Inside the OASIS Omniverse: AI, Connected Gaming and the Web4–Web10 Vision — Live AMA, 22 September
What if your identity, achievements and inventory could follow you between games? What if developers could build connected applications without rebuilding their integrations for every database or blockchain? And what if AI agents could coordinate their work and reuse knowledge across sessions?
These are some of the questions behind the OASIS Omniverse—and the conversation coming to Crypto Streams Lounge on 22 September 2026 at 6PM UTC.
Join the OASIS team for a live Telegram AMA exploring the technology, the experiences it powers and the next steps for the ecosystem. We’ll discuss WEB4, OPORTAL, WEB5 STAR and STARNET, WEB6 and FAHRN, OGEngine, HoloNET, Our World, Founder NFTs and the broader Web7–Web10 vision.
Bring your questions. There will also be USDC prizes during the session.
Join the session here: Crypto Streams Lounge on Telegram
Event details for the OASIS live AMA
The live session will take place in the Crypto Streams Lounge Telegram community. It is designed as an open AMA, so the discussion will not be limited to prepared announcements. The OASIS team will also take questions from the community in real time.
Detail | Information |
Event | OASIS Omniverse live AMA |
Host community | Crypto Streams Lounge |
Platform | Telegram |
Date | 22 September 2026 |
Time | 6PM UTC |
Main topics | Web4, Web5, Web6, AI, gaming, Holochain, metaverse interoperability, AR and the Web7 to Web10 roadmap |
Community rewards | USDC prizes available during the AMA |
The AMA is the place to connect those questions to the wider mission: People. Planet. Purpose.
Why connect these technologies?
Moving between digital services often means starting over: another account, another disconnected inventory, another application that cannot use the data you already have elsewhere.
OASIS is being built around continuity. Its architecture connects the infrastructure beneath applications with the identities, experiences and intelligence that use them.
To understand that approach, start with the foundation.
WEB4 OASIS connects Web2, Web3 and decentralised technologies
WEB4 brings identity, karma, data, NFTs, tokens and provider integrations together through a unified API.
For users, the aim is an OASIS avatar whose reputation and history travel across connected experiences. For developers, it means working through a common interface instead of maintaining a separate integration for every underlying service.
Two important components support this:
HyperDrive coordinates infrastructure through capabilities including replication, failover and load balancing.
COSMIC ORM provides a shared data model across different storage systems, databases and networks.
The practical question for the AMA is how these capabilities work together: how an application stores information, how that information becomes available elsewhere, and how users retain continuity as they move between experiences. Explore WEB4.
OPORTAL: your gateway into the OASIS
With so many connected technologies, where does someone begin? OPORTAL brings the OASIS ecosystem together through a web portal centred on your OASIS avatar.
Its guiding idea is simple: one avatar, one karma, one wallet, connecting your identity and activity across supported applications and worlds.
The portal’s destinations include:
My Avatar: your profile, portrait, reputation and identity details.
Wallet and NFT Wallet: balances, cross-chain assets, NFTs and GeoNFTs.
Karma: your contributions and reputation across real-world and game experiences.
Messages and settings: communication, account security and preferences.
Data and HyperDrive: access to the shared data layer and provider infrastructure.
ONET, ONODE and Map: network exploration, node status and location-based discovery.
Developer Portal: API keys, documentation and tools for building with OASIS and STAR.
OPORTAL gives the AMA a practical starting point: how to create an avatar, “beam in,” navigate the ecosystem and carry that identity into connected experiences such as Our World, ODOOM and OQuake.
It is also a chance to ask which portal capabilities are available now and what the next releases will bring.
WEB5 STAR brings OAPPs, Smart Bricks and gamified worlds together
STAR is the development layer for creating OASIS applications, or OAPPs.
Its toolkit connects several parts of the development process: the STAR ODK for building applications, the STAR API for runtime services, and the STAR CLI for creating, publishing and managing content.
The architecture uses holons: building blocks that can form part of larger structures. This gives developers a common way to organise application data and connected experiences.
For builders, the interesting discussion is practical: where to start, how to create a first OAPP, and how shared identity, persistence and cross-world state fit into an existing project. Explore STAR.
Gamification also matters here. It can make complex systems easier to explore. A well-designed game-like layer can help people learn, build, earn rewards, join quests, interact with digital objects and move between worlds with less friction.
STARNET: where creations become reusable
STARNET is the ecosystem’s decentralised registry and asset store. It gives creators a place to publish and discover OAPPs, quests, missions, NFTs, templates, libraries and worlds.
Its Smart Bricks approach makes those components modular and composable. A creator can build on existing components, package their own work and make it discoverable by others.
Version history, dependencies and avatar ownership give that reuse structure. A quest or template becomes something developers can manage and evolve over time.
This opens up an important part of the AMA: how creators can contribute to the Omniverse, distribute their work and participate in its developing economy. Explore STARNET.
WEB6 uses FAHRN and multi-agent intelligence for AI orchestration
WEB6 brings AI providers, models and agent frameworks behind a common interface, with routing based on factors such as capability, cost and latency.
At its centre is FAHRN—the Fractal Adaptive Holonic Reasoning Network. Its controller scores agents by task performance, speed, cost and reliability, then coordinates how they work:
Serial: one agent works at a time.
Parallel: multiple agents tackle the same problem and their plans are compared.
Decomposed: a larger problem is divided into subtasks assigned to suitable agents.
FAHRN uses outcomes to update future routing decisions, with mechanisms to detect stalled or repetitive reasoning.
Holonic BRAID adds reusable reasoning graphs and structured memory across sessions, agents and users. Configurable “membrane” rules govern what information stays private and what can propagate into wider groups.
WEB6 also connects with WEB4 identity and WEB5 application context. That gives the AMA a concrete AI focus: how agents coordinate, what they remember, how permissions work, and how developers connect these capabilities to useful applications. Explore WEB6, FAHRN and Holonic BRAID.
OGEngine brings interoperability into games, worlds and engines
Gaming is one of the clearest places to see why interoperability matters.
Game worlds are rich, creative and technical. They include characters, items, currencies, physics, rules, environments, achievements and community economies. Yet most of these worlds remain closed. A digital asset, identity or achievement usually belongs to one game only.
OGEngine brings the architecture into games through a shared runtime built from the WEB4 OASIS API, WEB5 STAR API and OGEngine Client.
Its focus includes shared avatar identity, cross-game inventory, quest progression and connections to real-world discovery.
ODOOM and OQuake are featured examples. They make the discussion tangible: weapons, items and progress can participate in an ecosystem that extends beyond one game. The OGEngine site also illustrates how a location-based discovery could connect to gameplay elsewhere—for example, finding a keycard outdoors that unlocks a door in ODOOM.
These connections depend on what participating games integrate and support. That makes implementation an especially useful AMA topic: how developers map shared items and quests into their own gameplay, and how players experience that continuity.
For anyone curious about what an interoperable Omniverse actually feels like, this is a good place to begin. Explore OGEngine.
The last point matters. Interoperability does not mean every world becomes the same. Good interoperability respects the design of each world while allowing selected parts to connect. A fantasy item cannot simply appear in a sci-fi racing game without context. But identity, achievements, access rights, quests, digital collectibles or reputation could move in ways that make sense.
HoloNET bridges Holochain with .NET, Unity and developers
HoloNET is another key part of the technical story. It focuses on bridging Holochain with .NET, Unity and the wider developer ecosystem.
That bridge matters because developers often build with tools they already know. .NET and Unity both have large developer communities. Unity is widely used for games and interactive 3D experiences, while .NET supports many types of software development.
Holochain brings a different approach to decentralised applications. Instead of using a traditional global blockchain model, Holochain is known for an agent-centric design. That can appeal to builders who want peer-to-peer applications and distributed systems with different trade-offs.
By connecting Holochain with familiar development environments, HoloNET can lower the barrier for experimentation. A Unity developer interested in decentralised worlds may not want to rebuild their entire process. A .NET developer may want access to decentralised infrastructure without leaving their preferred stack.
The AMA should be useful for developers who want to understand how HoloNET fits into the wider OASIS architecture, especially in relation to OGEngine, WEB4 and metaverse interoperability.
Our World takes the Omniverse into real-world geolocation and AR
The Omniverse is not limited to screens. OASIS will also discuss Our World, the layer focused on real-world geolocation and augmented reality.
This part of the roadmap is especially interesting because AR connects digital systems to physical places. A virtual object can appear in a park. A quest can depend on location. A community event can include digital rewards tied to real-world movement. A local landmark can become part of a persistent digital experience.
Location-based experiences create powerful possibilities, but they also require care. Privacy, consent and user safety need to be designed into the system from the start. The best AR experiences add meaning to the real world without making people feel tracked, pushed or overwhelmed.
Our World also fits the “People. Planet. Purpose.” message. Geolocation and AR can support community, education, local discovery, environmental awareness and shared experiences that cross the line between digital and physical life.
The AMA will be a chance to hear how OASIS plans to bring the Omniverse into real-world contexts while keeping the focus on useful, human-centred experiences. Explore Our World.
WEB7 to WEB10 point towards the next phase
The AMA will also look beyond the current layers towards WEB7 to WEB10.
Within OASIS’s own architectural vision, WEB7 explores human–AI symbiosis, WEB8 describes an inter-galactic network, WEB9 explores singularity, and WEB10 is framed as “The Source.”
The AMA offers a chance to ask how that long-term vision translates into development priorities—and to distinguish what people can use today, what is being developed and what remains a future ambition. Explore the OASIS layer map.
OASIS Founder NFTs: help shape the Omniverse
For those who want to get involved early, the OASIS Founder NFT programme offers digital access passes connecting community membership, creator tools and benefits across the ecosystem.
The collection is limited to 170 Founder slots across three tiers:
Genesis Founder — 20 slots: subscription-free OASIS access, direct access to the core team, roadmap influence, governance power and exclusive land and game assets.
Core Builder — 50 slots: discounted or extended free access, priority STARNET listings, early feature access, private community access and game benefits.
Early Supporter — 100 slots: early builds and testing, in-game benefits, cosmetic rewards and community recognition.
Each tier includes monthly creation allowances for OAPPs, quests, missions and NFTs, alongside a lifetime Founder badge and an avatar aura effect across supported OASIS games.
The AMA is an opportunity to ask how Founder access connects with STAR, STARNET, OGEngine and Our World, which benefits are available today, and how Founder participation will evolve alongside the platform.
What to ask during the live AMA
A strong AMA depends on strong questions. Anyone joining the session can get more value by thinking ahead about what they want to understand.
Useful questions might include:
What can newcomers try today, and how do they create an avatar and get started through OPORTAL?
How does FAHRN choose agents, evaluate their results and control what Holonic BRAID remembers or shares?
What does integrating an existing game with OGEngine involve, including shared inventory and cross-game quests?
How do developers build an OAPP with STAR and publish reusable Smart Bricks through STARNET?
Which Founder NFT benefits are available today, and how do the three tiers support players, creators and builders?
What are the next milestones for Our World and the wider Web4–Web10 roadmap, and how can the community contribute?
Join the OASIS Omniverse live AMA
The OASIS Omniverse live AMA takes place on 22 September 2026 at 6PM UTC in Crypto Streams Lounge on Telegram.
It will cover the technology behind the ecosystem, the roadmap from Web4 to Web10, and the role of AI, gaming, Holochain, AR and metaverse interoperability in connecting decentralised systems.
There will also be live community questions and USDC prizes during the session.
Join the session here: Crypto Streams Lounge on Telegram
OASIS is building towards one interoperable Omniverse where people, technology and purpose can meet. The AMA is a chance to hear that vision directly from the team, ask real questions, and see how the next layers of the ecosystem are taking shape.
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