating expenses and any unused funds from the initial payment. This table summarizes allocation of the initial payment, including any remaining funds.
For the full $15,000 award, the proposal budget allocated $5,000 (33.3%) to prizes and tournament operations, $3,000 (20%) to short-form production, $2,000 (13.3%) to livestream production, $2,000 (13.3%) to promotion, and $3,000 (20%) to tracking, analytics and reporting. These are the original full-award budget categories; percentages are rounded.
The remaining award allocation is $10,000: $8,500 across the two remaining main campaign milestones and $1,500 for the separate survey milestone. We request review and release of the applicable remaining campaign milestone payments, taking into account the $5,000 already received.
5 Future Plans and Continued Ecosystem Alignment
We are interested in experimenting with GameFi on Robinhood Chain. Our team now has the experience to build full games together and a community that can help bring those games to more users. We want to apply what we learned from Zeal Survivors and from running wallet-based tournament registration to future game experiments.
Robinhood Chain is built using Arbitrum technology, giving this exploration a connection to the wider Arbitrum ecosystem. Our next step is to explore how the game-development and community-onboarding experience from this campaign can support future GameFi experiments.
6 Additional Remarks
The campaign leaves MoTZ with two substantial products built by our team: Zeal Survivors, a full original Arbitrum game, and a reusable gasless Arbitrum transaction relayer. Together with the public registration ledger and a community that returned across events, they provide a practical foundation for future onchain gaming campaigns.
Thank you to the Arbitrum grant team for the opportunity to explore the ecosystem, build within it and bring our community along. Your support helped us turn ideas into playable experiences and show more people the potential of gaming on Arbitrum.