Saga automates the launching of these chainlets.

If you look at our web app experience now, it's about five seconds to putting in the chain

parameters, you hit submit, and then it takes about a minute for the validators to sync,

and then you have your own chainlet.

You have your own layer one within about a minute, and you can have as many of these as you

like.

Automating the experience of launching chains is something that is unique to us,

and we are the first to market for that.

The protocol is presented by the Stellar Community Fund.

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There's a new layer one on the block,

and it's focused on enabling the next 1,000 chains in gaming and entertainment.

Saga recently launched on Mainnet with 350 projects in its innovator program and an AirDrop campaign that includes several gaming partners.

The Saga Mainnet hopes to simplify the process for developers to launch their own dedicated blockchains called chainlets.

So how does this all work? What does the future look like for Web3 games?

And what makes this layer one competitive in a growing landscape?

We have the perfect person here to unpack this layer one.

That's been getting a lot of hype lately.

Rebecca Lau, welcome to First Mover. Thanks so much for having me, Jen. It's been getting a lot of hype lately. Rebecca Lau, welcome to first mover.

Thanks so much for having me, Jen. It's great to be here. Well, let's talk about Saga. I mentioned it

in my introduction there. Your mission is to enable the next 1,000 chains in gaming and entertainment.

That sounds like quite a feat. Talk to me about how you're going to do this.

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